Browser workspace
Open the editor without installing anything. Image export and editable project files stay available without an account.
start drawing →free tools. open workshops.
Software belongs
in everyone's hands.
Find something useful. See how it was made. Make your own edition, or leave an idea for its maker. No command line required.
the art workshop
Flapart
Draw, paint, arrange layers, and take your work with you. Start freely in your browser. Your account adds a private shelf and a choice to share.
open Flapart desktop & sourcetake the workshop with you
Flapart downloads
Download status lists what has actually been built and tested. A source package is not an installer.
the community workshop
Projects, plainly.
Connecting to Flaptown…
Source is shown as text. Up to 256 files and 2 MiB per version; 32 MiB across your account. Download it to run locally after reviewing it.
Earlier versions
Each saved version stays intact. Open an earlier version, then save it as a new version to restore it.
Suggested changes
Share a saved edition with its original maker for review. Your edition stays private; only its proposed files are shared with the original owner. Accepted files become part of that project under its existing license.
Ideas & fixes
Easy to enter.
Room to grow.
A project starts privately. Publishing makes its source and every saved version public. “Make my own edition” creates a private copy with a link to its origin. Each project keeps its chosen open-source license.
Flapsoft's first workshop supports source files, version history, downloads, independent editions, and ideas & fixes. You can suggest saved changes from your edition for the original maker to compare and accept. Conflicting changes require a fresh edition. Git transport and automated builds are not part of this edition.