Connect anything
HTTP webhooks, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and marketplace apps — wire any event to an agent.
Reactions
Work that starts the moment it’s needed.
Connect an agent to the outside world and it wakes, acts, and logs the event on its own — no schedule, no babysitting.
HTTP webhook
Logs
Webhook received
Manual vs event-driven
Stop watching. Start reacting.
Polling and babysitting mean you are the trigger — you have to be there to notice. Connect the event instead, and the work starts itself, the instant it lands.
Manual polling / babysitting
Actionist Reactions
How it starts
You have to notice the event and kick it off
The event itself starts the work
Latency
Whenever you next get around to checking
Real time — the moment it lands
Watching
Someone has to sit and watch the inbox or feed
Nothing to watch — it runs on its own
After hours
Nothing happens until you are back online
Reacts around the clock, even while you are away
The record
No trace of what came in or what you did
Every event logged automatically
Sources
A one-off script to poll each integration
Webhooks, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and apps — connect and go
Manual polling / babysitting
How it startsYou have to notice the event and kick it off
LatencyWhenever you next get around to checking
WatchingSomeone has to sit and watch the inbox or feed
After hoursNothing happens until you are back online
The recordNo trace of what came in or what you did
SourcesA one-off script to poll each integration
Actionist Reactions
How it startsThe event itself starts the work
LatencyReal time — the moment it lands
WatchingNothing to watch — it runs on its own
After hoursReacts around the clock, even while you are away
The recordEvery event logged automatically
SourcesWebhooks, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and apps — connect and go
How it works
Connect it once. It reacts on its own.
Instant
The agent reacts in real time — the moment the event lands, it is already working.
Logged automatically
Every event it handles is recorded for you — a full history, with nothing to set up.
New email· logged0.2s
File dropped· logged0.4s
Webhook received· logged0.1s
Use cases
One event in. The work just happens.
Event to action
From event to action, in real time.
An event lands, your agent wakes, does the work, and logs it — then waits for the next one. All on its own.
Event sources
Gmail
Google Drive
HTTP webhook
Google CalendarConnected
Marketplace appsConnected
Your agent
reacts in real time
WakesActsLogs
ActivityLogged automatically
Webhook received
Downstream run kicked off
File dropped
Processing workflow started
New email
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