Github App to visually compare BPMN models in pull requests

Hey everyone,

We’ve been building a tool called Flowver that we think could be genuinely useful for teams working with BPMN in Git-based workflows, and we’d love to get some real-world feedback from people who actually work with these diagrams day to day.

Flowver is a GitHub App that automatically detects when BPMN files change in a pull request and posts a link where reviewers can see exactly what changed across all modified models.

After installation, you get a 7-day trial automatically. After the trial ends, if you want to keep testing or want more time to evaluate it properly, reach out to us via our email info@flowver.dev and we’ll hand out Early Access licenses for an extended period. The app is still actively being developed and honest feedback from the Camunda community would mean a lot to us, whether that’s something that works well, something that doesn’t, or a feature you’d expect to be there.

Since the app is still in active development, we can’t put it on the GitHub marketplace and it’s difficult to find people who would be willing to try it and give feedback. And without feedback it’s hard to know whether it’s even something that teams need or it’s just our team that didn’t quite figure out how to review pull requests involving BPMN models.

More information about the features and installation instructions are at www.flowver.dev.

Thanks you in advance!

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We’ve decided to go live with the Flowver Github App and are no longer providing early access licenses but the trial length has been extended to 14 days for anyone curious to try it out.

There’s also a free web-based diff tool for both BPMN and DMN models at flowver
It doesn’t have all the functionalities that the Github App does and it also requires manual file upload but it requires no installation, so it’s easy to test it out and see whether it makes your life with process models easier! :slight_smile:

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