What inspired you to build this? I was working as a developer and kept running into the same problem: critical processes lived entirely in people's heads. Every time someone left the team or went on vacation, knowledge disappeared with them. I'd watch teams spend days in meetings trying to reconstruct workflows on whiteboards and Miro, only to end up with diagrams that were already outdated. I thought: if AI can write code and generate images, why can't it turn a simple explanation into a professional process diagram? That question wouldn't leave me alone, so I started building. What problem were you trying to solve? Documenting business processes is painful. Traditional tools like Miro, Lucidchart, or Draw.io require you to manually drag boxes, learn BPMN notation, and spend hours positioning elements. Most people give up and keep everything in their heads, which means the company's operational knowledge depends on who shows up to work that day. JustFlow IT eliminates that friction entirely. You describe a process the way you'd explain it to a coworker, and the AI generates a complete BPMN 2.0 diagram in 30 seconds. No notation knowledge needed. No dragging. No layout headaches. How did your approach or process evolve while working on this launch? The AI part was always the core idea, but my biggest underestimation was the layout engine. Generating the right BPMN elements from text was one challenge, but making them look clean on a canvas was a completely different beast. Diagrams with 30+ elements, multiple lanes, and crossing connections needed a custom layout algorithm that took more engineering time than the AI integration itself. The other shift was realizing that my real users aren't BPMN experts. They're managers, analysts, and founders who just need to get processes out of their heads fast. That insight shaped everything: the natural language input, the zero-learning-curve approach, and the automatic layout that removes all manual work.

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