Build it visually
Drag a trigger onto the canvas, then branch it into a tree of app steps, code, loops and routers. Draft freely — published versions stay immutable.
A visual, versioned workflow builder where a flow is one trigger plus a tree of app steps, code, loops and branching routers — with reliable execution, native data tables, humans-in-the-loop, and AI steps inside your flows.
Connects the tools your work already runs on
Three steps, no scripting required. Build the shape of the work, connect the apps it touches, then let it run on a schedule or on demand.
Drag a trigger onto the canvas, then branch it into a tree of app steps, code, loops and routers. Draft freely — published versions stay immutable.
Wire in ~800 ready-made connectors — or your own apps over OAuth. Every app is a first-class step you can trigger on and branch around.
Publish and let it run. Isolated sandboxes, per-step retries, continue-on-failure branches, and long-running flows that pause and resume.
Routers with match-first or match-all branches, 24 condition operators, nested AND/OR logic, and loops over lists.
A built-in database, so a flow never needs an external store to hold the rows it works on.
Drop an AI agent step into any flow. It reasons in a loop and can call your app steps, other flows, external tools, or a knowledge base.
Upload a spreadsheet — “do this for every one of these 200 rows” — or set it on a recurring schedule, and the agent runs your saved routine on each row using your real browser and your real logins. Not an anonymous cloud browser — your session, so it works on the sites you’re actually signed in to.
All shipping today. Where a capability is team- or enterprise-only, it's marked plainly.
A drag-and-drop canvas. A flow is one trigger plus a tree of steps — app steps, code steps, loops, and branching routers. Draft and publish with immutable published versions, import/export, templates, and per-step test data.
Hundreds of ready-made connectors across CRM & sales, communication, cloud storage, developer tools, AI, HR, and more — plus OAuth-based connections to your own apps. All first-class steps in a flow.
Webhooks, schedules (cron and simple every-hour/day/week), polling for new data, app-native events, and manual runs. Test in simulation before going live.
Routers with match-first or match-all branches, 24 condition operators across text, number, date, list, and existence, nested AND/OR logic, and loops over lists. Run first match, or fan out.
Runs execute in isolated sandboxes with per-step retries and continue-on-failure branches. Long-running flows pause and resume — waiting on a delay, a webhook, or a human — and survive restarts. Retry from the failed step, or on the latest version.
A built-in database — no external store required. Spreadsheet-style typed tables, CSV import, and per-row triggers that fire a flow when a record is created, updated, or deleted.
Approval steps that pause a flow until someone clicks approve, plus public forms and chat endpoints that collect input mid-flow — all white-labellable.
Drop an AI agent step into any flow. It reasons in a loop and can call your app steps, other flows, external tools, or a knowledge base — upload documents and ask questions grounded in them. Use the built-in AI, or connect your own provider.
Every project is available as a tool endpoint your AI assistant can call — so tools like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf can run your flows and read your data directly.
Google Workspace, the Microsoft 365 stack, CRM & sales, comms, developer tools and more — each a first-class step in a flow.
The tools your day already runs on.
The full Microsoft stack, first-class.
Where teams talk and coordinate.
Move deals and customers forward.
Ship, monitor, and analyze.
People, payroll, and the books.
A new CRM lead is scored, then routed — hot leads get an outreach email and a Slack ping to sales; the rest drop into a nurture list and a log.
A support form is classified by an AI step; high-priority requests open a Jira ticket and alert the team, while routine ones get a templated reply.
Every Monday at 9am, pull the week’s rows from your warehouse, have an AI step summarize them, and post the digest to Slack and an archived doc.
A new row in a sheet triggers a confirmation email, a signed-doc folder, and a follow-up on the calendar — the whole first-touch, handled.
Upload 200 rows and run a saved routine on each using your real logins — updating records, downloading reports, or filing forms, unattended.
A new CRM record spins up a SharePoint doc set, files the contract in OneDrive, refreshes a Power BI dashboard, and notifies the channel in Teams.
Build a workflow, test it in simulation, and publish. Free to start — no card required.