Download Roadmap Flow for Windows

  • Available from Microsoft Store
  • Windows 10 / 11 desktop app
  • Free to install
  • Local-first workspaces
  • AI Optional on-device Assistant, included on every plan
  • Published by Belfavn

Installation Instructions

  1. Click the Microsoft Store button above.
  2. Install Roadmap Flow via the Store interface.
  3. Open the app on your desktop.
  4. Create or choose a local workspace folder.
  5. Add your first roadmap item.

What you get in the free app

  • No cloud accounts required Works immediately offline. Your data stays on your machine.
  • Core PM views Stream, Board, and Timeline layouts designed specifically for product updates.
  • Built-in health checks Spot missing owners, dependency conflicts, and timeframe risks instantly.
  • Quick exports Generate Markdown, CSV, and presentations directly to your local drive.

AI Set up your on-device assistant

The AI engine installs with the Windows app. Models are a separate, optional download inside Roadmap Flow. You do not need a separate AI application or add-in.

  1. Open AI on this device from Account, Assistant or the workspace picker.
  2. Download Qwen3-4B, about 2.50 GB, for questions, drafts and suggestions.
  3. Choose Turn on AI. Optionally add BGE-small-en-v1.5, about 36.7 MB, to find related items with different wording.

You choose when it runs

Downloads need internet access and are checked before use. You can cancel and resume them. Once installed, model processing runs on your PC; speed depends on your computer and the length of your notes.

Turn AI off or delete models from the same screen. Your saved items and diagrams remain. Preset questions, roadmap checks and recorded weekly updates still work with AI off.

Review AI answers and drafts before using them. Read the AI guide or get setup help.

Also free: the browser companion

Roadmap Flow Check is a separate Chrome and Edge extension that turns planning content you already have open into a checked, import-ready start for your roadmap.

Capture from Jira, Confluence, Notion, Slack, Google Docs, or Azure DevOps. It scores how roadmap-ready the notes are, names the gaps, and exports a package the desktop app imports. Everything runs on your machine, and nothing it reads is uploaded.

Add to Chrome How it works

Free on every plan. In Edge, open the same listing and allow extensions from other stores.

Do you need both?

  • The desktop app is the product It creates, validates, and exports your roadmaps. Install this one first.
  • The extension is optional It only helps you start faster when the raw material lives in another tool.
  • They are independent Neither one requires the other, and neither needs an account.