Hey, I work at a new company called Flowcore, and we think we've found a way to make data systems less tightly wound, scary, and a lot more accessible for AI-powered querying. I'd love to get your opinion. we have documentation too.
What is Flowcore?
Flowcore is a platform that captures all your data events as they happen, and keeps them independent from your main database. Instead of locking your data into fixed tables and rigid schemas, Flowcore gives you an event history that stays flexible as your systems evolve. You still have your database, but Flowcore becomes the place where you shape, improve, and rethink your data without limitations.
Why use Flowcore?
With Flowcore, your data architecture works like well-designed code. Each flow listens to your events, transforms them, and sends them where they need to go — fully decoupled from your database or downstream systems. Flowcore uses a special event sourcing approach and also cold-storage to retain a complete history of your data, so when you change your flow logic, you don’t have to rewrite scripts or run risky migrations — you just update your flow and replay your event history, at the click of a button. That means you’re not only fixing mistakes quickly, you’re continuously improving your automations over time. It’s like applying SOLID principles to your data: safe to change, easy to extend, and naturally resilient. And you'll find, your data feels a lot less scary when it’s decoupled from your database as the single source of truth.
But what really unlocks the power is when you bring AI into the mix. With Flowcore MCP Server, you explore and understand your data just by asking questions in plain language. And because Flowcore keeps all your data in one place, not scattered across disconnected systems, you can instantly gain insights even from messy or complex data. The best part? You don’t have to design the perfect schema from day one. Flowcore’s replayability means you can figure out what you care about later, spin up a new table in minutes, and replay your history straight into it. So when you plug in AI, you’re not limited to whatever data you had at the time — you can continuously shape your data into exactly what your AI needs to answer even your most abstract questions.
So the feature that we like the most is the replayability. Seeing as all of your data changes have been captured in the event source like deleting, updating, or creating an entry you can, at the push of a button, derive entirely new read models, backfill missing data, or apply improved logic to your entire historical dataset. Whether you realize you forgot a field, need to enrich your data for AI use, or simply want to reshape how your data is stored, you don’t have to start from scratch. You just update your flow and replay your events through it.
here are the documentation https://docs.flowcore.io and the website https://flowcore.com