Live nodes
Every app and database in scope shows up as a card with status, CPU, RAM and address. Click it and the side panel opens the resource's real tabs: overview, logs, snapshots, settings.
Vertra Flow · Beta
Your infrastructure stops being a list.
Apps and databases become live nodes on a canvas, with real state and usage. Group by product, attach what belongs together and leave a note where the decision was made.
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Checkout2 items
checkout-apiOnlineCPU 12% · 180 / 512 MB
checkout-dbOnlineCPU 4% · 240 / 1024 MB
billing-workerOnlineCPU 3% · 90 / 256 MB
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Freeze de deploy até o PIX liquidar.
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CheckoutR$ 128,90
CPU · RAMlive state on every node
12groups per canvas
10notes per canvas
The canvas
Everything on the map is a real resource.
Flow is not a drawing exported from your infrastructure. Each card is the actual app or database, with the same status, CPU and RAM the overview shows.
Groups
Gather cards by product, environment or team. Collapse a group to cut the noise without hiding the architecture; the color is yours, so is the name.
Attachments, not connections
A dotted line documents that two things relate. It organizes understanding; it never opens a port or creates a network.
Notes where the decision lives
Sticky notes in seven colors, next to the resource they refer to. A deploy freeze, a pending item, the reason behind a limit.
Preview on the canvas
An app's published page open inside the map, next to its card. Refreshes while visible and opens the public URL in one click.
Map, search and undo
A minimap to drag the camera, search by name with ⌘F, undo and redo to move, group and attach without fear.
How it works
Three gestures and the system is on the map.
The canvas starts with the projects in scope. From there, it's organizing.
- 01
Add
A note or a preview of a published app, from the Add menu in the header.
- 02
Group
Drag cards into a group.
- 03
Attach
Select an item, click Attach, then click the target. The numeric badge shows and removes attachments.
Scope and limits
One canvas per account and per workspace, saved in the browser.
The layout lives in the browser of whoever organizes it, separated by account and by workspace. The resources are shared, the arrangement is yours.
| Groups per canvas | 12 |
| Notes per canvas | 10 |
| Previews per canvas | 3 |
On mobile
The canvas is view-and-pan: tapping opens the resource sheet, the floating button gathers move, group, note and search. Deep organizing is big-screen work.
On every plan
Flow is part of the dashboard, on every plan.
Next steps
The map will become a shared space.
Today each person organizes their own canvas. What comes next is not available yet.
Coming soon
Real time for the team
Cursors, presence and synchronized edits to investigate and organize the same canvas at the same time.
Coming soon
Comments at the right spot
Discussions pinned to a card or a group, with mentions, without separating the conversation from the infrastructure.
Coming soon
Synced arrangement
The workspace layout stored on the server, the same for every member, instead of one per browser.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
The essentials before opening the canvas.
Does Flow change my applications' network?
No. Groups and attachments are visual organization. A line between an app and a database opens no port, creates no private network and injects no environment variable. Vertra has no private network between services; an attachment documents a relationship, it doesn't create one.
Do the cards show real resources?
Yes. Apps and databases in scope appear as nodes with the same status and usage as the overview, and the side panel opens the resource's real tabs. Note and preview are not resources: they are canvas items.
Where is the canvas saved?
In the browser, per account and per workspace. Switching machines or clearing site data starts a fresh canvas; the projects stay, only the arrangement is lost. Server-synced arrangement is in the next steps.
Do I need a paid plan?
No. Flow is part of the dashboard on every plan.
Does real-time collaboration exist yet?
Not yet. In a workspace, every member sees the same projects on their own canvas, but each one organizes their own. Presence, cursors and shared arrangement are the next steps.
In your dashboard
See the whole system without losing the detail.
Open Flow and group what's yours.