Also check out https://nodered.org/ and https://github.com/huginn/huginn if you're interested in free and open-source software you can run yourself.
Is there a consolidated comparison website for these? There is also n8n that is on the rise now.
Not to mention Zapier and Make, which appear to dominate the same "proprietary solutions" space where this tool resides.
Also ActivePieces from YC
Something like https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted?
No, that's just a well-curated list. I am thinking along the lines of https://diskprices.com/ where you have all the characteristics/features mapped and can filter down using a faceted search (e.g. implemented using datasette) by what you need. For example, I know that if I need iOS Reminders integration, IFTTT has support for that but not n8n/make/zapier. And I think Make does not support Github integration with webhooks, only API calls. If you have a set of things in mind you'd like to integrate, picking the tool that supports a full combo OOB is a pain in the spreadsheet.
Windmill.dev too!
Pipedream!
I have been running Huginn on an Ubuntu VM since Yahoo Pipes shut down almost 10 years ago.
I've tried out NodeRed and n8n over the years but they've been a huge let down in ease of manipulating multiple RSS feeds and web scraping -- my primary use case for Huginn. I tried Zapier and IFTTT as well, but the free tier didn't allow for what I wanted to do. Since I could do it just as well with Huginn, I decided to stick the more complex flows there also.
Once you figure out the workflow (setting up agents, and which agents suit which task), then it's fairly straightforward.
how do these tools manage your credentials / tokens / cookies?
Is it just me but when I see a Rails app, I just walk away. I don't feel like setting that all up.