Flowrite provides an AI writing assistant focused on professional email and messaging: users type a few bullet-point instructions and the tool generates a full, well-phrased email. The product is trained primarily on email data and uses OpenAI's GPT-3 model, with Flowrite beginning to fine-tune the model on its own accumulated data. It is browser-based today, integrating with Chrome and Gmail, and currently runs in a closed beta with a waitlist of about 30,000 users. The startup is focused on English-language output and plans to expand integrations (e.g., Slack/web messaging) and add a horizontal browser experience across clients. Flowrite aims to move some processing on-device in future to address confidentiality concerns. The team plans to transition from a free beta to paid pricing early next year and pursue possible team- and SaaS-oriented offerings later. Flowrite builds an AI-powered productivity tool that turns short prompts into ready-to-send texts for professionals, including emails, messages and posts. The product uses OpenAI’s GPT-3 as its backbone while adding proprietary technology that learns a user’s style and context over time. A demo was released in October and the company says a waitlist stretches into the thousands. Flowrite plans to make the tool available to its first official users in December. The company was founded by CEO Aaro Isosaari and CTO Karolus Sariola and is based in Helsinki. Recent financing of €550,000 (pre-seed) provides initial capital to further develop the product and scale user onboarding.

Total raised

$5M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Nov 2021