Turn manual tasks into Make, Zapier, or n8n blueprints
Describe in plain language what you currently do by hand, like copying form leads into a spreadsheet and sending each person a message, and list the tools you use. Choose your platform: Make, Zapier, or n8n. The tool generates a structured implementation blueprint in Hebrew: what the scenario does, the exact trigger, every step using the exact module names as they appear in the platform, the field mappings, error handling, and a pre-launch checklist. It never asks for or includes API keys or passwords, simply noting where to establish each connection, and flags privacy and anti-spam consent rules whenever the flow sends marketing communications.
Make works best for multi-step workflows with branching logic and routers. Zapier is the easiest to start with and supports the largest catalog of apps. n8n is ideal if you prefer self-hosting or want total control over your server. If you are not sure, start with Make.
No. It generates a detailed, step-by-step blueprint so you can set it up inside your chosen platform. Module names are provided in English exactly as they appear in Make, Zapier, or n8n, so you can find them instantly in search.
The blueprint flags whenever a direct step is not possible with your stack and suggests the closest reliable workaround, such as a Webhook or exporting through a spreadsheet. It is always a good idea to confirm your chosen platform supports the integration before building.
Because automations that send commercial or promotional messages via email, SMS, or WhatsApp fall under Section 30A of Israel's Communications Law (the Anti-Spam Law). This requires explicit prior consent and an easy opt-out mechanism. Pure transactional service updates, like confirming an inquiry was received, do not require this consent.
Each plan counts as one AI operation. Free accounts include 2 operations per day, while paid plans deduct them from your monthly balance. Your input is processed by AI to create the plan and is not stored on our servers once returned.
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