Stop writing glue code. Ship the integration today.
Connect the apps you already use, add the logic in between, and let a durable engine run it — with retries, waits and full history. One visual workflow instead of a pile of scripts and cron jobs you maintain forever.
Automation that behaves like software
SchemaBridge runs on an event-sourced engine — the same one that powers its own product. A run survives a crash and picks up where it left off, and you can replay any execution to see exactly what happened.
- 30+ apps — Stripe, GitHub, Slack, Salesforce, Shopify, Twilio and more — plus any HTTP API
- 11 building blocks — Webhooks, HTTP calls, branching, waits, human approvals and AI steps
- Every run recorded — Retries and idempotency built in, so a failure resumes instead of vanishing
Three steps, no servers to babysit
The integration you keep putting off is a short afternoon here, not a new service to own.
- Start from a trigger: A webhook, a schedule or an incoming event kicks off the workflow. No polling loop to write.
- Add the logic: Call any app, reshape the data, branch on a condition, or wait for an approval — each one a visual step on the canvas.
- Deploy and watch it run: Every execution is recorded, retried on failure and replayable. Nothing for you to host or monitor.
The glue-code way
- A script per integration, plus a cron job to run it
- Retries, backoff and dead letters you write yourself
- A server to host, secure and monitor
- No history when something breaks at 2am
With SchemaBridge
- One visual workflow instead of scattered scripts
- Retries and idempotency built into the engine
- Nothing to host — the engine is managed
- Every run recorded, so you can see and replay it
Prove it on your own workflow first
Build a real integration and run it 1,000 times a month before you pay anything. No card, no trial countdown — the free plan stays free.
- 1,000 workflow runs every month, free
- No credit card, no time limit
- Nothing to install or host
Which apps can I connect?
More than 30 out of the box — Stripe, GitHub, Slack, Salesforce, Shopify, Twilio and others — plus any HTTP API through a gateway step, and anything you reach over MCP.
Do I need to host anything?
No. The engine, storage and monitoring are all managed. You build the workflow; SchemaBridge runs it.
What happens when a step fails?
It retries with backoff. Idempotency keys stop the same work running twice, and every run is recorded so you can inspect or replay it.
Can a human approve a step?
Yes. An approval step pauses the workflow until someone signs off, then it continues from exactly where it stopped.