Hardware teams, full speed ahead
Give Reflow your notes, transcripts, and files, and it drafts the spec, builds the requirements, and turns it into your working project plan.
Free, invite-only early adopter program for hardware teams.
Frame mass, structural assembly
Was ≤ 3.4kg now ≤ 2.1kg
Site survey, 17 Jul: the units mount above a mezzanine, so the tech is one-handed on a ladder. Wall-mount had been the assumption since kickoff. That caps the unit at 5kg, down from 8, and the frame carries most of the budget.
N-23 one-handed at height SR-12 unit ≤ 5.0kg SYS-31 frame
Programs fail when context gets lost.
- 14 Mar Wall raised to 2.4mm for moldability. The CAD model was never republished. Tool cut to the wrong wall height
- 02 Apr Operating range extended to −20°C. The capacitor ratings were never rechecked. Units fail to start cold
- 21 Apr Sealing raised to IP65. The gasket spec never changed. Failed ingress test at cert
A change gets agreed on a call and never leaves the room. The spec, drawing, and BOM don’t catch up. Everyone keeps building from documents that are now wrong.
Reflow catches the mismatch before it reaches production.
Your project plan, built by Reflow
The specs, requirements, and documents your project already holds become a working plan. Ask, and Reflow’s planning agent drafts the schedule in minutes: phases, tasks, durations, dependencies. Tell your agent what changed, or hand it a status report, and it keeps the plan current. It knows the context behind every date, so you can work the trade-offs in conversation.
“How late can certification start and still hit the spring delivery date?”
Your team’s workspace, always current
What Reflow does for your team
Faster time to first deliverables
Drop in transcripts, drawings, RFPs, and datasheets. Get back a product brief, spec, statement of work, or decision memo. A working draft, not a blank page.
Documents into structured requirements
Requirements you can edit, status, and trace back to the need behind each one, with your requirements agent alongside.
A plan built from your program
Your planning agent turns specs and requirements into a schedule you can edit, re-plan in conversation, and pressure-test against real dates.
Your whole team works in it
People and Reflow’s agents edit the same documents together, in shared conversations. Everything lives in the project, not in someone's inbox.
Every change and decision tracked
Every message, file, and edit is connected, so you always see what changed and why. A new engineer is up to speed in an hour, not a week.
What early adopters are saying
“This would have taken my team weeks.”
“Reflow knows more about the program than I can hold in my head.”
From structure to alignment
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Give your program structure
Available nowSpecs, requirements, and documents drafted from your own material, every decision connected to the work it touches, your team editing alongside Reflow’s agents.
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Make a plan from what you’ve built
Available nowWhat your team builds in Reflow becomes a living plan: tasks, milestones, and dependencies your planning agent drafts in minutes and keeps current. Not a separate plan that drifts the day after it’s written.
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Keep the program aligned as it changes
In developmentBecause everything is connected, Reflow catches a change that breaks something downstream: a tolerance that violates a requirement, a spec that no longer matches the BOM. It surfaces for review before it’s too late. No spreadsheet, no AI chat, no requirements tool does that.
One need, traced through both requirement levels to the spec section that cites it. Nobody has to remember why the frame is 2.1kg.
How Reflow compares to your alternatives
| Your options today | What you get |
|---|---|
| Spreadsheets, Word, and the team’s memory | Truth that decays and leaves when your people do. |
| Generalist AI chat (Claude, ChatGPT) | Good for one person. You’ll need to build everything else. |
| Heavy requirements tools (Jama, Polarion) | Powerful but heavyweight and slow. Wrong fit for early work. |
| Reflow | The why, the spec, the requirements, and the plan in one place your whole team owns. |