A lightweight, Tkinter-based GUI for creating Unicode flowcharts — no browser, no complex diagramming tools, just instant, portable text diagrams.

• Creating flowcharts in draw.io or Mermaid is slow and requires browser rendering.
• Needed a fast, shareable, text-based diagram format for workflows, algorithms, and pipelines.
• Unicode characters make diagrams portable — they work in plain text, emails, code comments, and documentation.

• Builds flowcharts from text input — no manual drawing.
• Automates layout — you define steps, connections, and loops; the app handles spacing and alignment.
• Exports anywhere — copy to clipboard or save as .txt for universal compatibility.

1. Add Steps
   • Choose Regular Step or Merge Step.
2. Define Connections
   • Select the source step and branch direction (Down or Right).
3. Handle Loops
   • If part of a loop, add a label showing where it returns.
4. Generate Output
   • App renders a Unicode flowchart instantly.

• GUI built with Tkinter — no external dependencies.
• Unicode-based rendering — works in any text environment.
• Loop-friendly — uses text labels instead of arrows for clarity.
• Audit-friendly — output is plain text, easy to version-control.

• Documenting code workflows.
• Outlining data pipelines.
• Creating process diagrams for reports.
• Embedding diagrams in AI-assisted coding prompts.

• No loop arrows — replaced with labeled loop text for simplicity and readability.
• Add loops manually after creating txt file.
• Two arrow directions - Down and right only for simplicity.
• Merge step is included for two flows
• Portable output — .txt ensures diagrams survive copy-paste across platforms.

Built to speed up workflow documentation.
Instead of wrestling with browser-based tools, this provides a local, instant, reproducible way to create diagrams that can live in:

• GitHub READMEs
• Audit documentation
• Plain-text project notes

Block Diagram of Workflow

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