Run the branch
Customers queue at the vault for loans. Each team has one job: greet, check, approve, pay. Every loan paid is coins in your vault.

Free · plays in your browser · phone or computer
FlowTown is a business-simulation game about making work flow. Hire, train and automate a team, find the bottleneck, please a demanding owner, and turn a slow branch into a busy, profitable one. Then grow a town of nine places, from a café to an airport, and keep it standing when disaster strikes.
No download. No account needed to start.

Every business is a process: work arrives, waits, is served. Your job is to keep it flowing, and every decision you take (good or bad) shows up in the vault.
Customers queue at the vault for loans. Each team has one job: greet, check, approve, pay. Every loan paid is coins in your vault.
One team always has the tallest pile. Hire, train or move people there first: help anywhere else only adds wages.
RPA bots race through simple work; AI agents handle anything but make mistakes. Add a checker, or pay the fines.
Crowd surges, walkouts, fires and crashes strike anywhere in town. Beat the clock to earn bonuses and promotions; miss three and you are demoted.
Close the game and your businesses keep trading in their opening hours. What you set up before you left decides what is waiting when you come back.
Opening hours follow your local time. Some businesses never close.
FlowTown is built by LeanProjax, the platform for real improvement projects. The same ideas run the game.
A process moves only as fast as its slowest step. Improving anything else is waste.
Work piled up in front of a desk is time your customers spend waiting. Limit it and lead time falls.
Maker/checker and mistake-proofing stop errors before they reach a customer, and before they cost a fine.
Small, steady improvements (fewer hand-offs, smaller batches, a pull signal) compound into a much faster flow.
Hiring heats the job market; letting people go costs severance. Every choice shows up in profit.
A bot is only worth its fee at the constraint, on the work it can actually do.
Yes. FlowTown is free to play in your browser, with nothing to download. Pixels, the game’s gems, are earned by playing well.
No. You can play straight away as a guest: the bank and the café, up to level 8, kept in your browser. A free LeanProjax account opens the other seven places, from the clinic to the airport, saves your town and lets you carry on from any phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. FlowTown is built for phones first and plays just as well on tablets, laptops and big screens. Any modern browser works.
Your businesses keep working during their opening hours and bank their takings in the vault, up to what the vault holds, so a bigger vault lets you stay away longer. Training and improvement projects you started finish while you are gone, ready to collect when you come back.
Real operations ideas used by Lean and Six Sigma teams: find the constraint (the bottleneck) and improve it first, cut waiting by limiting work in progress, build quality in with maker/checker and mistake-proofing, and judge when automation such as RPA bots and AI agents really pays.
LeanProjax, the platform for running real improvement projects with DMAIC. The same free account signs you in to both.