Invitations to the Flowgram Beta Available

I’ve noticed a few people coming to Skilful Minds after searching for access to the Flowgram Beta program. I have been given ten invitations for the Flowgram Beta program if anyone who reads the blog is interested in testing Flowgram yourself. I’ll forward the invites to the first ten people who request one by leaving a name and email address using the Contact form.

I provided an overview of Flowgram previously, and did a demonstration here.

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