Flows & automation
Build Flows with AI, run them across profiles, fix stuck runs.
What Flows are and what they can do
A Flow is a task you draw once — open a page, wait, click, type, read — and then run on one profile or a hundred.Build a Flow with AI
Describe the task in plain words and let the model draft the steps — optionally walking the real pages first, so every step has run once.Build or change a Flow by hand
The editor, explained: the palette, the canvas, wires, the inspector, flow variables and the inputs a Flow asks for when you run it.Start from a template
19 ready-made Flows for the sites people automate most. Add one and it is yours to change — none of them need an AI model.Run a Flow on one profile or many
Pick a profile and press Run, or send the same Flow across a list of profiles with up to 20 browsers going at once.Run Flows on a schedule
Run a Flow every night, every so many minutes, or once at a set time, across every profile with a tag or in a folder — while LoginDeck is open.When a Flow gets stuck
Self-heal repairs a failing step from the live page, Repairs lets you keep or undo it, and a stuck run can ask you what to do.LoginDeck AI actions and using your own model
What spends an AI action, how many your plan includes, and how to point Flows at your own Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible or CLI model instead.Drive many profiles at once (Synchronized Actions)
Work in one browser and the same clicks, typing and page loads are repeated live in the follower profiles you pick.Warm up new profiles
Let a profile browse ordinary sites like a person for a while, so its cookie jar and history are not empty the first time it matters.Flow steps reference
Every one of the 41 step types a Flow can use, what it does and what each of its settings means.