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Connect your apps, trigger actions, and automate processes on a drag-and-drop node editor. No code required.

Triggerly

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Google Forms

HTTP request

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Discord

Run workflow

New submission

Google Form · Trigger

Send webhook

HTTP request · Action

Notify channel

Discord · Action

HTTP requestAction

MethodPOST

Endpointhttps://api.example.com/hook

HeadersContent-Type: JSON

Retry on fail3 attempts

Input mapping

url: {{form.url}}

payload: {{form.response}}

token: {{credentials.apiKey}}

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Works with the tools you already use.

Trigger from Google Forms, call any API, and power steps with AI.

Everything you need to automate

Triggerly is built around a drag-and-drop node editor, AI-powered nodes for any language model, and linear, predictable flows you can trace end to end. See how it works

Visual node editor

AI-powered flows

Execution monitoring

Artificial intelligence

Power any step with AI

Drop a Gemini or OpenAI-compatible node anywhere in your flow. Bring your own credentials, write a prompt, and map the output into the next step.

Explore AI nodes

New submission

Google Form · Trigger

Summarize response

Gemini · AI

Notify channel

Discord · Action

{{aiResult}}Discord message

AI Action

Run a prompt against a Gemini model and store the result.

Variable name

aiResult

Credential

Google AI Studio Encrypted

Model

gemini-3.5-flash

gemini-2.5-pro

gemini-3-flash-preview

User prompt

Summarize the data: {{form.response}}

Save

Any model, one node

Gemini or any OpenAI-compatible API — pick the model per node. Swap models without touching the rest of the flow.

Your keys, encrypted

Save credentials once in your workspace. Encrypted at rest and reused across every flow you build.

Output goes anywhere

Map the result into an HTTP request body, a Discord message, or the next prompt — with {{variables}}.

Webhooks & API

Trigger from Google Forms with a webhook, or send results anywhere with the HTTP node.

POST /api/webhooks/google-form HTTP Gemini OpenAI Discord

Monitoring & execution

Track every execution

Start a flow on demand or from a Google Form. Watch every execution in real time and debug failures instantly.

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12:05

12:10

12:15

12:20

12:25

12:30

Google Form trigger fired

Trigger · New response

Success0.3s

HTTP request sent

Action · POST /hook

Success0.8s

Gemini summary

AI · gemini-3-flash

Failed1.2s

Discord notified

Action · #automation

Success0.4s

LiveRUN-2041 · 1.2s12:20

Google Form trigger fired

Trigger · New response

Success0.3s

HTTP request sent

Action · POST /hook

Success0.8s

Gemini summary

AI · gemini-3-flash

Failed1.2s

Discord notified

Action · #automation

Success0.4s

Execution history

Browse past runs, filter by status or trigger, and drill into any execution to see per-node timing and output.

Recent runs

RUN-20412s ago

RUN-20405m ago

RUN-203912m ago

RUN-203815m ago

Run details

Inspect every node in an execution. See inputs, outputs, timing, and error logs at a glance.

Triggered by Google Form

Ran 3 nodes

All nodes completed

RUN-2041 completed in 1.2s

Triggered 2s ago

AI nodes

Gemini & OpenAI-compatible models in any step.

Google Form trigger

Start a flow the moment a form is submitted.

Retry policies

Automatic retries with backoff on failure.

Execution logs

Full history with per-node timing and output.

Templates & integrations

Start from a template

Pick a pre-built template, customize the nodes, and go live in minutes. No wiring from scratch.

Submission

→

Alert

TriggerNew response submitted

Runs on every response

Forms

Google Form response to Discord alert

Submission

→

Create record

TriggerNew response submitted

2 steps, linear

Forms

Form submission to HTTP endpoint

Run

→

Draft

→

Post

TriggerRun on demand

Manual execution

Manual run to Gemini draft

HTTP request

→

Classify

→

Alert

TriggerWebhook received

3 steps, linear

Webhook to OpenAI classification

Run

→

Summarize

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Send