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This template runs on a daily schedule, asks ChatGPT for a short post from the prompt you keep in the scenario, and publishes that text on X. Connect X with permission to create posts. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI node, so you do not paste an OpenAI key. Set the hour you want the post to go out.
This template sends a Gmail message when the schedule fires. Set To, Subject, and Body on the send step, connect Gmail, then pick the date and time. Use it for a reminder, a launch note, or a message you wrote now and want delivered later.
This template runs once a day. JavaScript compares today's date with the start and return you set, then calls Microsoft Graph to turn mailbox automatic replies on or off so Teams shows the right status. On the start day it also posts a short message in a Teams channel. Connect Microsoft Teams. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node.
This template runs on a schedule, loads new AppSumo lifetime deals from TimePaste, and writes each deal to Airtable. Telegram and Discord then get a short alert with name, price, and URL. Connect TimePaste, Airtable, Telegram, and Discord. Put the TimePaste key on the TimePaste connection.
This template runs on a schedule, opens each URL in a headless browser, and compares visible text to the last snapshot in Latenode Database. When the change crosses your threshold, JavaScript builds RSS XML and Google Drive saves the feed file. Connect Google Drive. Keep snapshots in Latenode Database keyed by URL.
This template keeps a light Instagram engagement loop. A schedule asks ChatGPT for hashtags. PhantomBuster fetches recent posts for those tags. JavaScript skips URLs already stored in SharePoint, then PhantomBuster likes one remaining post. SharePoint saves that URL so the next run does not repeat it. Connect SharePoint and PhantomBuster. Put the PhantomBuster API key on the PhantomBuster connection.
This template runs a local-business Google search with Serper on a schedule, maps name, address, phone, and rating in JavaScript, and appends the batch to Google Sheets. Put the search query and location on the Serper step. Connect Serper and Google Sheets, then put the Serper API key on the Serper connection.
This template runs once a day, lists files from the source API or URL you set, downloads each file, and uploads it to a Google Drive backup folder. JavaScript keeps file names and download links. Put the source API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Drive and point the upload at the folder you want as the daily copy.
This template adds a Google Meet join URL to new Outlook calendar events. A schedule starts each run. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set, then Google Meet creates a meeting link. JavaScript writes that URL onto the Outlook event. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Meet. Skip events that already have a conference URL.
This template runs on a schedule, connects to your mailbox over IMAP from a JavaScript node, and appends each new message as a Google Sheets row. Put the IMAP host, username, and password in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Sheets and keep a message id on the row so later runs skip mail you already logged.
This template checks Pocket on a schedule, pulls new saves through the Pocket API, and appends a row in Google Sheets for each one. A JavaScript node holds your Pocket API key and returns title, URL, tags, and the time added. Connect Google Sheets, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template logs a daily RescueTime productivity snapshot into Google Sheets. A schedule runs once per day. JavaScript calls the RescueTime Analytic API with the key stored on that node and formats date, hours, productivity score, and top activities. Google Sheets appends a row. Connect Google Sheets, then pick an hour after midnight in your timezone so yesterday's data is complete.
This template logs Harvest time from Outlook meetings. A schedule starts each run. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set and turns start and end into hours. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. Harvest creates a time entry with the event title as notes. Connect Harvest and pick the project and task those hours should land on.
This template runs on a schedule, calls the Lead Forensics API from JavaScript for new website visits, and creates a HubSpot company from company name, domain, and location. Find an existing HubSpot company by domain first so repeats do not duplicate. Connect HubSpot. Put the Lead Forensics API key in that JavaScript node.
This template runs on a schedule, lists approved Loomly calendar posts with JavaScript, and publishes each photo, reel, or carousel with Instagram for Business. Connect Instagram for Business for the account that should receive posts. Put the Loomly API key in the JavaScript node (or on the HTTP request that lists Loomly items).
This template starts when Trello posts a new card to a Latenode webhook, maps title, description, and due date in JavaScript, and creates a Microsoft To Do task on the list you choose. Connect Microsoft To Do. Point Trello at the webhook URL. Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node if you need extra card fields.
This template takes a new Mojo contact on a Latenode webhook, maps name, email, and phone in JavaScript, and creates an item in the Podio app you choose. Connect Podio. Point Mojo new-contact notifications at the webhook URL. If Mojo cannot post, run on a schedule and call the Mojo API from JavaScript with the Mojo API key in that node.
This template uses a Latenode webhook as the Mojo intake: configure Mojo to post new activities to that URL. JavaScript filters activity types, builds a short SMS, then calls SimpleTexting with your SimpleTexting API key in that node, or uses an HTTP request. If Mojo cannot post, poll on a schedule with the Mojo API key in JavaScript.
This template checks Pocket on a schedule, pulls new saved items through the Pocket API, and writes title, URL, and tags into a Notion database. A JavaScript node holds your Pocket API key and returns each new item. Notion creates the row in the database you choose. Connect Notion, then set how often the scenario should poll.
This template runs on a weekly schedule and sends a OneSignal push to the app or segment you pick. Set the heading and message on the OneSignal step. Connect OneSignal and put the App ID and REST API key on that connection. Use it for a recurring reminder, digest, or promo that should go out the same day each week.
This template runs on a schedule, lists new Pocket saves, and creates a Trello card for each one. JavaScript calls the Pocket API, then the Trello API, and Google Sheets stores the Pocket item id and Trello card URL. Put the Pocket and Trello keys in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Sheets for the log.
This template sends a recurring daily text through Powered By Text. A schedule starts the run at the time you set. JavaScript then calls the Powered By Text API with the recipient numbers and message body you configure. Put the Powered By Text API key on that JavaScript node.
This template runs on a schedule, lists recent posts from the X account you connect, and sends a Pushover notification for each new one. Use it when Tweet Hunter or you publish from that account and you want a phone alert without opening X. Connect X and Pushover. Put the Pushover API token on the Pushover connection.
This template runs at the times you set and updates your Slack status text and emoji for that slot. JavaScript picks the copy and calls Slack. Connect Slack. Put the Slack token on the Slack connection. Use it for focus blocks, lunch, or end of day without changing status by hand.