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Athens, Greece

Built To Run Without You

Flowgeek designs and builds the automation and digital presence layer for Greek businesses — the systems that answer, book and file on their own, long after we hand them over.

Currently building for
Hospitality
Santorini, Cyclades
Lifelong Learning
Athens, Attica
Also equipped for
Construction Travel Agencies Transfers & Experiences Hospitality Venues

Most Greek businesses don't need a bigger team. They need the three or four things they repeat every day to stop needing a human at all.

Flowgeek exists to build exactly that layer: the chatbot that answers at midnight, the workflow that files the paperwork, the site that books the room without a phone call. Enterprise-grade tooling, sized and priced for businesses that are not enterprises.

Behind Flowgeek

Who Signs The Work

Nikolaos Vlavianos — Founder & AI Automations Architect, Flowgeek

Nikolaos Vlavianos

Founder & AI Automations Architect

Flowgeek started from a simple observation: Greek businesses deserve the same automation stack that large companies pay six figures for. Every system on this site was architected, built and deployed in-house.

  • Advanced AI Workflow Development
  • System Integration & API Development
  • Voice Agents & Conversational AI
  • Process Optimization & Automation
BSc Information Systems — UNIWA n8n · Javascript · PHP · OpenAI Registered business in Greece
The Process

From Call To
Running System

01

Map

We sit with how you actually work and find the tasks that repeat. No proposal before we understand the process.

02

Scope

A fixed scope with a fixed price, in plain language. You know what you are getting and what it costs before anything is built.

03

Build

Built in-house, shown to you in working increments rather than described in a status report you have to trust.

04

Hand Over

Deployed, documented and connected to your accounts with ongoing support.

Tell Us What Repeats

Send us the three things you or your staff do every single day. We'll tell you honestly which of them is worth automating, and which one isn't.

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