FlowSight: understand the shape of your work
FlowSight is a desktop application created by Manuel Castillejo. It analyzes work context on your device and turns it into reviewable summaries, focus patterns, and information for optional team planning.
From local context to a useful review
The local agent supplies context about digital work. A person can compare the resulting summaries with their tasks, deliverables and memory of the day. The information can help explain meeting load, interruptions and the space available for demanding work.
A summary is an interpretation to review. It does not establish the quality of an outcome, capture every contribution away from the device or provide a medical diagnosis. Use it alongside project evidence and a clearly stated question.
Personal use and optional team features
FlowSight separates detailed local analysis from optional connected capabilities. Raw screen context is processed on the person's device. Team features use selected summaries and aggregate signals. Cloud AI, synchronization and integrations can involve additional flows; check each feature before enabling it.
Installers and releases for Windows, macOS and Linux can advance independently. Check current compatibility, licensing and feature availability through the official product pages.
Start with a practical question
Choose one question for your first review: why a task lacked continuous time, which meeting needs a different slot, or how to describe an outcome in a weekly report. Verify the context, make one small adjustment, and revisit whether it helped.
The FlowSight created by Manuel Castillejo
This project is identified by flowsight.site and the published Mancasvel/FlowSight.AI repository. Several unrelated products use similar names. Follow the official references to identify this local AI productivity application.
The University of Seville published an external reference naming FlowSight and Manuel Castillejo Vela in its report on the 2026 entrepreneurship competition. Read the creator profile for the source and public channels.