We connect to what you already run.
52 systems across 9 categories. Every one of these is something we have built against, not a catalogue copied from an automation vendor. Where a connector does not exist, we write the middleware.
Where a workflow can be assembled rather than written, we assemble it. Faster to build, easier for your team to change without us.
( 6 systems )
n8nSelf hosted workflow automation. Our default where data cannot leave your infrastructure.
MakeVisual scenario builder. Strong for multi step branching your operations team can read.
ZapierThe widest integration catalogue. Right answer when the connector already exists.
TemporalDurable execution for workflows that must survive failure and resume exactly where they stopped.- PipedreamCode level steps inside a hosted workflow. Good middle ground when no-code runs out.
- WorkatoEnterprise integration with governance and audit trails built in.
Model choice is an engineering decision, not a brand preference. We pick per task on cost, latency, context window, and whether your data may leave your estate.
( 6 systems )
OpenAIGPT models for generation, extraction, and function calling.
AnthropicClaude models. Our usual choice for long context work and tool use.
Google GeminiNative multimodal handling and tight integration with Google Cloud.
xAI GrokReal time context from X. Powers the free tools on this site.- MistralOpen weight models you can run yourself when data residency is the constraint.
OllamaLocal model hosting. Nothing leaves the machine.
Most automation value sits here, because this is where manual re-entry costs the most and errors are most expensive.
( 5 systems )
HubSpotContact sync, deal stage automation, lifecycle scoring, custom objects.
SalesforceApex and REST integration, custom objects, middleware for legacy connections.- PipedrivePipeline automation for smaller sales teams without an admin.
- AttioData model first CRM. Good fit where the sales process is unusual.
AirtableOperational database and internal tooling backend.
An automation nobody sees is an automation nobody trusts. Output lands where the team already works.
( 5 systems )
SlackAlerts, approvals, and agent interfaces that live in a channel.
Microsoft TeamsSame patterns as Slack, for organisations on Microsoft 365.
WhatsApp BusinessCommerce and support flows. Essential in African and Middle Eastern markets.
TwilioProgrammable SMS and voice for notifications and verification.
GmailInbox parsing, routing, and automated drafting.
Money movement is where correctness matters most. These integrations get reconciliation and idempotency handling, not just a webhook.
( 6 systems )
StripeCheckout, subscriptions, webhook handling, reconciliation into your ledger.
ShopifyHeadless storefronts, app integration, catalogue and order sync.
WooCommerceWordPress commerce, performance work, and custom checkout flows.- PaystackPayments across African markets where Stripe has no coverage.
QuickBooksInvoice generation and reconciliation without manual entry.
XeroAccounting sync for UK and Commonwealth clients.
Every automation needs somewhere to read from and write to. These are the stores we build against directly.
( 6 systems )
PostgreSQLDefault relational store. Schema design, migrations, query performance.
SupabasePostgres with auth, storage, and row level security. Fast route to production.
BigQueryWarehouse scale analytics and attribution modelling.
NotionContent operations, internal knowledge, and agent retrieval sources.
Google SheetsStill the most common operational database in a small business. We treat it as one.
FirebaseRealtime data and auth for mobile builds.
What your content team touches every day. We build on these, migrate off them, and make them fast.
( 5 systems )
WordPressPlugin development, Core Web Vitals rescue, headless migration.
Next.jsOur default build stack. This site is one. So is every recent client project.
WebflowWhere marketing needs to ship pages without a developer in the loop.
SanityStructured content for programmatic page generation at scale.
VercelEdge deployment, image optimisation, preview environments.
The measurement layer. If a change cannot be evidenced here, we do not claim it worked.
( 7 systems )
Google Search ConsoleIndexation diagnosis, coverage, canonical conflicts, query data.
Google Analytics 4Event modelling, conversion tracking, and server side tagging.- AhrefsBacklink auditing, keyword research, competitor gap analysis.
SemrushPosition tracking and content gap work at scale.- Screaming FrogCrawl auditing. Where most technical SEO problems are actually found.
Looker StudioClient reporting that updates itself instead of being rebuilt monthly.
PostHogProduct analytics, session replay, and self hosted event capture.
Spend platforms and the lifecycle tools around them. Automation here is mostly about attribution and feedback loops.
( 6 systems )
Google AdsSearch and Performance Max, with offline conversion import.
Meta AdsFacebook and Instagram, Conversions API for server side tracking.
LinkedIn AdsB2B targeting with CRM closed loop reporting.- KlaviyoEcommerce lifecycle flows tied to catalogue and order data.
MailchimpList sync and campaign automation for smaller senders.
ResendTransactional email with proper deliverability setup. Runs this site's contact form.
The one you need is probably still possible.
This list is what we have built against, not the limit of what we can build against. Anything with a documented API, a webhook, or even a CSV export on a schedule can be automated. Tell us what you run and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth doing.