Product

What is Avalon Flow?

Today Avalon Flow turns a Gmail or Microsoft 365 inbox into a board of responsibilities: On You, On Them, Resolved, or No Action. It is relaunching soon as a desktop in the browser where a person and an AI agent do office work together, and where any finished job can be kept as an app the team runs again. The changelog at avalonflow.com/changelog has the latest.

By Questili · Updated October 10, 2026

Responsibility, not inbox volume

Avalon Flow's board, the Flowboard, shows what needs you, what is waiting on someone else, and what is already resolved. Threads that need nothing are filed quietly as No Action.

Around the board, Avalon adds thread summaries, drafts that wait for approval, calendar help, rules you can test against past mail, and cleanup tools.

Where it is going

The relaunch turns Avalon Flow into a desktop in the browser. Documents, spreadsheets, slides, PDFs, mail, and accounting books open in windows side by side, and one agent can read, edit, and check across all of them in a single task.

Every change the agent makes shows up in its own file and can be undone. When a job will come round again, the team can keep it as an app and run it with next month's inputs.

Approval first

Avalon Flow can prepare replies, but it cannot send email without explicit approval. There is no setting that allows it to send on its own.

Teams can use Avalon's hosted models, bring their own key, or point it at their own endpoint, including local models. Current pricing and plans are at avalonflow.com.

Quick answers

Who builds Avalon Flow?

Questili LLP, a team of five in Bengaluru. Avalon Flow is its main product.

Which email providers does Avalon Flow support?

Today, Gmail and Microsoft 365. Check avalonflow.com for the latest.