Wordware capabilities

Wordware exposes a REST API that lets developers trigger any published WordApp programmatically, enabling integration into existing products, pipelines, and backend systems.

Wordware flows support running custom JavaScript or Python code as a node, allowing teams to transform data, call APIs, or perform logic that goes beyond what prompt-only flows can handle.

Wordware flows support if-else branching and loop nodes, enabling agents to make decisions and process lists or repeated steps without custom code.

Wordware lets teams build AI agents and workflows visually through a document-style editor where prompts, logic, and AI calls are arranged as nodes in a flow.

Wordware connects to thousands of external tools and services through its Actions system and native Zapier integration, letting agents read from and write to the apps a team already uses.

Wordware provides access to dozens of AI models from different providers within a single flow, so teams can pick the right model for each step without switching platforms.

Wordware offers a free tier and paid plans, with paid plans unlocking privacy controls for flows and WordApps. Pricing details are not publicly listed and require contacting Wordware or visiting the app. The pivot to Sauna is confirmed: as of 2026-07, the wordware.ai homepage promotes Sauna ('an AI assistant built for compounding context' / 'Sauna OS') as the primary product, while the original flow builder persists as a separately linked 'Wordware v1'; the flow-builder docs remain live at docs.wordware.ai.

Wordware supports multiple team members working on shared flows within an organization workspace, with access controls for keeping prompts private or sharing them publicly.

Teams can publish any Wordware flow as a standalone web application (WordApp) that end-users can run without accessing the flow editor, enabling internal tools or customer-facing AI products.