Who builds it

We run manufacturing in the United States, and we wrote this for our own floors first.

Built by people who make parts in America every day. We know what a mode change costs on a Tuesday afternoon, why second shift runs short, and how a quote is lost by eleven cents a piece.

  • Our floors

    We make parts every day

    Flow runs in our own plants before it is sold to anyone. Every feature was demanded by a real job, changeover or quote.

  • Our record

    Trusted where it matters

    GI products are in service with the major aerospace manufacturers and the United States government.

  • Our position

    Made here, all of it

    Every product GI sells is manufactured in the United States. We do not outsource.

“This software exists because America competes on efficiency or it does not compete.”

We cannot win on wages and should not try. We win by wasting fewer hours, quoting from numbers that are right, and getting more from the machines already on the floor.

GI's roots are in software. We write software that goes into aircraft, and we manufacture products here in America. Working on both sides, we see the same problems from different segments of industry. Flow is the product of that experience.

Every product GI sells is made here, parts included. It has never been the cheap option. It is the only way to keep the quality our customers depend on.

Why Flow exists

Every feature started as
a loss on our own floor

We did not set out to build software. We built Flow because we were tired of the hours, material and money our own shop kept losing to problems nobody had solved properly. Each module answers one of those losses, and the same losses hit every shop in this industry. Nothing in Flow is there to fill a feature list. If it does not save time, material or money on a real floor, it is not in the product.

A setup that lived in one person’s head
Setup sheets
Rush bar orders at overnight prices
Material planning
Consumable tools that left the crib and never came back
Tool crib
Quotes built on a spreadsheet nobody could defend
Costing
Machines idle for hours with no reason recorded
Machine activity

See it on your own floor

Fourteen days, every feature, no card.