Bring everyday tasks into one flow.

Manage events on your phone, your files and supported home devices with flows you can understand.

No account required. You’re in control.

  1. At a specific time · 08:00
  2. Days of the week
  3. Show notification
Real Android app screen · Sample data · App images use Turkish sample data; guide text is in your selected language.

Interactive example · Sends no device commands

What would you like to do?

Pick an everyday example and see how it works.

Remember to unplug.

Show your own notification when the battery rises to 80%.

Steps
  1. When battery level is reached · 80%
  2. Show notification

Three steps. You’re in control.

  1. 1

    Choose a trigger

    Start with a time, a phone event or a manual trigger.

  2. 2

    Add an action

    Choose a notification, a file task or a supported device action.

  3. 3

    Test, then enable

    Review the simulation first, then check the real result with the required permissions.

Read the guide

Know what happened.

Verified

The result was verified through a read-back or the relevant local operation.

Command accepted

The request was accepted; the physical outcome has not yet been verified.

Result unverified

The command may have arrived. Check the target before sending it again.

Details

Your home, your rules.

Start with supported connections. Control depends on the capabilities your device exposes.

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Home AssistantAvailable
HTTP / HTTPSAvailable
Matter / MQTTPlanned

Things you might wonder.

Do I need internet?

Local phone and file actions work offline. External connections have their own network requirements.

Does every smart device work?

Supported devices exposed by Home Assistant and documented HTTP endpoints can be used. There is no universal access to every Wi-Fi device.

Do I need AI?

No. The flow engine works without a model. Optional local AI is still planned.

Start with a small flow.

Begin by showing your own notification. Build on it for your daily routine.

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