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Flowise is sunsetting: what it means for your Custom GPT migration

Last checked October 18, 2026
Short answerFlowise's own site says it is sunsetting. We would not choose it as a new home for a Custom GPT. Its code remains on GitHub under Apache 2.0, but the repository is archived and read-only.

Checked October 18, 2026 against flowiseai.com and its GitHub repository.

What Flowise says

Flowise's website states it is sunsetting. Its sunset page lists a code freeze on July 29, 2026, an announced repository archival around August 10, and the end of the core team's official presence in Discord and GitHub on August 31, 2026. The code remains available under Apache 2.0 and forks are encouraged. The GitHub repository shows as archived by its owner.

What we could not verify

The sunset pages we read do not describe what happens to Flowise Cloud, data export or refunds, although its pricing was still listed when we checked. Ask Flowise directly if you are a customer.

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