... godeepti): I nominate @Keywordly Auto-Pilot for two reasons: first, it has helped me scale, @Indexly and second, I am biased :) Comment from AMBIKA IYER(@ambikaiyer29): @n8n is my new favorite this year. Comment from Chris Pechau(@christopher_pechau): @zapier I agree with Aleksandar. Been using those guys for years and they dont fail to keep up with AI and Integration progress. @Instantly is a world-class solution for outbound email outreach automation. from contacts to email warm ... ... lets me review conversation quality at scale and turn real calls into coaching. Not just recordings, but actual feedback loops for the team. Tools I m not fully using yet but actively looking at from a non-technical angle: @zapier

... Product Hunters! Super excited to share that PulpMiner is officially live on Zapier . Making it easier than ever to turn any webpage into a realtime JSON API and instantly plug it into thousands of apps. Zapier

... become incredibly fast. These AI coding agents don t just accelerate development they often remove the friction entirely. Because of that, I ve started rethinking how I approach automation. Whenever I switch to no-code tools like n8n, Zapier, or Make, I end up spending a lot of time: dragging and arranging nodes wiring endpoints together configuring parameters visually debugging flows At some point, it starts to feel slower than writing the logic directly especially when an AI assistant ... ... been wrestling with the same thing lately. AI coding agents definitely make it feel like writing the workflow directly is faster than stitching blocks visually. But what I ve noticed is that the real gap isn t code vs

... Most "MVPs" I see: 12 different user types and workflows Advanced settings nobody asked for "Nice to have" features from day one Months of development before first user Real MVPs that worked: Dropbox: Just a video showing files syncing Zapier: Manually connecting APIs behind the scenes Buffer: Scheduling tweets with zero automation Airbnb: Renting air mattresses in an apartment The uncomfortable truth? Your MVP should be embarrassingly simple. If you're not slightly ashamed to show ... ... instead of 12 months like the one before it. Progress, right? I'll eventually get to that "embarrassingly simple" level, but thanks for the reality check. It's a good reminder that validation trumps perfection every single time. The Zapier

... Adobe & Zoho   I have been working on this since I quit my job at Microsoft as a PM. We were in the market way before Claude launched MCP.    I would call it a direct competitor to Claude MCP but automate in depth for managerial workflows. It has been 10 months of working on Oqlous AI; we lost all our money twice but have now regained it and built it. We are going to launch ... ... days, though I wanted to write a blog post here.    We are an 11-member team building Oqlous AI, providing solutions that MCP can never solve for the next 5 years. Zapier

... Zapier , @Make , @Relay.app , @n8n , @Activepieces , @Pabbly So many automation tools in 2025! I cannot decide what to choose for beginners but with a wish to become a pro user From my recent research, quick insights @Zapier

... building a tool where you just chat to automate tasks no setup, no coding. It connects with your apps and gets stuff done. Quick question: What tools do you use for repetitive tasks right now? (Zapier, Notion, n8n, Make.com , etc.) What are the most common apps or SaaS tools you use every day? What s the most annoying part of your workflow? Would you be interested in trying an early version and helping shape a tool that could save ... ... articles on a topic, summarize the key points, then save it to a Google Doc and it chains those steps together intelligently. It keeps context as you go, so you can build up tasks naturally in conversation. Rule-based vs

... idea to show people their own profile on sign up. I can also show some sample profiles on the landing page for them to experience the product before sign up :) Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @alokjain   Are your competitors not "Privacy-Friendly" to the extent that everyone will know this is important and what it actually means? To me it makes no sense. I'm not sure I really get it. We upload interviews and then tag the questions ... ... short. Damn internet. Comment from Mahima Manik(@mahima_manik): @praveen_chary  Thanks a ton for the thoughtful feedback really appreciate you taking the time Totally hear you on the positioning I ve been torn between keeping it broad vs

... There are so many new AI agent platforms ( @Wordware @Lindy @CrewAI @zapier and so on) that I'm finding myself curious how everyone is using them. What AI agents are you using in production ? What do they do? Are they working and reliable? What would make them better? Are they replacing roles? Augmenting existing ones? And if you're not yet using agents in production, why not? What should these companies build that would make you adopt it quicker? Comment ... ... primary use case of the no-code "agent builders" to be able to stitch together a bunch of workflows? Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @leo_selie  Great examples. I'm excited to start playing with Zapier

... launched https://obeatow.me in February 2022 out of a private beta. I was originally going to call it Sheaterbob as a webhook to email service, but decided not to as Zapier and Make formally Integromate do it. I ended up learning towards form submission to email later adding webhook alerts and Zapier

... What is the best Zapier integration flow you have ever created and are proud ...