Design flows visually, collaborate, export to code

The entire team should understand app logic. This has been our mission and my personal belief for many years, and we’re incredibly excited to work towards bringing it to reality with Stately Studio 1.0.

With Stately Studio, we’re introducing the foundation for tighter collaboration within teams, allowing you to create teams, assign roles, and change project visibility to public, unlisted, or private. You can also view all the machines in a project within the same editor, with many more improvements to enhance your diagram editing experience.

Since releasing Stately Viz and the Stately Editor beta, we have learned so much about how software development teams work together and how developers use our visual tools to share app logic with the entire team. This first version of Stately Studio marks the end of the Stately Editor beta period, although you can continue to use the existing features of the Stately Editor for free.

✨ New features

🤝 Teams & roles: collaborate with your team (Pro) 🔭 Visibility settings: public, unlisted, private (Pro) ℹ️ Priority support (Pro) 📦 Project-first editor: view all machine projects in one view ⬆️ More export options: JavaScript, TypeScript, with more coming soon ➕ Editor improvements: context assignment editor, code views, and more

We hope you use Stately to visualize your app logic, whether it’s business logic, component logic, workflows, user flows, procedures, routines, pipelines, or rules. Using an intuitive diagramming tool that’s much more than just a diagramming tool: it’s an executable diagram that helps you ensure that your diagrams are correct and are always kept up-to-date with your code (because in Stately, they are code).

So check us out at stately.ai, jump into the editor , visit the studio, and even discover thousands of flows for inspiration.

Happy diagramming!