When to Use Flowra

Flowra shines when a project needs clear boundaries, repeatable patterns, and a strong developer experience. If those traits matter, Flowra is likely a fit.

Flowra is a great fit when

• You are building modular APIs with multiple features or teams.
• You want consistent service and controller patterns across the codebase.
• You need repeatable scaffolding for modules, migrations, and resources.
• Your API needs database access with clear conventions and connection management.
• You want Express compatibility with more structure and tooling.

Flowra might be too much when

• The project is a single endpoint or a short-lived script.
• You are deploying serverless functions where cold-start size matters.
• You want a no-structure, rapid prototype that will not be maintained.

A quick decision check

Question	If "yes"	If "no"
Will this API grow beyond a handful of routes?	Flowra helps keep it organized.	Express alone might be enough.
Do you have multiple developers or teams?	Flowra provides shared patterns.	A lighter setup could be fine.
Do you value scaffolding and consistent structure?	Flowra is a strong match.	You can skip the framework layer.

Flowra is not about adding ceremony. It is about giving you a clear, repeatable system when the codebase starts to scale.