Turbotic — Free Mini Course

You're Doing Work a Robot Should Be Doing

Be honest: how many times this week did you copy-paste something from one app to another? Manually forward an email? Update a spreadsheet by hand? Send the same follow-up message over and over?

• ▸**The old way:** You wake up, check five apps, manually move data between them, set calendar reminders, send templated emails one by one, and wonder why you can't focus on the stuff that actually matters.
• ▸Or you try to 'fix it' with Zapier — but then you're buried in dropdowns, triggers, filters, and action configurations. You spend three hours building an automation that takes 10 minutes to explain.
• ▸**The new way:** You describe what you want. A robot does it.
• ▸No flowcharts. No connectors. No configuration menus. Just: *'When someone fills out my contact form, add them to my CRM and send them a welcome email.'*
• ▸That's it. That's the whole setup.
• ▸AI changed automation the same way GPS changed navigation — you don't need to know how to read a map anymore. You just tell it where you're going.

• ▸Turbotic is an AI-powered automation platform where you describe what you want in plain English, and it builds the automation for you.
• ▸Think of it like Zapier — but instead of configuring everything yourself, you just tell Turbotic what you want to happen. The AI figures out the steps, connects the apps, and builds the workflow.
• ▸🗣️ **Describe** — type what you want in plain language: 'When I get a new Stripe payment, add the customer to my Mailchimp list and send me a Slack message'
• ▸⚙️ **Build** — Turbotic's AI turns your description into a working automation
• ▸▶️ **Run** — review it, hit run, and it works. No code. No config. No guessing.
• ▸It connects to the apps you already use — Gmail, Slack, Notion, Airtable, Stripe, and more. The setup that used to take hours takes minutes.

• ▸The whole Turbotic experience is built around three steps. Once you get this loop, everything clicks.
• ▸**Step 1 — Describe:** Open Turbotic and type what you want to automate. Use natural language — the same way you'd explain it to a smart assistant. 'Every morning at 9am, pull my unread emails, summarize them, and send me the summary in Slack.'
• ▸**Step 2 — Build:** Turbotic's AI reads your description and builds the workflow. It identifies the apps involved, the trigger (what starts it), the actions (what happens), and wires them together. You see a visual summary of what it created.
• ▸**Step 3 — Run:** Review the workflow, connect your accounts if needed, and activate it. You're done.
• ▸That's the whole process. Three steps. No code. No config menus. Just describe, review, and launch.

• ▸The fastest way to get Turbotic is to build something real. Here's a starter automation almost everyone can use:
• ▸**Goal:** Get a Slack (or email) notification every time a new lead fills out your contact form.
• ▸Here's what you type into Turbotic:
• ▸*'When someone submits my Typeform contact form, send me a Slack message with their name, email, and message.'*
• ▸Turbotic will:
• ▸- Identify Typeform as the trigger app
• ▸- Set up the 'new form submission' trigger
• ▸- Map the form fields (name, email, message)
• ▸- Send them as a formatted Slack message
• ▸Total time: about 2 minutes. You didn't choose a single dropdown. You just described it.
• ▸Now pick your own: what's one thing you do manually every week that you'd love to never do again?

• ▸Turbotic works with the tools you already use. When you describe an automation, it automatically identifies which apps are needed and prompts you to connect them — one-click OAuth (a secure authorization method where you just click 'Allow' — no passwords entered manually).
• ▸**Popular connections:**
• ▸- 📧 Email: Gmail, Outlook
• ▸- 💬 Messaging: Slack, Discord, Telegram
• ▸- 📋 Productivity: Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets
• ▸- 💳 Payments: Stripe, PayPal
• ▸- 📣 Marketing: Mailchimp, ConvertKit, HubSpot
• ▸- 🛒 E-commerce: Shopify, WooCommerce
• ▸- 📅 Scheduling: Calendly, Google Calendar
• ▸You connect each app once. After that, Turbotic can use it in any future automation you build. Think of it as giving your AI assistant keys to your toolbox. Most people who 'use automation' never get to this step — they stop at one tool. You're building an ecosystem.

• ▸Not sure what to automate first? Here are battle-tested recipes for founders, creators, and solopreneurs. Just describe these in Turbotic:
• ▸**📩 Lead capture:** 'When a new subscriber joins my email list, add them to my CRM and send a welcome email'
• ▸**💳 Payment alerts:** 'When a Stripe payment succeeds, log it in Airtable and notify me in Slack'
• ▸**📅 Meeting prep:** 'Every morning, show me today's calendar events and any emails I haven't replied to in 48 hours'
• ▸**🔁 Content repurposing:** 'When I publish a new blog post in Notion, share a summary on my Slack team channel'
• ▸**🛒 Order tracking:** 'When a new Shopify order comes in, create a task in Notion and email the customer a tracking note'
• ▸These aren't hypotheticals — they're working automations you can describe and launch today.

• ▸Once you've got simple automations running, level up with multi-step and conditional workflows. The key: you still just describe them.
• ▸**Multi-step example:**
• ▸*'When a new Calendly booking comes in: add the contact to HubSpot, send them a confirmation email with my Zoom link, and create a prep task in Notion for that day'*
• ▸That's three actions from one trigger — all described in a single sentence.
• ▸**Conditional example:**
• ▸*'When a Stripe payment comes in: if it's over $500, also send me a personal SMS. If it's a refund, create a follow-up task in my CRM.'*
• ▸Conditionals are like if/then logic — explained in plain English. No coding required.
• ▸Turbotic's AI parses your description, figures out the branching logic, and builds it. You review it. You launch it.

• ▸The biggest automation mistake? Trying to automate everything at once.
• ▸New users often describe a massive, complex workflow — 10 apps, 15 steps, conditional branches — and then wonder why the result is confusing or broken.
• ▸**The fix: start small, then expand.**
• ▸✅ Start with one trigger, one action. Master the pattern.
• ▸✅ Once it's running, add a step. Then another. Build like Lego blocks.
• ▸✅ Be specific in your descriptions — instead of 'handle my emails,' say 'when I get an email with the word invoice in the subject, save the attachment to Google Drive'
• ▸The more precise your description, the better Turbotic's AI performs. Vague input = vague automation.
• ▸Think of it like ordering food: 'I want something good' is less useful than 'I want a spicy chicken sandwich with extra sauce.' Same principle.

• ▸Here's what this looks like in practice.
• ▸Imagine you run a one-person coaching business. Every week you spend time on: sending intake forms after discovery calls, logging new clients in your spreadsheet, sending invoice reminders, and posting recaps of client wins to your private community.
• ▸All of that is automatable. With four Turbotic workflows described in plain English, you could handle all of it without a single manual step.
• ▸**The math:** 10 hours/week × 50 weeks = 500 hours/year. At even a modest rate, that's tens of thousands of dollars of your time — reclaimed.
• ▸You don't need to be a big company to automate like one. Solopreneurs who automate the boring stuff are the ones who scale without burning out.
• ▸The question isn't whether automation is worth it. The question is: what's the first thing you're going to automate?

• ▸Even the best automations occasionally break — usually because of one of these three reasons:
• ▸**1. App permissions expired** — Most app connections use time-limited access tokens (basically temporary passwords). If Turbotic loses connection, re-authenticate (reconnect) the affected app. One click, done.
• ▸**2. Your description was too vague** — If the automation isn't doing what you expected, rewrite your description with more specifics. Add field names, conditions, or exact app names.
• ▸**3. The trigger didn't fire** — Check that the trigger app actually has new activity. A 'new email' automation won't run if you haven't received any email matching the criteria.
• ▸**Quick debug checklist:**
• ▸- ✅ Are all apps still connected?
• ▸- ✅ Is the trigger condition actually being met?
• ▸- ✅ Did you describe the action specifically enough?
• ▸Turbotic's logs show you exactly what ran, what skipped, and why — so you can fix issues fast without guessing.

• ▸Time to stop planning and start automating. Here are 5 high-ROI automations to build in Turbotic this week — each takes under 5 minutes:
• ▸✅ **1. Lead notification** — 'When someone fills out my contact form, send me an email with their details.' (Never miss a lead again.)
• ▸✅ **2. Payment tracker** — 'When I receive a Stripe payment, log it in Google Sheets with the amount, date, and customer name.' (Zero manual bookkeeping.)
• ▸✅ **3. Morning briefing** — 'Every weekday at 8am, send me a Slack message with today's calendar events.' (Start every day with clarity.)
• ▸✅ **4. Content amplifier** — 'When I add a new row to my content Airtable marked Published, post a summary in my team Slack channel.' (Keep your team in the loop automatically.)
• ▸✅ **5. Follow-up reminder** — 'If I haven't replied to an email in 48 hours, add it to a follow-up list in Notion.' (Inbox zero, on autopilot.)
• ▸Pick one. Describe it. Launch it. The hardest part is just starting.