Having spent many years automating enterprise web apps professionally and random websites for fun and profit, I came to realize a lot of automation is just about the data itself, or rather the movements of it (new service order etc)
This realization led me to create Monitoro[0], a no code tool to abstract websites as a reactive data structure, allowing you to create events based on specific data changes from any website/web app.
What happens after these events is flexible, from no-code alerts and integrations to your own custom code triggered with the event’s data via webhooks.
I believe narrowing down the focus to data and events only (instead of open ended automation) leads itself better to a no-code offering, and the resulting solutions are more robust (web automations are famously fragile due to state changes).
This realization led me to create Monitoro[0], a no code tool to abstract websites as a reactive data structure, allowing you to create events based on specific data changes from any website/web app.
What happens after these events is flexible, from no-code alerts and integrations to your own custom code triggered with the event’s data via webhooks.
I believe narrowing down the focus to data and events only (instead of open ended automation) leads itself better to a no-code offering, and the resulting solutions are more robust (web automations are famously fragile due to state changes).
[0]: https://www.monitoro.co