AiFlow is a convenient desktop application designed to consolidate all your favorite neural networks and web services in one place.

Initially conceived as an AI tool aggregator, it functions as a universal hub: you can add absolutely any links, manage them, and keep the services you need close at hand.

• AI Aggregator: Quick access to your favorite AI services from a single window.
• Universal Links: Add any web resources, not limited to just neural networks.
• Pinned Tabs: Pin your most important links for instant access.
• Local Database: Your saved links and settings are stored locally on your device.
• Google Synchronization: Supports login via Google services (see instructions below).

Due to Google's strict security mechanisms, the login process for the application has some specific nuances. Please follow these instructions:

1. Click the Login button in the bottom left panel of the application.
2. Authorize in the window that opens in your default web browser.
3. Return to the AiFlow app and log in once more (inside the application interface).

• Nothing happens or an error occurs: Wait about 10 seconds and try clicking the login button again. This delay is related to Google's security check specifics.
• Global Account: Successful login is only possible using the Google account you are globally logged into on your system/browser.
• Incorrect Email / Repeated Errors: Ensure you have selected the correct email. If the error persists, take a pause and make a couple more attempts — Google's system sometimes requires time to verify a new login.

If you want to run the project from source or build it yourself:

1. Install dependencies:

   npm install

2. Start the app in development mode:

   npm run dev

1. Create installer:

   npm run dist

2. The output file will appear in the dist/ folder.

Important Technical Notes:

• On the first launch, the app automatically creates a runtime configuration file at userData/.env.
• For Google OAuth to work correctly, you must set the GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID variable in the local .env file before packaging. Alternatively, you can update the runtime .env file after installing the application.