Hey Android lovers, I just released Flogo, a flowchart-based visual programming app that lets you build, simulate, and execute real algorithms — all from your phone or tablet.

✔️ Design logic with drag & drop blocks ✔️ Simulate in real time (with variable console and interactive flow navigation) ✔️ Supports math, complex numbers, matrices, loops, conditionals ✔️ Includes plot(), input blocks, and over 100 functions ✔️ Free, no ads, no tracking

Great for students, teachers, hobbyists, or anyone who loves logic and clean design.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flogo.myapp

Let me know what you think — feedback is really appreciated!

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        10 days ago

        It’s pretty neat. Specially liked the PDF summary, though why does summary says “Connector void” about all connectors, I couldn’t figure out a way to do anything with the connectors.

        Also, when saving .flogo file, it doesn’t check if file already exists, and overwrite it.

        Also, is there any auto-save? I didn’t check? But if I am making a long flowchart, wont’ want to lose cause of accidentally closing the app.

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          10 days ago

          Thanks for the tips! They’re super helpful! I’ll add a check for .flogo files.

          As for the void connectors, I added them to reproduce the flowchart exactly as it was drawn. The app is designed for 14-year-old students, so I preferred to go this route.

          There’s no automatic saving, but I think it depends on the device, because if Flogo stays in the background, the project doesn’t get deleted.

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            9 days ago

            I’ll suggest implementing some kind of auto-save. Just keep it in internal db until user saves it or something. Cause on mobile, generally it is expected that things will auto-save, and there are many lower end phones that automatically close app when they go in the background, specially if there are multiple apps open.