Ergomake is a cloud-based platform that lets developers and DevOps teams create, test, and run automation workflows from a web IDE with visual or code‑based editors. It provides managed, auto‑scaling execution environments, scheduling, webhook triggers, real‑time monitoring, and built‑in connectors, while supporting version control and team collaboration.
Funding
$500K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Businesses and developers often need a streamlined way to create, test, and deploy custom automation scripts for repetitive tasks, but existing solutions are fragmented, require extensive setup, and lack a unified interface.
Solution
Ergomake offers a cloud-based platform that centralizes the development, execution, and monitoring of automation workflows. Users can design scripts using a visual editor or code directly in the browser, then schedule or trigger them via API calls. The platform handles execution environments, scaling resources as needed, and provides real-time logs and performance metrics. Integrated version control and collaboration tools enable teams to manage changes and share automation assets securely. Results can be exported or sent to downstream systems through built-in connectors, reducing manual effort and operational overhead.
Target Audience
Target users are software engineers, DevOps teams, and small to medium enterprises seeking to automate repetitive processes without managing infrastructure.
Features
- Web-based IDE with drag‑and‑drop workflow builder and code editor
- Managed execution environment that auto‑scales for high‑volume tasks
- Scheduler and webhook triggers for time‑based or event‑driven automation
- Real-time monitoring dashboard with logs, metrics, and error alerts
- Version control integration and role‑based access for team collaboration
- Prebuilt connectors for common services (e.g., databases, cloud storage, APIs)