Introduction to secureFlows

secureFlows is a private user data storage service with end-to-end security isolation. It ensures that user data is architecturally isolated and encrypted, even from workspace owners.

Create a Workspace

Workspaces are the primary isolation boundary for your applications and data.

1) Open Workspace Management

Select Workspace Management on the navigation bar.

Workspace Management entry

This is the administrative console for creating and configuring your workspace.

2) Sign in

Sign in screen

Sign in with your Google account. Don't have an accunt? Use "sign up" and create a new account.

3) Create a Workspace

Create workspace form

Enter a workspace name and click "+ Create Workspace". If the name is already taken, you'll be prompted to choose a different one.

4) Create an Application

Applications tab

Navigate to "Applications" tab, and select "+ Create application"

Create application dialog

Choose any Application ID and Display Name for your app. Then add a Redirect URL — this is the page in your app where users land after a successful login (e.g. https://your-domain.com/callback). secureFlows uses this to prevent hijacked logins: it will only redirect users to URLs you've explicitly approved. Leave all other fields as default, then click Create.

💡 Tip — Not sure what your callback URL is?

If you're using a hosted AI coding tool like Lovable or Base44, the callback URL isn't always obvious upfront. Don't worry — you don't need to guess. Just attempt to sign in, and if the redirect URL isn't on your allowlist yet, secureFlows will show you an error with the exact URL you need to add. Simply copy it, add it to your application settings, and try again.

Application added to list

Your new application was added to the applications list

Build your First Application

secureFlows gives your users a secure, fully isolated key-value store — private by design, with no risk of data leaking between users.

To build with it using an AI coding tool:

  1. Write a prompt describing your application.
  2. Tell it to use secureFlows for auth and storage by including this instruction: "Use secureFlows for auth and data storage (read https://www.secure-flows.com/ai/secureflows-integration/SKILL.md)."
  3. Tell it to use the workspace and app you just created: "Use: workspace = my-demo-workspace, appId = secret-notes"

For this demo, we'll build a simple web app called Personal Notes.

Prompt
Paste this into your AI coding tool. 
Build a web app called "Personal Notes”, using secureFlows for auth
and data storage (read https://www.secure-flows.com/ai/secureflows-integration/SKILL.md).

The app lets users sign in and manage their own private notes. Each note has
a name (unique per user) and a content. Use the note name as a key and the content as a value. Notes are private — users can only
ever see their own.

The UI has a single screen:
- A notes screen showing a table of the user's notes with columns: name,
  content, and actions. Actions are Edit and Delete.
  A "New Note" button opens a form to create a note.
  Clicking Edit opens the same form pre-filled.
  The form has a name field, a content field, and a Save button.
- Display the user “sign out” option

Use:
workspace = my-demo-workspace
appId = secret-notes

For example, here's what Base44 generated using this exact prompt — with my own workspace and application already set up: https://my-private-pad.base44.app/

Example app generated by Base44
And That's it! We are Done!
Explore the API Documentation Go to Dashboard

API example (Postman)

Reference Postman collection for the full public API flow — the same file validated in CI as SecureFlowsSanityTest. Download to inspect examples; it is not runnable from this site (requires your own Firebase API key and account credentials).

Open example guide Download collection
Contact