No code needed

Connect everything. Let it run itself.

Email, forms, payments, and AI working together on one simple canvas. Drag boxes, connect them, done.

node types
203
node types
ready-made templates
37
ready-made templates
per-execution fees
$0
per-execution fees

Connects the tools you already use, with more than 60+ ready-made connections.

Stripe
Slack
Notion
OpenAI
Anthropic
Gemini
GitHub
Discord
HubSpot
Airtable
Postgres
MongoDB
Gmail
Calendly
Linear
Typeform
Stripe
Slack
Notion
OpenAI
Anthropic
Gemini
GitHub
Discord
HubSpot
Airtable
Postgres
MongoDB
Gmail
Calendly
Linear
Typeform
Stripe
Slack
Notion
OpenAI
Anthropic
Gemini
GitHub
Discord
HubSpot
Airtable
Postgres
MongoDB
Gmail
Calendly
Linear
Typeform
Telegram
Salesforce
Shopify
Twilio
Zoom
Jira
MySQL
Redis
Supabase
Webflow
WordPress
Vercel
Sentry
ClickUp
Trello
WhatsApp
Telegram
Salesforce
Shopify
Twilio
Zoom
Jira
MySQL
Redis
Supabase
Webflow
WordPress
Vercel
Sentry
ClickUp
Trello
WhatsApp
Telegram
Salesforce
Shopify
Twilio
Zoom
Jira
MySQL
Redis
Supabase
Webflow
WordPress
Vercel
Sentry
ClickUp
Trello
WhatsApp

Watch a workflow run

Boxes for the things you use, lines for what happens next. This is the real editor running a real graph - press the button and follow it through.

Stripe → Slack alert

Pick a job. Turn it on.

Each switch is a real workflow pattern from the template gallery. Enabled means it watches, decides, and acts - without you in the loop. Try the switches.

2/6

running

~31

tasks/day handled

Triage support email

Every new email gets read by AI, classified, and routed - urgent ones ping Slack, the rest get filed with a drafted reply.

GmailAnthropicSlack
Running

Chase overdue invoices

An invoice passes its due date and a polite reminder goes out. Still unpaid after 7 days, it escalates to you with the history.

StripeGmail
Running

Capture and qualify leads

Form fill in, contact enriched and scored - hot leads hit your Slack in seconds, everything lands in the sheet.

TypeformGoogle SheetsSlack
Off

Send the Monday report

Every Monday 9:00 your key numbers get pulled, summarized by AI, and delivered to your inbox before coffee.

PostgresOpenAIGmail
Off

Recover abandoned carts

Cart sits idle for an hour and a recovery email with the items goes out. Purchases get tagged so nobody is nagged twice.

ShopifyGmail
Off

Publish the content queue

Drop drafts into a table; the workflow formats, schedules, and posts them to your channels on your calendar.

NotionDiscordTelegram
Off

Three steps, no code

From an empty canvas to something quietly working for you.

Pick what starts it

A new email, a form entry, a payment, or a time of day. That is the first box on your canvas - your automation wakes up when it happens.

Choose what happens next

Drag on the next boxes: send a message, update your records, have AI write the reply. Connect them with a line and you are done. No code anywhere.

Watch it run

Every box lights up as it works, and every run is saved. You can always look back and see exactly what happened, step by step.

Everything works together

A canvas anyone can read, the tools you already use, and an assistant that speaks plain English.

An assistant that explains everything

Tell it what to change and it proposes the exact nodes and connections, ready to review before anything runs. Nothing happens on your canvas until you click Apply.

Added a Slack node, connected to "Stripe event"
  • Add SLACK node "Sale alert"
  • Update "Stripe event" (filterGroups)
  • Connect "Stripe event" → "Sale alert"

Starts on its own

A new form entry, a payment, a schedule, or a click. Your automation wakes up when something happens, so you do not have to remember anything.

WebhookScheduleGoogle FormStripeManual
Live

See it work, live

Every step is a real row you can open, not a log file.

Start from a ready-made recipe

Pick a ready-made automation from the gallery - daily reports, alerts, payment notifications - connect your accounts, and it is running in under a minute.

View Stripe sale alert to Slack

Stripe sale alert to Slack

Sales

Post a Slack message the moment a Stripe event lands - new payments, subscriptions, refunds.

No accounts to connect. This one works on its own.

Runs when a payment comes in

Easy setup2 steps
See the 2 steps
  1. Stripe event
  2. Sale alert

Never locked in

Your automations belong to you. Save them as a file, make copies, or go back to an earlier version any time - the last 50 are kept for you.

Save as fileMake a copyUndo history

Built for the work you keep redoing

The same handful of jobs eat everyone's week. Here is what they look like once a workflow owns them.

The owner of a small online store sealing a parcel beside an open laptop

Orders that follow up on themselves

A cart goes quiet, a shipment lands, a refund comes through. Each one starts a workflow that writes the email, updates the sheet, and tells you only when something needs a human.

  1. Order event
  2. Check history
  3. Send email
  4. Log to table

Always on

It keeps working after you close the tab

Every run is durable and logged. Watch executions stream in, replay failures, and open any step to see exactly what went in and what came out.

1,284

runs this week

99.2%

finish clean

1.3s

median run time

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Your tools are already in here

149 apps you can connect without setting anything up beyond signing in to your own account.

Messaging

Get told the moment something happens

  • SlackSlack
  • WhatsAppWhatsApp
  • TelegramTelegram
  • DiscordDiscord
  • Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft Teams
  • TwilioTwilio

Email

Send, receive, and react to mail

  • GmailGmail
  • OutlookOutlook
  • MailchimpMailchimp
  • ResendResend
  • BrevoBrevo
  • SendGridSendGrid

Payments and shops

Know about every sale and refund

  • StripeStripe
  • ShopifyShopify
  • WooCommerceWooCommerce
  • GumroadGumroad
  • Lemon SqueezyLemon Squeezy
  • BigCommerceBigCommerce

Customers and CRM

Keep every record in step

  • HubSpotHubSpot
  • SalesforceSalesforce
  • PipedrivePipedrive
  • AttioAttio
  • CopperCopper
  • CloseClose

Forms and scheduling

Turn a booking into everything that follows

  • TypeformTypeform
  • Google FormsGoogle Forms
  • CalendlyCalendly
  • Cal.comCal.com
  • JotformJotform
  • TallyTally

Documents and files

Write it down without opening a tab

  • NotionNotion
  • Google SheetsGoogle Sheets
  • Google DriveGoogle Drive
  • AirtableAirtable
  • Google DocsGoogle Docs
  • OneDriveOneDrive

Work and projects

Create the task so nobody has to remember

  • AsanaAsana
  • TrelloTrello
  • ClickUpClickUp
  • LinearLinear
  • MondayMonday
  • TodoistTodoist

AI

Have it read, write, and decide

  • OpenAIOpenAI
  • AnthropicAnthropic
  • GeminiGemini
  • MistralMistral
  • PerplexityPerplexity
  • ElevenLabsElevenLabs

No meter. No lock-in.

Most automation tools charge for every step and lock your work into their format. Pipory does neither.

Your work stays yours

Every automation exports as a file. Make copies, roll back through version history, and take your work with you any time.

The bill never grows

Run one automation or a thousand, the cost stays the same. Waiting and schedules cost nothing.

Your accounts, your control

You connect your own accounts and keys, stored encrypted. Disconnect any of them whenever you like.

Typical tools
Pipory
Charges for every single step
One flat cost, run as much as you like
Locks your work into their platform
Every automation exports as a file
Waiting around costs you credits
Waiting is free
Holds your account keys for you
Your keys stay encrypted, with you

Free while in early access

Everything included, nothing metered. Build as much as you like while we grow.

Early access
$0/while in early access

No per-step fees, no run caps, no seat pricing. Every node type and every run is included while Pipory is in early access.

  • Every node type included, nothing gated
  • Unlimited automations, runs, and teammates
  • The AI assistant built in
  • Your account keys stored encrypted, revocable any time
  • Schedules, webhooks, and run history built in

Questions, answered

No. You drag boxes onto a canvas and connect them with lines. Anything you can describe as 'when this happens, do that' can be built without writing a line of code. If you get stuck, the built-in assistant explains any automation in plain words.

The busywork is not coming back.

Sign up tonight, flip on your first automation tomorrow morning.