Live automations, under your control
Your tools don't talk to each other, so you do the talking: copy this, paste that, ping someone, wait. Automata connects them, runs the repetition, and stops to ask when a human should decide.
“When a lead lands in Sheets, qualify it and ask me before it goes into HubSpot.”
Works with the tools you already use. Connect to over 1,400 apps, plus your own custom ones.
Sound familiar?
I open fourteen tabs before I've done any actual work.
New row in Sheets, copy to HubSpot, ping Slack, draft the email, wait. Automata watches the trigger and carries the work between your tools, so the tab-hopping stops being your job.
The last bot we set up sent the wrong thing to a customer.
Any step that writes to the outside world can stop and ask first. You see the exact message, record, or request, then approve, edit, or reject it. Nothing leaves in the dark.
Every tool has an API. None of them have my afternoon.
Describe the process in plain language and Automata drafts the route, connects the accounts, and shows you the run. Change what you like on the canvas. No engineer required.
Launch sequence
Plain language, a proven template, or a blank canvas all become the same inspectable workflow. Start wherever your idea is.
Build your first routine“When a Shopify order lands, summarize it and ask before messaging operations on WhatsApp.” That sentence becomes a draft workflow you can inspect.
Sign into the apps once. Tokens, retries, and rate limits are handled for you, and every module shows its credit cost before it runs.
Run it once on real data with a preflight before any write. When it looks right, turn it on and read the log whenever you want to check.
Human by design
When a routine reaches a consequential action, Automata can put the decision back where it belongs: with you. Every write shows the resolved data first. Every run leaves a trail you can read.
Resolved data, shown before it leaves.
Inputs, timing, cost, and outcome, kept.
One switch stops a routine mid-orbit.
Proven routes
Start from a routine that already works, connect your accounts, and change only what makes it yours.
Summarize a completed meeting, add related Gmail and Calendar context, and send one concise WhatsApp brief.
Classify every new review, draft a reply in your voice, and post it back to your Business Profile.
Every weekday morning, draft a founder-voice post and publish it once you approve.
Pull the week's Shopify orders every Monday, summarize the numbers, and drop them in Slack.
Score every new issue, ignore the routine ones, and email you only when something is urgent.
When an order comes in, write a personal thank-you email and send it automatically.
Plans
Flow controls are free. App, API, and AI modules show their credit cost before they run, so the bill is never a surprise.
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Control, live data, failures, and moving in from other tools.
Not unless you tell it to. AI-created workflows place an approval before every external write by default. You can relax that per step once a routine has earned your trust.
No. You can build a working routine from a sentence or a template. The canvas is there when you want to shape the details, and webhooks and HTTP modules are there when you want to go deeper.
Yes, on purpose. Test runs use your connected accounts and live payloads so what you review is what will happen. Before a write, Automata shows a preflight so a test cannot quietly change production.
The run is recorded with the exact input and the step that failed. Retries are automatic for transient errors. Anything that needs a human waits in Needs attention until you get to it.
Today you rebuild your highest-value ones with familiar triggers, routers, filters, actions, and run logs. Template-assisted migration is on the roadmap.
Your first run
Build that one first. It takes minutes, and you can watch every run.