What happens after you write a sentence
You write what you want. Commands.io turns it into steps, connects your tools and keeps it running. Here’s each part, in order.
Say it the way you’d tell an assistant
Mention your apps with @ and the things inside them with #. If something is unclear, it asks, with answers you can pick.
- Write in English, Spanish, French or Ukrainian
- Start from a template, or import from Zapier, n8n or Make
- Change it later the same way: “only on weekdays”
Connect your tools in a click
Link your email, calendar, billing tool or messaging app. Each connection takes under a minute, and Commands.io only asks for the permissions it needs.
- Sign in with the app for most connections
- Paste a key or a webhook link for everything else
- It tells you exactly what’s missing before you go live
Test it before it goes live
Run it on a real sample and see what every step would do. Nothing gets sent until you’re happy with it.
- Uses your latest booking, email or payment as the sample
- Shows each step’s output in plain words
- Ask it to check with you first for anything sensitive
It keeps running while you do other things
Every time the trigger fires, the command runs in the background. Your morning brief tells you what happened, and the activity log has every detail.
- Plain-English errors when something fails, with the fix
- Alerts where you want them: email, Slack, Telegram and more
- Go back to an earlier version at any time
Pick an example, or bring your own workflow
Click an example to see the trigger and steps it becomes. Or drop a Zapier, n8n or Make export and read it back as one plain-English command. You don’t need an account.
Common questions
No. If you can write a sentence, you can run a command.
