WidgetFlow Alpha

Last Updated: June 2026

Welcome to WidgetFlow Alpha v2. We’re building WidgetFlow in the open, and you’re getting early access while it’s still taking shape. This page explains, in plain language, what that means for you.

What “alpha” means here

Alpha means WidgetFlow is under active, hands-on development. Things move fast, and the product you use today may look or behave differently tomorrow. That’s by design — your early use helps us figure out what works.

What you should expect

• Data may be reset. As we change how WidgetFlow stores and structures information, your data may be reset, migrated, or cleared. We’ll avoid this where we can, but we can’t promise it won’t happen.
• Widgets may be retired or rebuilt. Widgets can change, be replaced, or be removed entirely as we refine the platform.
• Accounts may be removed. Accounts created during the alpha may be reset or removed as part of development.
• Things may break. The Platform may be unavailable, slow, or buggy at times. We’re a small team iterating quickly.

The one thing we ask

Please don’t store anything critical or irreplaceable in WidgetFlow yet. Treat it as a place to explore and experiment, not as your system of record. If something would hurt to lose, keep a copy somewhere else for now.

You’re helping us build this

By using WidgetFlow during the alpha, you’re helping us test the platform and shape where it goes. Your feedback is genuinely valuable — if you run into something broken or confusing, or you have an idea, reach out at contact@widgetflow.ai.

What comes next

As WidgetFlow matures into beta and then a stable release, we’ll move toward stronger persistence and reliability expectations — the kind of stability you’d expect from a product you rely on every day. We’re not there yet, and we want to be honest about that.

For the full details, see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. These may be updated as WidgetFlow evolves.