What is the Flow System?

Flow System puts tiling, live notes, hotkeys, and table borders in one Flowker window—so you are not juggling a separate tiling program and overlays that get in the way of your tables.

Why does Flowker feel lighter during long sessions?

Everything lives in one place—layout, notes, and borders together—so your session stays smooth even when you run a lot of tables.

Flow System

One Flowker workspace for tiling your tables, notes, hotkeys, and table borders—built for multi-tabling tournament players.

Getting started

The Flow System is Flowker’s all-in-one overlay. Manage your Layout, customize your Settings and use everything in a single Window: Notes, RNG, Borders, Quick Post, plus Layout and Customized Overlays.

Flow Settings

Use features while you play.

Layout & overlays

GG / Coin min 560×415

Border colors on all tables

Flow

3/4

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Taskbar (top bar)

The strip at the top of the Flow window:

Flow — Tiles open tables into the current grid preset (they snap into the slots in the large area).
Start / Stop — Start your Session for time duration and Session Recap (time, live tables, tournaments).
Grid count — Display grid layout (for example 4, 6, or 8). Tile runs “snap every table into the grid.”
Notes — Opens or closes the Session Notes rail on the left.
RNG — Rolls 1–100 when you need a quick random line (it clears automatically after a couple of seconds).
Table borders — Turns phase / field-% border cues ON or OFF (configure inside Flow Features).
Quick post — Opens a shortcut surface for sharing a line, a hand or a screenshot to the community while playing.
Table counter — Shows how many tables you're playing at the same time; useful to compare ROI with number of active tables.

Session Notes rail

When using Note System all your Tags and Notes are saved inside your Profile : That is where Note System content is saved.

GG/Coin min Size

Toggle this ON if you're playing on GG or CoinPoker - It ensure proper table ratio according to GG Poker and Coin Poker minimum table size.

Flow vs Classic

If you only want tiling without this taskbar and notes stack, use Classic System (Classic Widget + presets).