About Edgaze
Most AI workflows never leave the person who built them. They live in private Notion pages, screenshot folders, or long threads that nobody else can follow. The person who built them knows exactly how powerful they are. Everyone else has no idea they exist.
Edgaze is a platform where creators build, publish, and distribute AI workflows as real products. Not screenshots. Not pasted prompts. Actual runnable tools that anyone can use with a single link.
What Edgaze Is
Edgaze is two things: a builder and a marketplace.
The builder is a visual editor where you design workflows using nodes: Input, Prompt, Tool, and Logic. You connect them, configure them, and turn a sequence of AI steps into something reusable. No code required.
The marketplace is where those workflows live publicly. Every published workflow gets its own page. Visitors land on it, enter their input, and run it instantly. No setup, no prompt engineering, no explanation needed. The workflow just works.
Together, these two sides let a creator go from idea to published AI product in one place.
How Edgaze Works
Build
Open the visual editor and design your workflow. Chain together inputs, prompts, tools, and logic nodes. Each node does one thing. Together they do something powerful.
Publish
When your workflow is ready, publish it. Edgaze generates a clean public page with everything a user needs to run it. You control whether it’s free or paid.
Run
Users land on your page, enter their input, and hit run. The workflow executes instantly. No API keys, no setup, no reading a tutorial first.
For Creators
YouTube exists for video. Substack exists for writing. Until now, AI workflows had no equivalent: no dedicated place to publish them, no built-in way for others to discover and run them, and no clean path to earn from them.
Edgaze fills that gap.
When you publish on Edgaze, your workflow gets a permanent page. You share one link and users can run it immediately. If you want to monetize, you turn it on. Edgaze handles the payment infrastructure so you don't have to.
The goal isn't just distribution. It's giving AI creators the same leverage that video creators and writers already have: a platform that does the infrastructure work so you can focus on building.
Publish
Your workflow becomes a product the moment you hit publish. One link is all you need to share it.
Reach
Anyone can run your workflow. No setup on their end. No explanation required from you.
Monetize
Set a price when you’re ready. Edgaze handles payments through Stripe so earnings go directly to you.
Our Philosophy
Clarity
AI tools should be obvious to use. If someone needs a manual, the tool isn’t finished.
Quality
A well-structured workflow does more than a single prompt. Connected steps, clear inputs, and defined logic produce consistently better results.
Distribution
Building something great matters less if nobody can find or run it. Creators deserve infrastructure that gets their work in front of people.
Founder
Arjun Kuttikkat
Founder, Edgaze
Arjun Kuttikkat is a Robotics and AI student at the University of Birmingham Dubai and the founder of Edgaze. He started building Edgaze after running into the same problem repeatedly. His most useful AI workflows lived in private documents and were impossible to share properly. He wanted one link, one page, and one click to run. When that didn't exist, he built it. Edgaze is the platform he needed and couldn't find.
The Future of AI Workflows
The limiting factor for AI adoption isn't model quality anymore. The models are good. The problem is that the best workflows, the ones that actually solve real problems, are stuck in private documents, Twitter threads, and Notion pages that nobody outside a small circle ever sees.
Distribution is the bottleneck. Fix that, and the people who've been quietly building powerful AI workflows can finally get them in front of the people who need them.
Edgaze is built around that premise. As more creators publish and more users run workflows, the platform gets more useful for everyone. Discovery improves. Trust builds. The gap between building a workflow and having the world use it closes.
AI will produce a new generation of creators, people who don't write code or make videos, but design workflows. Edgaze is where they publish.