Flowasis

Multi-Tool Platform — Freemium

Options flow, dark pool and GEX heatmaps with an AI assistant and broker order entry

AI assistant that pulls live flow, GEX, chains, transcripts and insider filings into one conversation

Overview

Flowasis is a multi-tool platform built around options flow, dark pool prints and gamma exposure heatmaps, aimed at day and swing traders who trade off order flow rather than pure price action. It ships as iOS, Android and web apps, so intermediate traders can watch unusual activity and execute from the same screen instead of juggling separate tools. This Flowasis review treats it as a flow-and-execution hybrid rather than a pure scanner.

The standout piece is the AI assistant, which answers plain-English questions using live quotes, options flow, GEX, options chains, earnings transcripts, insider trades and fundamentals pulled into one conversation instead of five separate tabs. Broker Connect lets you place stock and options orders with bracket exits directly from the platform, which cuts out the copy-paste between a scanner and a trading terminal. There's also a free tier that shows flow on a 15-minute delay, so newer users can test the interface before paying for real-time data.

The limitations are worth weighing before signing up. At least one reviewer described the data and interface as subpar for the price, which matters more once you're past the free, delayed tier and paying full price. Flowasis is also run by a small team, and support runs through email and Discord rather than phone or live chat, so anyone who wants enterprise-grade support responsiveness should factor that in before relying on it heavily.

Coverage is limited to US stocks, with the flow and heatmap tools centered on day trading and swing trading rather than long-term investing. Pricing starts at Free under a freemium model with a free trial available for the paid tier. Traders who want flow, GEX and order execution in one place, and who are comfortable with a smaller support team, get real value here. Long-term investors and anyone who wants a large, established support operation should look elsewhere.

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