Action
What is the user trying to do?

Model the logic, not just the steps
Connect user actions to system outcomes, state changes and branching logic—so hidden complexity becomes visible before development.
They show what someone does, but not always how the system responds.
Validation, permissions, alternate outcomes, failures and state changes can remain hidden until detailed design or development is already underway.
Bucket Flows helps you make that logic visible earlier.
Show branches, exceptions and alternate outcomes clearly.
Surface unanswered questions before they become development problems.
Give UX, business analysis, product and engineering a clearer basis for discussion.
What is the user trying to do?
How does the system respond?
What has changed, and what can happen next?
Bucket Flows brings these together in one structured model.
Build and review flows without losing sight of the wider service logic.

Pre-launch interface. Some details may change before release.
Bucket Flows is being developed for:
It is particularly useful for multi-step or rules-heavy services involving validation, permissions, exceptions, failures or changing states.
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A structured flow-modelling tool that connects user actions to system outcomes and state changes.
Bucket Flows is designed specifically for modelling flow logic rather than providing a completely free-form drawing canvas.
Bucket Flows is planned to launch on 20 October 2026.