FloLytics turns static P&IDs into a connected, interactive model of your plant — trace flowlines, track equipment health, and see what's isolated before you ever open a drawing.
A PDF doesn't know a valve is locked out. A drawing doesn't update when an instrument fails. Engineers spend hours cross-referencing tags between drawings, maintenance logs, and tribal knowledge just to answer one question: what's actually running right now?
We're building a way to trace any line from source to destination with a click, see every instrument's live status layered on the drawing, and know instantly what's isolated, what's down, and what that means for the rest of the system.
FloLytics reads a P&ID the way an engineer does — then keeps it up to date the way a paper drawing never can. We're still shaping exactly how each piece works, but the goal is simple: connect the lines, the equipment, and their real-world status into one model you can actually interact with.
FloLytics started with a familiar frustration: redrawing the same system in your head every time a valve gets isolated. We're a small team building the tool we wished we had on the plant floor — one that treats a P&ID as a living system, not a static picture.
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