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Flowsanity
About Flowsanity
Flowsanity acts as a continuous support engineer for n8n workflows, detecting and addressing failures that monitoring tools often miss. It connects to existing n8n Cloud or self-hosted instances without workflow changes or migration, requiring about 15 minutes of setup. The service monitors every workflow execution 24/7, identifying issues such as expired credentials, flaky webhooks, API changes, and silent failures where runs appear successful but records are not processed. When a problem is detected, Flowsanity provides a plain-English explanation of the issue, its impact, and a proposed fix. Users review and approve fixes, which then apply automatically in future runs. All actions are logged, and fixes can be revoked if needed. The system prioritizes data security by keeping credentials within the user’s n8n instance and only handling execution metadata, not record contents. It supports both cloud and self-hosted n8n deployments and is designed for businesses running critical automations.
Key features
- 24/7 monitoring of all workflow executions
- Detection of silent failures and green but broken runs
- Plain-English incident reports via Slack or email
- Automatic application of approved fixes
- Full audit logging of all actions and changes
- Multi-channel alerts for Business and Scale plans
- Self-hosted and n8n Cloud compatibility
- Revokable fixes and rules
Use cases
- Running critical business automations that require high reliability
- Managing multiple n8n workflows across different clients or projects
- Handling workflows where silent failures could cause significant damage
Pros
- Monitors all workflow executions 24/7, including silent failures
- Provides plain-English explanations and proposed fixes for detected issues
- Applies fixes automatically after user approval with full audit trail
- Connects to existing n8n instances without workflow changes or migration
- Logs all actions and allows revocation of fixes
Cons
- No free tier or trial available
- Limited to n8n workflows only
- Requires user approval for every fix
- Pilot program with limited founding spots
Frequently asked questions about Flowsanity
What does Flowsanity do?
Flowsanity acts as a 24/7 support engineer for n8n workflows, detecting failures that monitoring tools often miss, diagnosing issues, and proposing fixes for approval. It handles problems like expired credentials, flaky webhooks, API changes, and silent failures where runs appear successful but records are not processed.
Who is Flowsanity for?
Flowsanity is designed for businesses running critical n8n automations, as well as agencies managing multiple client instances. It suits users who need reliable, hands-off support for their workflows without manual intervention.
Does Flowsanity work with self-hosted n8n instances?
Yes, Flowsanity supports both n8n Cloud and self-hosted instances. It connects without requiring workflow changes or migration, and credentials remain within the user’s n8n instance for security.
How does Flowsanity handle fixes?
Flowsanity provides plain-English explanations of issues and proposed fixes, which users review and approve. Once approved, fixes apply automatically in future runs, and all actions are logged and revocable.
What happens if Flowsanity cannot fix an issue?
If Flowsanity cannot resolve an issue, it provides precise instructions for manual resolution and offers escalation to human support if requested.
How do I get started with Flowsanity?
Getting started involves reserving a pilot spot, which takes about 2 minutes and is non-binding. You will receive a concrete pilot offer within 24 hours, and setup typically takes around 15 minutes.