Supercharge your Webflow site

Core provides foundational logic and is the powerhouse of the Flowwwtin' ecosystem.
It consists of multiple modules that handle things like user accounts, file hosting, analytics, events, and conditional logic.

For example, let’s say you want to add an audio player to your website — you can do that completely free of charge. But since Webflow doesn’t support .mp3 hosting, you’d need a way to store your audio files. By connecting our free audio player app to our hosting module (Libflow), you’ll be able to host and play as many audio files as you need.

Apps are standalone tools like an audio player, PDF viewer, or multi-step form. They work without a subscription, but can connect to core — for example, if you're using the audio player and need a place to host your audio files, you can activate a Libflow subscription.

Components are free pre-built UI elements — like an upload button — that usually require a core app to function. For example, the upload button only works with an active Libflow subscription.

Yes — that’s the point. Core modules act as a shared layer. For example, Libflow (a core module providing hosting) can power an audio player, file upload button, file download button... — with one subscription.

Yes — all apps work independently for free. You only need to connect them to one or mode core modules if you want the functionality provided by a core module (hosting, gated content, analytics..)

No — most components need a core module to function. For example File Upload Button only works with an active Libflow subscription.