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Programmable

You have full control of the application logic through code. You can persist states, perform complex data ops (eg ChatGPT), and call external web services. Rust is supported. JavaScript will follow.

Serverless

No more running your own webhook servers. Just create and upload a function to programmatically define your own workflows. The rest is automagic. Fast, secure, and reliable.

Easy to develop

flows.network wrap developer-friendly APIs for different SaaS. No boilerplate code to auth and access SaaS APIs. Just authorize access to your SaaS accounts on the platform UI. Automate across multiple SaaS in a single function.

How it works

Create your flow in 3 easy steps.

Write the code

flows.network wrapped easy-to-use APIs for different SaaS integrations. All you need to do is to write the logic about triggers and actions in code.

Triggers/Action

Import flow function from a GitHub Repo

To deploy your flow function on flows.network, simply import it from a GitHub Repo. Once imported, we will automatically handle the deployment process for you.

Github

Configure the SaaS integrations

Authenticate and connect the required SaaS integrations like Slack with one click. This step is essential for integrating your tools and streamlining your workflow.

connected

Create your flow

In action: Automate GitHub Workflows

Pull Requests

Help project maintainers review and manage PRs. Learn more

As a leading e-commerce marketplace in the US, we have a large IT operation with multiple consumer-facing mobile apps, web apps, and backend services. Our engineering team built bots to correlate JIRA issues and automatically assign reviewers for GitHub Pull Requests. It has saved our engineering managers a lot of time and improved accuracy.

— Lvyi, CTO of 5miles

Issues

Help project managers validate and manage issues, and enforce community standards. Learn more

The YoMo project has contributors from all cultures and backgrounds. We used to spend a lot of time trying to make sure that user-submitted issues and bug reports contained all the necessary information and conform to our templates so that our dev teams can respond faster.

— CC, founder of YoMo

Notifications

Help developers prioritize Github notifications and avoid alert fatigue. Learn more

In an average work day, I have hundreds of GitHub notifications. The alert fatigue is real. I used to simply delete all those notifications. With a little effort, I can now create bots with my own filtering logic to decide which notifications are important and where to send them.

— JY, Engineering Director at ByteTrade

Engagement

Help DevRels better engage the open source community. Learn more

The WasmEdge project is a community-driven open source effort. We would like to give instant feedback when the community engages in our GitHub repo, but we do not have full-time community managers in all time zones. The workflow bots are easy to create and help us convert casual visitors to users and contributors.

— Vivian H. Community
Manager at WasmEdge

Flows.network is designed by Rust developers and for Rust developers.

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