Used For

• +**You're paying $200/month across 8 different AI subscriptions** → One canvas lets you test text prompts through GPT-5, image generation through FLUX Pro, and video through Gen-3 Alpha simultaneously
• +**Your team keeps recreating the same prompts in different tools** → Build reusable templates where changing one input updates outputs across all connected AI models
• +**You're losing track of which AI generated which version** → Built-in history stores up to 100 outputs per block with full metadata
• +Node-based visual building - drag blocks and connect them like ComfyUI but easier
• +Real-time team collaboration on the same canvas with comments and iterations

Best For

• >Creative teams tired of paying for ChatGPT Plus, Midjourney, Runway, and 5 other AI subscriptions
• >Marketing departments who need to test the same campaign idea across multiple AI models quickly
• >Designers building reusable templates so junior team members can generate on-brand assets without starting from scratch

Not For

• -Solo creators who just need simple AI generation — you're paying for collaboration features you won't use
• -Anyone wanting plug-and-play simplicity — this requires learning visual node workflows and prompt engineering
• -Teams under 5 people — the workflow building overhead isn't worth it for small-scale generation

Pairs With

• *Figma (where you import the AI-generated assets Flora helped you create and refine)
• *Slack (where your team gets notifications about new canvas iterations and debates which AI model works best)
• *Google Drive (to store the final outputs since Flora's canvas is for workflow, not long-term asset management)
• *Notion (to document your successful prompt templates and model combinations for future projects)
• *Adobe Creative Suite (for final touches on AI-generated content that needs professional polish)

The Catch

• !Expect 1-2 hours to generate your first decent images and 1-3 days to build useful multi-model workflows
• !Performance slows down on complex multi-step pipelines, and some style features work best on specific models only
• !No public pricing yet, but "50+ models in one subscription" probably isn't cheap

Bottom Line

Finally, one subscription to replace your collection of AI tools — if you can handle the learning curve of connecting visual blocks like you're wiring a spaceship.