Unfetch

What is Unfetch?

Unfetch is a workflow automation tool that uses large language models to connect existing APIs. Instead of writing code, you describe what you want in plain English, and Unfetch links APIs together and automates tasks between them. Agents and API connectors can be created in a few clicks, which is especially useful when working with multiple APIs. The platform is currently in beta and free to use — you can sign up with a Google account.

Who created Unfetch?

Unfetch was created by Peter Parker and launched on August 7. It comes from a company focused on workflow automation and API integration.

What is Unfetch used for?

• Querying your data in natural language — for example, “How many users did I have last week?”
• Automating tasks between APIs — such as exporting users from Stripe and adding them to a CRM.
• Setting up triggers — like receiving an email whenever a new Reddit post mentions sneaker stores.
• Managing multi-API operations by syncing them with tasks.
• Running workflows autonomously once triggers are configured.
• Creating agents for Stripe tasks — such as refunding users or checking MRR.
• Fetching weather for a specific city using open-meteo and nominatim.
• Exploring topics based on current news via Hacker News.
• Chatbot feature to answer questions about API data in natural language.

Key features

• Connect to any existing API by filling in a few fields.
• Interact with APIs through natural language queries and triggers.
• Create agents and API connectors with a few clicks.
• Build AI workflows in minutes.
• Get email notifications for specific API triggers.

Pricing

Unfetch is currently in beta and free to use — sign up with just a Google account.