FlowKy is three things that share an account.

A marketplace. Fixed-scope services with published prices — you can see what a landing page or a Stripe integration costs before you speak to anyone. For work too large to price from a list, there are projects: you describe what you need, and sellers quote against it.

A browser panel. A side panel in Chrome that captures what is on screen — console output, network activity, screenshots — and turns it into a task or a flow without you writing the reproduction steps by hand.

An editor extension. A VS Code extension that reads those tasks, works in your repository, and reports back.

You can use any one of them alone. The marketplace works without installing anything, and the extensions work whether or not you ever hire anyone.

What it is not: FlowKy does not generate a finished application from a sentence. It does not deploy for you, and it does not replace your CI. If you are looking for a prompt-to-app tool, this is not that.