Event Storming Maker

Create collaborative event storming diagrams to model complex business domains and system workflows through visual domain-driven design.

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Create stunning flow charts in minutes with our AI-powered tool. Transform your ideas into visual masterpieces effortlessly.

01Describe Your Process

Input your ideas or upload a file describing your workflow or process.

02AI Generation

Our AI analyzes your input and creates a professional flow chart based on your description.

03Customize and Share

Fine-tune your flow chart, then export or share it with your team instantly.

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Idea to Diagram

Write naturally. We handle the translation from your thoughts to visual diagrams. No more wrestling with drag-and-drop tools.

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Import Anything

PDFs, docs, images, or code - drop any file. We'll extract the logic and create a diagram that makes sense.

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Fast Iterative Updates

Quick iterations are the key to good diagrams. Tell us what to change, and see updates in seconds, not minutes.

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Export Anywhere

Get your diagram in any format you need - PNG, SVG, PDF, or even editable files. No lock-in, just flexibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an event storming diagram?01
Event storming is a collaborative modeling technique that uses color-coded sticky notes to map out business processes, domain events, commands, and aggregates in a visual workflow.
What are the different colors used in event storming?02
Orange sticky notes represent domain events, blue notes indicate commands, green notes show aggregates, and other colors can represent policies, external systems, or user roles.
Who should participate in event storming?03
Event storming sessions should include domain experts, developers, product owners, and other stakeholders to capture comprehensive domain knowledge and system requirements.
How do I organize an event storming session?04
Start with a large modeling space, gather stakeholders, identify domain events chronologically, then add commands, aggregates, and other elements while discussing and refining the process flow.
What's the difference between commands and events in event storming?05
Commands are actions or intentions that trigger changes (shown in blue), while events are facts that have happened in the past (shown in orange) as a result of those commands.
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