Model product mix, stations, operators, buffers, and bottlenecks in minutes.
Built for lean teams and consultants moving from batch to one-piece flow.
Best experienced on desktop
Open live demo →Average cycle times can hide the real constraint. Run mixed-model scenarios and see which product, station, buffer, or operator pattern is capping throughput.
Add an operator. Rebalance work. Change the batch size. Try one-piece flow. Each what-if scenario takes seconds to simulate and costs nothing if the numbers do not stack up.
Use the live simulation and exported reports to show clients or internal teams why the future-state line works, where it breaks, and what needs to change.
Add stations, cycle times, product types, operators, buffers, and movement rules. Mirror the current state or sketch a proposed one-piece-flow cell.
Hit play and watch the line move in real time. Speed it up, pause it, or rerun with a different product mix, staffing level, or buffer strategy.
Get throughput, bottlenecks, queue behaviour, and operator utilisation. Export to Excel when you need the numbers behind the recommendation.
Flowcell started after two full days in a meeting room debating a real assembly line: one line or two, three workstations or four, buffers between stations, and whether fewer workers could flex between more workstations.
The spreadsheet had the process times. What it could not show was whether the future-state line would actually flow, whether walking between stations would hurt productivity, or whether a mixed-model product mix would break the balance.
So Peter went home and built the first rough version of Flowcell. The next day, the team could watch the proposed line run, change the staffing and workstation layout, and see that the idea could work before changing the real floor.
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