The orchestration layer for in-app content.

Your developers install the ContentFlow SDK once and define Dynamic Blocks: the places in your app whose media, title, subtitle and CTA deep link are managed in ContentFlow. From then on, product and marketing teams edit those blocks, add A/B variants, set schedules and choose audiences in the ContentFlow app, and each published change reaches users without a new app build and without a new app store submission. The SDK is available for Swift, Kotlin, React, React Native, Flutter and Web, with a get-started guide at dev.contentflow.click.

Once a change is approved and published, it is live in seconds on running apps, and delivery follows each block’s status, schedule and audience. Every block edit is saved as a version, so you can go back to any earlier version in one click.

Publishing content through ContentFlow does not require a new build or a new store submission. Any change to your app’s own code still goes through Apple and Google review, and remotely delivered content has to stay inside the purpose your app already declares and the store policies that apply to it.

Yes. Audiences are rule-based segments built from user attributes and events that recompute live, and each one shows how many people you can reach in-app, by push, SMS or WhatsApp before you launch. Put two approved variants in front of real users and keep the one that converts, with funnels, live counts and A/B results per block and campaign. Content is published per language, and AI-drafted translations are approved by a person before they go live.

Governance is built in. On Pro and Enterprise, nothing goes live without approval: editors submit, approvers publish, and you can switch off self-approval so every request needs a second person. On Pro an approver signs off each launch; Enterprise adds roles and approval flows, security levels up to bank-grade, full audit logs and raw export. Two-step sign-in, idle sign-out and per-channel consent are built in. ContentFlow is built for PDPL, with SAMA-aligned controls; SOC 2 and ISO 27001 are in preparation. ContentFlow is hosted in Riyadh today; in-Kingdom-only is an Enterprise agreement, not a switch. See our data residency statement.

Free is $0 and starts without a credit card: one person, up to 1,000 monthly active users, up to 3 active campaigns, Banner, In-App and Push, and Arabic and English. Free is for evaluation; a pilot carrying real customer data runs under a signed agreement. Pro is $50 a month for each Admin or Editor, paid by card 30 days at a time. Viewers are free, and Pro takes up to 10 paid seats, 25,000 monthly active users, unlimited campaigns and every channel: push, in-app, email, SMS and WhatsApp. Enterprise is priced per company on a yearly contract, by monthly active users from 100,000, with unlimited people, roles and approval flows, security levels up to bank-grade, audit logs and raw export, and a dedicated customer success manager. Our receipts are payment receipts, not tax invoices today.