Who builds the FlowKit workflows

FlowKit is published by Tech-Bharat, the business of Clément Lacaille, who designs and runs AI agents and automations (LLMs, vector databases, orchestration) for freelancers and SMBs. FlowKit is the “product” side: n8n workflows sold as files, with their documentation, rather than custom projects.

What the site sells, in verifiable numbers

• 3 packs, 12 workflows, 88 nodes in total and 34 explanatory sticky notes inside the canvases: these numbers are recomputed from the delivered files every time the site is built;
• each workflow page shows the real canvas diagram and an excerpt of the JSON file; each pack lists the exact contents of its archive and its limits;
• the blog (305 guides) explains the nodes and patterns used in the packs.

Why n8n

n8n can be self-hosted (your data stays on your server), extends with JavaScript when a node is not enough, and ships native AI nodes (AI Agent, chains, memory, vector stores). FlowKit workflows only use official nodes: no community node to install.

How the workflows are checked

Before every release, a script checks the structure of each export (nodes, connections, no credentials); the details, and what this check does not cover, are on the methodology page.

Who writes

Workflow pages, setup guides and articles are published under the responsibility of Clément Lacaille, based on the official n8n documentation; since September 2026 the pace is capped at one article a day at most, on questions readers actually ask. Found a mistake? Email us, the fix is dated on the page. The setup guides inside the packs are written in French.

Contact

Pre-sale question, specific use case, import problem: admin@tech-bharat.com. Publisher and host: legal notice.