Describe an automation in plain English and watch it get built
Every scheduling tool now claims AI. Almost all of it means "the AI writes your caption." Babs uses it for the harder job: assembling the workflow itself.
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Say what you want to happen
Describe the workflow the way you would explain it to a colleague — the trigger, the steps, the accounts involved.
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Babs assembles a real flow
The result is an actual multi-step flow on a canvas: triggers, generated posts, and any of the connected apps as a step. You can edit every node.
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Consequential steps pause for you
Anything that publishes, sends, or deletes stops and waits for a human decision by default. You approve or deny, and the flow continues or stops there.
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Run it on a schedule or on demand
Flows can run on a recurrence or be triggered manually, and every run is logged with its status and any error.
Flows are built from your connected apps and Babs' own actions. They do not execute arbitrary code or call services Babs is not connected to.
Other things Babs connects to
Babs connects to 29 apps in total. See the full list →