Flowchart Maker

Flowchart Maker Flowchart Maker helps you build clear flowcharts with simple taps. Use smart sketching and a rich shape library, then collaborate in real time and sync across devices.

Flowchart Maker

Flowchart Maker is a simple, tap-friendly mobile app for building flowcharts on the go. You can choose from multiple shapes and browse a symbol library, and built-in tutorials guide you through the basics so you can start creating right away.

The app also supports multi-user collaboration, letting several people edit the same flowchart at the same time for smoother communication—especially when teammates are working from different locations. In addition, you can log in on multiple devices and pick up exactly where you left off, continuing your flowchart history without interruptions.

Key Features

• Intuitive Interface: A beginner-friendly design that helps you create flowcharts without a steep learning curve.



• Smart Sketching: Draw shapes and connect them naturally using touch controls, designed for smooth touchscreen use.



• Large Shape & Symbol Library: A wide collection of flowchart elements to match different diagram needs.
• Cross-Platform Access: Use it on iPhone, iPad, Android, or via your web browser.
• Real-Time Collaboration: Multiple users can work on the same flowchart simultaneously, making it easier for remote teams to stay aligned.

Helpful Tips

• Choose clear start and end points: Random or unclear endings can confuse readers. Keep the goal simple and well-defined—this is a common detail that gets overlooked.



• Split long diagrams into smaller flows: If a flowchart gets too lengthy, key details may be missed. Break it into sub-flows and use the built-in connector/link tools to create connected documents with sub-flows.
• Use colors with purpose: Color-code elements to highlight things like risk level, ownership, or stages (Draft/Final). Also include a legend so everyone can interpret the chart correctly.
• Bring your team into the process: Reviewing and planning steps often requires input. Use built-in collaboration tools to get the discussion moving quickly.

Types of Flowcharts

• Process Flowcharts: One of the most common types. They show step-by-step activity sequences within a process, helping you understand the workflow. Great for analyzing and improving processes, spotting bottlenecks, and increasing efficiency.
• Swimlane Flowcharts: Built on process flowcharts by adding swimlanes for different departments, individuals, or responsibilities. They make handoffs and interactions easier to see, clarifying accountability and collaboration opportunities.
• Data Flowcharts: These focus on how data moves through a system or process—how it’s processed, stored, or transformed. Common in software development, system analysis, and data management to understand and optimize data flow.
• Workflow Diagrams: Also known as deployment flowcharts. These diagrams illustrate how tasks, decisions, and events flow between people, departments, or systems—helping you improve coordination and communication.

Final Thoughts

Since many people—especially students—use smartphones daily, this app is designed to be practical for anyone who needs to create portable flowcharts. It’s especially useful for Information Technology and Computer Science students who want to access flowcharting tools directly from their mobile phones.