I like being able to organize your user flows into boards and sections.I also appreciate how I can choose when to update/sync the comps in the flows and keep it in tact while I work in Figma.

The syncing between Figma and Overflow is a bit cumbersome. I wish you could click on a comp in Overflow, and be linked to it's place in Figma. This relationship between products could be stronger and is the reason I don't use more often.I also don't like the publishing mode. I wish I could see the comments my dev left, directly on my desktop app file instead of having to view them in my browser.

I'm being patient with it because the map is so important to our project, but it is clumsy in a few areas and buggy at times. I look forward to improvements in the future.

We chose to start using Overflow because we needed a map very quickly. The ability to use Figma plugins to quickly get screens into our map was really efficient.

When our files got large, the performance slowed considerably. Also, the arrows behave very weirdly and it took extra time to make them look nice. Also, I feel that we have to either choose to use the map as a visual tool OR use the prototype view, but not both. To make the prototype work the view of the map would be a mess

Very good. Cost efficient and easy to use for specific use cases which we have a strong need for.

We like Overflow's simplicity and low threshold to getting stared and receiving value as users. We use it mostly for early development project planning such as wireframing, data flowcharts and user flowcharts.

It could be easier and more flexible to style the visual components and achieve consistency so we can use colorschemes to code different aspects. The styles have to be applied on 'templated' styles and when you want to use multiple colorcodes it can be a bit cumbersome.

Sometimes for my own benefit it can be better to have a flowchart tool to make sure I'm thinking of the flows and processes rather than just individual screens. It's also a great communication tool for keeping other teams aware of what we're designing.

The Figma sync is really good, and simple to operate. It lets us use Overflow as a source of truth for product managers, project teams, and some developers. Sharing is easy, and decently secured with passwords.

I wish there were a few more shapes and possibilities for drawing, but overall it has the tools I need.

It is really helpful to explain the user flow for developers as well as stakeholders

Sometimes loading takes long or it never opens i had to restart it

Great for wireflowing and sending to engineering teams. Easy to use and understand

Don't know enough to give a good answer. I only use it for one thing and it works for that

You can sync your designs from Figma and build interactive user flows. It really helps to explain complex interactions to developers and stakeholders.

Nothing in specific that I don't like, maybe a real-time collaboration feature would be nice.