No-code and low-code automation
Make
Design visual scenarios that connect apps, transform data, call APIs, and run on regular or on-demand schedules.
What it runs
Make is listed as a workflow service. It is best considered within the no-code and low-code automation category.
Before choosing it
Confirm current runtime limits, pricing, supported regions, secret handling, retry behavior, and time-zone rules in the provider documentation. Those operational details can change.
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Activepieces
Create cloud-hosted visual automations with scheduled triggers, app pieces, and optional code steps.
IFTTT
Connect consumer services with simple applets and use date-and-time triggers for lightweight recurring automations.
Microsoft Power Automate
Build recurring cloud flows and robotic desktop automations across Microsoft and third-party services.