ActivePieces - nocode alternative to Zapier, Make, n8n etc

[jagan]

For those who might want it:
Activepieces is on Appsumo as a lifetime deal for their hosted cloud version.
Link: https://appsumo.com/products/activepieces/

Edit: The Offer is no longer available.

[micmc]

WOW @marcusquinn very nice find, and the app seems matured enough since they already offer a cloud version service. Note that it's being developped by a few ex-Google co-founders.

And, their primary installation is through simple Docker and Docker Compose, so the step to dockerize the app is already done. That would be a nice addition to Cloudron for sure.

[zonzonzon]

It would be great if activepieces could be added to Cloudron.

[nukedart]

I second zonzonzon. Would be nice to get activepieces on Clourdron. They have a pretty nice docker setup already.

[Dave Swift]

+1 for Activepieces on Cloudron!

[mdegla]

+1 for Activepieces

[marcusquinn]

AppSumo Tool of the Year 2023

[Dave Swift]

@marcusquinn hey I know that guy! Thanks for sharing.

[marcusquinn]

@Dave-Swift Great work! Just spotted your Cloudron vid, will give that a watch, too...

[Dave Swift]

@marcusquinn I was just learning about Cloudron when I made this video, and really didn't highlight some of its best features.

I will revisit sometime in 2024 with a better video.

[marcusquinn]

@Dave-Swift Good stuff.

You can trust the auto-DNS stuff, it's been rock-solid for me.

Also, I recommend idrive.com for your offsite backups using the tarball option on the config.

[Dave Swift]

Thank you.

Yes, I'm using auto-dns now and it's great!

I'm using B2 for backups. I will look into idrive though.

[shrey]

Does anyone here have any links to a good comparison between Activepieces and n8n?
Or any insights from first-hand experience of both?

[Dave Swift]

@shrey fundamentally n8n is positioned as "Workflow automation for technical people" and Activepieces more like Zapier, although not as deep at this point.

Activepieces can get "technical". Just throw in a code piece, but overall it's not as daunting for average users.

n8n has been around longer and has more integrations (750+ vs ~150).