Trigger: an article has been published
Every few minutes the tool asks our API what was published after the time of its last question. Only what is new comes back, with the title, the address and the body — without walking the whole archive.
Integration
The Zapier app is not in their store yet — and that is written here so you do not find out when you go looking for it. Everything it will do already works through our public API; it just takes one step more.
This integration does not work yet — it is in preparation. Everything described below already exists in the public API, so Make and n8n do the same job today.
What we need from you
What lands on the destination
How it works
Every few minutes the tool asks our API what was published after the time of its last question. Only what is new comes back, with the title, the address and the body — without walking the whole archive.
From any tool you can push a topic into our queue. It enters the same flow as a topic from the planner: written, checked, published on schedule.
An article waiting for approval can be published from outside — for example when your editor approves it in the tool they already use.
Nothing about what can be done. It changes how many steps it takes: instead of wiring an HTTP call and a key by hand, Inowara appears in the app list and connects in two clicks.
Limits
It's on the page on purpose. Better seen now than after the first publish.
FAQ
You can do all of it. Make and n8n work with a plain HTTP component, and Zapier with Webhooks by Zapier. When the app ships, the same flow moves onto it with no change on our side.
For the people who have nobody to hand an API to. Zapier connects Inowara to thousands of tools without a line of code — Notion, Slack, Google Sheets, an internal CRM.
Our side is done. What remains is submitting the app and passing their review; that takes weeks and we do not control its speed. We do not promise a date before it passes.
Other integrations
Next step
Connect any site — services, webshop or blog. The plan builds itself, articles are written and published on schedule, and the first one is free.