AU Augorithm Docs
DOCUMENTATION · WEB EDITOR 1.5 BETA

Build algorithms you can see, run, and explain.

Use natural pseudocode, refine the generated diagram, inspect execution, and export your work without creating an account.

Open the web editor →
QUICK START

From pseudocode to a working flowchart

  1. Open the editor and write or paste pseudocode.
  2. Choose Build to validate and apply automatic layout.
  3. Drag, resize, style, or lock symbols without breaking executable control flow.
  4. Enter comma-separated inputs and choose Run or Step.
  5. Export SVG or PNG, or copy the diagram into slides.
PSEUDOCODE

Classroom-friendly syntax

Keywords are case-insensitive. Indentation improves readability; Build determines the executable structure from block keywords.

Variables

DECLARE scores[5]\nSET total = 0\nADD 1 TO total

Input and output

INPUT name\nOUTPUT "Hello", name

Decision

IF score >= 50 THEN\n    OUTPUT "Pass"\nELSE\n    OUTPUT "Try again"\nEND IF

Loops

FOR index = 1 TO 5 STEP 1\n    OUTPUT index\nNEXT index
KEYBOARD

Essential shortcuts

⌘/Ctrl K
Open the command palette
⌘/Ctrl S
Save a local .augo project
⌘/Ctrl O
Open an existing project
⌘/Ctrl Z
Undo the last editor transaction
Shift + click
Add or remove a shape from selection
Delete
Delete selected shapes
LOCAL-FIRST

Projects stay on your device

Augorithm schema v2 stores pseudocode, stable symbol IDs, pages, manual positions, styles, diagram data, and editor preferences. Legacy desktop projects migrate automatically.

Export full diagrams as selectable-text SVG or high-resolution PNG. Copy creates a clipboard image that can be pasted into PowerPoint, Canva, and documents.

IPAD

Install as an iPad app

Open Augorithm in Safari, tap Share, then choose Add to Home Screen. After the first successful load, the editor shell and recovery project remain available offline.