First off - the comparison to Zapier doesn't land with me. I like Zapier for linking software's via their respective API's. I see TaskMagic fitting solidly in the manual website task mode.

My first attempt to create an automation was bumpy, but I finally got it (missed the control bar at the bottom of the screen...user error). I was creating a task that I want to be able to manually run across sites on different domains, but learned there isn't a way to manual trigger the automation to run against the site I'm currently on. 😢

I reached out to the team on their website and didn't get a response back to the first message I sent. A day or two later, I got a personal response from Jeremy, and he promised this use case would be solved soon. That's exciting, but not immediately useful for me.

As I got a better idea of where this tool can currently fit in my workflow, I identified a project I've been putting off that would require me to manually click hundreds of links in a list and act on them. UGH.

With this task in mind, I came to TaskMagic again. Found the right YouTube tutorial to teach me how to scrape a list on a page. It took me about 5 minutes to build the automation, and less than a minute for the automation to run. I had a project that would have taken me 1-2 hours to manually process, and had it done in less than 10 minutes, which included learning how to scrape a list.

4 tacos because it still has some hiccups, and I can't run my main use case, but I can see where this can fit into my workflow now. I'm excited for the continued development from the TaskMagic team and will be sticking around.