Automatisch

Automatisch provides a visual interface for linking online services such as Twitter, Slack and many others, allowing users to define trigger‑action workflows without writing code. The platform runs on a self‑hosted server, storing all workflow data locally, which makes it suitable for organizations that must keep sensitive information on‑premises or comply with regulations like GDPR. It offers a free tier and a commercial enterprise edition, both distributed under an AGPL‑3.0 or Enterprise license respectively, and can be started with a simple Docker‑compose command.

The tool targets businesses and developers who need to automate repetitive processes but want to avoid vendor lock‑in and the recurring costs of proprietary services. By exposing a catalogue of pre‑built integrations, Automatisch lets users assemble pipelines that move data between applications, send notifications, or trigger external actions, all through a no‑code editor.

Being open source, the project encourages community contributions through GitHub, Discord and other channels, and its documentation covers installation, configuration and integration development. The codebase is maintained in a single repository, with enterprise‑specific features clearly marked, enabling transparent development and easy customization.