I'll be transparent about it - this is 100% incentivized.

With that out of the way, here are some things I like and don't like...

What I like:
-Visual Flow Builder - this is nice because we're all visual being and managing flows in a flow is a lot easier to comprehend than a series of menus where there is no continuity for our eyes to track processes; sometimes, no matter how old you get, object permanence is still an issue.
-Quick, reactive development - while Pabbly and Integrately use a similar model, and it's potentially ever so slightly controversial, KonnectzIT (going to refer to it as KIT moving forward), quickly adds webhook app integrations to the service, but also quickly adds API connections too, but what I do like is that they're very transparent about what is and isn't a Webhook integration.

What I don't like:
-The UI/UX needs some improvement. But it is straightforward enough that new users can easily pick it up and start using it, so that's a bonus; I just wish it was a bit more refined in its presentation.
-This may just be how the data is being sent out, but with the apps I've connected using KIT, the data has been a bit all over the place, something I haven't seen in things like Pabbly or Integrately. Not only is data a bit jumbled, it's deeply nested (once again, this is purely based on my experience with the apps I've connected), which makes it a bit time consuming to expand all fields just to find what I'm looking for where the competitors do a better job at extracting the data - but hey, at least it's there and working, right?

Overall, I would give it 4/5. I think what it offers is better than other options that have come through AppSumo in past months, like Ants & Apps or SyncSpider, but it still has a way to go before it can go toe-to-toe with Pabbly and Integrately's features. Those platforms developed quickly, so we'll see if KIT can keep up.