Plain-English workflow builder
Describe the outcome you want in plain English, and RetroFix generates the workflow instead of requiring manual step-by-step setup.
RetroFix is an AI workflow automation platform that builds workflows from plain-English instructions for freelancers, agencies, teams, and IT/ops users. It supports browser automation, business workflows, and connections to 2,800+ apps.
RetroFix is an AI workflow automation platform that turns plain-English instructions into working automations. The product is built for users who want to automate browser-based and business tasks without writing code, and the site says the AI can write, test, and monitor workflows on their behalf.
The platform is presented for freelancers, agencies, growing teams, and IT/ops teams. Its site materials emphasize access to 2,800+ apps, a workflow builder agent, templates, browser agents, knowledge bases, AI chatbots, coding agents, and human-awaiting tooling for workflows that need a manual step before continuing.
Describe the outcome you want in plain English, and RetroFix generates the workflow instead of requiring manual step-by-step setup.
The site positions RetroFix for browser automation, letting users automate tasks that run through web interfaces rather than only via APIs.
RetroFix says its AI writes, tests, and monitors workflows, which is intended to reduce manual maintenance after a workflow is created.
The homepage lists Knowledge Bases & AI Chatbots, suggesting support for guided, context-aware automations and conversational experiences.
The homepage lists Coding Agents and Agent Tools, indicating support for more technical automation tasks and tool-assisted workflows.
The pricing page includes unlimited workflows and triggers on paid plans, along with shared workflows and connections for teams on the Professional plan.
Freelancers can prototype client automations faster by describing the task in natural language and using the platform’s broad integration set.
Automation agencies can use the builder to deliver and maintain workflows for multiple clients, with the site emphasizing shared workflows and scalable pricing.
Growing teams can share and update automations across teammates without rebuilding them from scratch when processes change.
IT and ops teams can set guardrails with knowledge bases while enabling non-technical users to build automations safely.
The templates page shows examples like competitor homepage analysis, pricing monitoring, customer call content generation, and lead enrichment.
RetroFix is presented as an AI workflow automation platform that lets you describe a task in plain English and have the system build the workflow for you. The pricing page also shows plan tiers for individuals, teams, and enterprise buyers.
The site says you can tell RetroFix what you want done and its AI writes, tests, and monitors the workflow. The templates page shows ready-made automation templates, and the pricing page says plans include access to the workflow builder agent.
The homepage lists browser automation and business workflows as core use cases. The templates page shows examples such as competitor homepage analysis, competitor pricing analysis, customer call content generation, and lead enrichment.
The homepage says RetroFix integrates with 2,800+ apps, and the pricing page includes a library of 2,800+ integrations plus advanced tools. The homepage and templates page show examples including Google Sheets, Gmail, Notion, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, and more.
The pricing page offers a Freelancer plan at $49/month, a Professional plan at $299/month, and an Enterprise option with custom pricing. The Professional plan page also mentions a $5,000/month workflow build-and-maintain service.