Ready-made automations
Finished workflows you can import into n8n and run. Each one uses the scrapers on this site to gather the data, then does something with it — files it, scores it, or sends it where you will actually see it. They are free, and every step is yours to change.
Save Instagram stories to a spreadsheet before they vanish
Instagram stories disappear after 24 hours. This checks the accounts you name a few times a day and copies each new story into a Google Sheet — the image, the link, when it went up — so you still have it next week.
See which Pinterest keywords moved this week
Once a week it looks up the keywords you care about on Pinterest, compares them with last week, and posts what changed to Slack — what entered the top results, what dropped out, what moved. The comparison is the point: a ranking on its own tells you nothing.
Get a short summary whenever a channel uploads
Watches the YouTube channels you pick. When one uploads, it reads the transcript, writes a few lines on what the video actually covers, and posts that to Slack, Notion or a spreadsheet — so you can decide whether to watch it.
A daily digest of new remote jobs, filtered
Checks Remotive every morning for jobs matching your search, drops anything already seen, and posts the new ones to Slack in one message. No duplicate alerts for a job you looked at yesterday.
Know when a package you depend on ships a new version
Watches the npm or PyPI packages you list and tells you when one releases — but only the kinds of release you asked for. Set it to major versions only and you hear about breaking changes without twenty patch notifications a week.
Turn a LinkedIn search into a scored lead list
Runs the LinkedIn people search you describe, then reads each profile and scores how well it fits what you sell, with a first line you could actually send. The scores and the reasoning land in a Google Sheet.
Spot companies about to buy, from what they are hiring for
A company hiring its first support manager is telling you it is about to need support tooling. This reads job posts, works out what each hire implies the company will need, scores how well that matches what you sell, and files only the strong ones in Notion.
Collect what customers complain about into one board
Your customers already say what is wrong with your product — on Reddit, on review sites, in app stores. This reads one of those places, pulls out the actual complaint in their own words, groups the wording into consistent themes, and files it. Swap the source without rebuilding anything.
Find the video topics your competitors cover and you do not
Searches YouTube twice — once for what you already publish, once for the wider subject — then returns only the topics that show up on their side and not yours, best performing first. No AI involved; it compares the words in the titles.
Send each mention of your brand where it belongs
Watches X for mentions of your product and sorts each one: a question becomes a reply queue in Notion, a complaint goes straight to Slack with an urgency, and everything else is logged and forgotten. Most mentions are noise, and this stops them all arriving identically.