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Flowcall 0.14.0 for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). One file, about 85 MB. Everything Flowcall needs is inside it, so there is nothing else to install, and you don't need administrator rights.

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The download link appears here as soon as this release is published.

The Starter plan is free and needs no licence key. If you buy a plan, you paste the key in later.

How to install

  1. Download FlowcallSetup-0.14.0.exe with the button above. Your browser saves it to your Downloads folder.
  2. Open it. Double-click the file, or click it in your browser's downloads list.
  3. If you see "Windows protected your PC", click More info, then Run anyway. (See below for why.)
  4. Welcome. Click Next.
  5. License Agreement. Read it, choose "I accept the agreement", and click Next.
  6. Choose a folder. The suggested folder is fine. It is inside your own user folder, which is why no administrator rights are needed.
  7. Desktop icon. Leave "Put a Flowcall icon on the desktop" ticked if you want one. Click Next, then Install.
  8. Finish. Leave "Open Flowcall now" ticked and click Finish. Flowcall opens in its own window.
  9. Create your account. Pick a username and a password. The first account owns this copy of Flowcall. You accept the License Agreement once more here, because this is where the person who will use Flowcall signs up.

System requirements

Check the file (optional)

The SHA-256 checksum proves the file you downloaded is exactly the one we published.

The checksum is published here with each release, next to the download.

To check it, open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and run Get-FileHash .\FlowcallSetup-0.14.0.exe. The long code it prints should match the one above.

Updating

Download the newer installer and run it, the same way as the first time. It closes Flowcall if it is running, replaces the program, and keeps your pipelines, history, files, settings and licence. If you turn on the update check in Settings, Flowcall tells you when a newer version is out.

Uninstalling

Open Windows Settings → Apps (called Installed apps on Windows 11 and Apps & features on Windows 10), find Flowcall, and choose Uninstall. It asks whether to delete your Flowcall data too. Choose No to keep your pipelines and history, so installing again picks them up where you left off.

For IT teams: the zip

If you would rather not use the installer, or you want to run Flowcall on Mac, Linux or a server, use the zip. It needs Python 3.11 or newer. Unzip it to a permanent folder, then run run.bat on Windows or ./run.sh on Mac and Linux, and open the address it shows. The docs cover running it on a server.

The zip is published next to the installer with each release.