Logic that runs your business, and tells you when it breaks
Your process runs on six tools, a spreadsheet, and a step only you remember. Put the logic and the integrations in one flow, and watch every run tell you what happened, and what broke.
The sprawl
Your logic lives in a dozen tools that don't talk.
“Duct-taping a dozen no-code tools together and hoping they didn't break.” A Zap here, a spreadsheet there, a manual step no one wrote down. It holds until it fails silently, and the monthly bill climbs faster than the value it adds.
How it works
One place for the logic and the integrations.
Workflows are your app's business logic as a visual flow, built on the same app as your data and screens, connected to the services you already run on.
Draw the logic, run it server-side
Nodes for AI agents, your app's data, sandboxed code, branches, loops, waits, HTTP, and search. The graph compiles to a running pipeline, not a fragile chain of webhooks.
Connect the tools you already use
GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Linear, Stripe, and Resend, wired in as the signed-in user or your org. Add an HTTP node and an AI agent node for everything else.
Honest edge: the set is focused and growing, six today, not hundreds.
When a step fails, you see why
Run on demand or on a schedule, on a durable queue that survives a restart. Every run logs each node's start, finish, and error. When something breaks, the node turns red and tells you why. No automations dying in silence.
Where it fits
Logic, data, and screens, one app.
A workflow's data node reads and writes your app's own tables, and a button on any screen can run a flow. It isn't a separate automation tool bolted on. It's the same app.
Put the whole operation in one app
Describe what should happen, connect your tools, and watch the logic run. And tell you when it doesn't.