What flows do

A flow is an IFTTT-style rule that runs on a feed's rows as they are ingested, before they are rendered. It is built as WHEN → AND → THEN: when rows update, AND some conditions match, THEN do something to the row — change a value, swap an image, split it into several rows, disable it, and so on. Flows shape raw source data into display-ready content without touching the source.

The flows list

A feed's Flows tab lists every flow on that feed. Each has a drag handle, its name, and edit / copy / delete actions; Create new flow adds one.

Flows run top to bottom, so order matters — a later flow sees the output of the earlier ones, letting you chain transforms (for example, compute a value, then format it).