Introduction to EaseChart
EaseChart is an AI flowchart generator. It can be used to create many kinds of diagrams, including standard flowcharts and swimlane diagrams. For product managers, developers, and teams building SOPs, it is a very useful tool.
Creating flowcharts is often tedious and time-consuming for product managers and developers. With EaseChart, you can basically generate a flowchart with a single prompt, and then edit it freely.
EaseChart is built around an AI Agent designed specifically for flowchart generation, and the output quality is quite good.
How to Use EaseChart
Create and Edit Flowcharts
Using EaseChart is simple. On the homepage, enter a prompt, choose the flowchart type, and generate it with one click. After generation, you can preview the result on the right side of the generator. To edit it, click the edit button to enter the editor page.

In the editor, you can manually edit the flowchart just like using a regular flowchart editor. You can also use the AI Agent on the left side to modify the flowchart.

Team Collaboration
EaseChart supports team collaboration.
On the Teams page, you can create a team and invite team members.
For flowcharts created inside a team, other team members can be granted permission to view, comment, or edit.
This makes collaboration much easier.
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