Send results to other tools

When a task finishes, Mobster for Mac can send its result somewhere you choose. You save each place once, as a destination, in Settings › Connectors. Then a task, a message in a conversation or a workflow names the destination, and its result goes there when it ends. A destination can also take every task’s result, and Slack, Discord and webhooks can hear when a task starts or needs you (Events). The other way round, another tool can start one of your workflows with a webhook URL (Start a workflow from another tool).

Destination	What arrives	What you need
Slack	A message in a channel, posted as you	Sign in with Slack, then pick a channel
Zapier, Make, n8n	A signed JSON `POST` that starts a Zap, a scenario or a workflow	The trigger’s webhook address
Google Sheets	A row in Mobster results, a sheet Mobster makes in your Drive	Sign in with Google
Notion	A page in a database	Sign in with Notion, then pick a database
Folder	A CSV row or a JSON line, added to a file on your Mac	Nothing
Email	An email to your own address, sent from Mail	An account in Mail
Discord	A message in a channel	Sign in with Discord, and pick a channel there
Webhook	A signed JSON `POST`: Zapier, Make, n8n, a Slack incoming webhook or your own server	The tool’s webhook address

Every destination gets the same result: the answer, the structured data when the task asked for some, how the task ended, and the workflow and its blanks when it ran from one (What Mobster sends). Passwords, one-time codes and card numbers in it are masked as ••••••, as they are everywhere in Mobster. A destination never gets the task’s own words, its steps or its cost.

Save a destination

Open Settings › Connectors (⌘,). Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Slack, Zapier, Make, n8n, Webhook, Google Sheets, Notion, Folder, Email or Discord (for a Notion you already connected, Details › Send results on its row).
The service’s page opens with the form at its top. Slack, Discord, Notion and Google Sheets: choose Connect in the form and sign in (Connect with one sign-in). The others: fill in the form, as the sections below describe. Where do I find this? under a webhook’s address says where the tool shows it.
Choose when it sends and for which tasks: Tasks that choose it (the default) or Every task. Slack, Discord and webhooks also take A task starts and A task needs you (Events).
Choose Add, then Send a test on its service’s row. The row shows how it went, such as Test sent. The address answered 200. or Connected to Leads. Fills Answer, Status.

Details on a destination’s row shows what it takes, how the last test went and its delivery log (The delivery log). Addresses, sign-in tokens, secrets and your email address are kept in your Mac’s login Keychain, under app.mobster.desktop.outlets. Mobster never writes them in its logs, in a task’s history or in an answer from its API, and the mobster command never reads them. Adding, changing and removing a destination happens in the Mac app only. Slack, Discord, Notion and Google Sheets connect the way a connector does: you sign in at the service, and nothing is pasted.

Choose Connect Discord (or Slack, Notion, Google Sheets). The service’s consent page opens in your browser, and the form says Waiting for Discord.
Allow Mobster there. Each service asks something of its own: Discord, which server and channel; Notion, which pages Mobster may see; Google, to let Mobster make and fill its own sheets.
Your browser says Connected to Discord and brings Mobster back. The form says what it reached, such as Connected to Acme, your Slack workspace.
For Slack and Notion, pick the channel or the database. Its name fills Name until you type one.
Choose Add.

Mobster signs in with its own app at each service. The app’s secret stays on Mobster’s license API, which trades the sign-in for tokens and keeps neither (Connectors). The tokens go to your Keychain only when you choose Add. Choose Cancel before that, and Mobster forgets them. To pick another channel or database later, choose Edit › Connect again on the destination. If you don’t allow Mobster at the service, the form says You didn't allow Mobster to connect. and offers Connect again. If Mobster’s own app at that service isn’t ready yet, Connect says so, such as Mobster's own Discord app isn't set up yet. Try again later.

Google Sheets

Each result becomes a row in Mobster results, a sheet Mobster makes in your Google Drive.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Google Sheets, then Connect Google Sheets, and sign in with Google (Connect with one sign-in).
Google asks to let Mobster see, edit, create and delete only the Google Drive files it uses with Mobster (drive.file). Mobster never sees your other files.
Mobster finds the Mobster results sheet it made before, or makes one. Choose Add.

The first result writes a header row: Finished, Status, Answer, Reason, Workflow, Data, Run, then each blank of the workflow and each field of the answer’s data. A later result with a field the header lacks adds that column at the end. Rows fill the columns by their header, so you can reorder them, rename the ones you don’t need, or add a column named after a field of the data. Mobster writes on the first tab. Text arrives as written, so text from your phone’s screen never runs as a formula. Send a test reads the header, without adding a row: Connected to Mobster results. Each result adds a row. Mobster never adds a row twice: when Google doesn’t answer, or answers 5xx, the row may be there, so the delivery fails and says to check Mobster results. A 429 (Google asking to slow down) and a request that never left are tried again. Google’s sign-in lasts an hour at a time, and Mobster renews it through its license API. If you take Mobster’s access back in your Google account, a delivery says Google Sheets signed Mobster out. Connect Google Sheets again in Settings › Connectors. A Google Sheets destination saved before 15 Oct 2026 added rows through a script you pasted into the sheet. It stops and says Mobster now adds rows itself, with no script. Connect Google Sheets again in Settings › Connectors. You can delete the script from your sheet.

Notion

Each result becomes a page in one database.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Notion, then Connect Notion, and sign in with Notion (Connect with one sign-in).
In Notion’s list, choose the pages and databases Mobster may use. Choosing a page includes the databases inside it.
Back in Mobster, pick the database under Database, then choose Add. If you shared none, the form says Notion shared no database with Mobster. Connect again, and pick one in Notion's list.

A new page’s title is the workflow’s name and the answer, such as Lead check: Sam replied: yes, 3 seats. Each other column whose name matches a field of the result fills from it, case ignored: Answer, Status, Finished, Reason, Workflow, Run, the workflow’s blanks and the fields of the answer’s data. A column fills when its type can hold the value: text, number, select, multi-select, date, checkbox, URL, email or phone. The whole answer, why the task stopped and the data are always in the page itself, so nothing is lost when no column matches. Send a test reads the database and says which columns match, without adding a page: Connected to Leads. Fills Answer, Status. Mobster never adds a page twice: when Notion doesn’t answer, or answers 5xx, the page may exist, so the delivery fails and says to check the database. A 429 (Notion asking to slow down) is tried again. When Notion refuses the sign-in, Mobster renews it once through its license API. If you remove Mobster from the database in Notion, a delivery says Notion no longer shares that database with Mobster. Connect Notion again, and pick it in Notion's page list. A Notion destination saved before 15 Oct 2026 with an internal integration’s secret keeps sending.

A folder on your Mac

Each result is added to the end of a file in a folder you choose. No network and no account.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Folder, then Choose… and pick a folder in your home folder, such as ~/Documents.
Name the file. Results.csv adds a CSV row per result, with the same columns as Google Sheets. Results.jsonl adds one line per result: the JSON object a webhook gets, without the screenshot.

Mobster only appends. It never replaces, renames or truncates the file, so you can keep it open in Numbers or Excel, sort it or add columns. It refuses a folder outside your home folder (another disk, /tmp, or a link that leads out), and a file that is a link. macOS may ask once whether Mobster may use a folder such as Documents. If you don’t allow it, the delivery says

macOS didn't let Mobster write in ~/Documents. Allow it in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Files and Folders, then resend.

Send a test checks that Mobster can write the file, without adding a row.

Email

Each result is an email to your own address, sent by the Mail app on your Mac from its default account.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Email and type your email address.
Choose Send a test. The first time, macOS asks whether Mobster may control Mail. Choose Allow.

The subject is Mobster: and the workflow’s name and answer; the body holds the whole answer, the workflow’s blanks, the data and how the task ended. The address is fixed when you save the destination. A task, a workflow or an agent connected to Mobster can’t choose or change it. Mail opens in the background to send if it isn’t open. Mobster never sends an email twice on its own: a send that fails isn’t tried again, and says why, such as Mail has no account to send from. Add one in Mail, then resend. If you didn’t allow Mobster to control Mail, turn it on in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Automation › Mobster, then choose Resend.

Slack

Each result is a message in a channel you pick, posted as you. Slack is listed under Send results once Mobster offers its Slack connector, or when a Slack connector of yours is signed in already. Until then it isn’t listed, because a listed service has to work.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Slack, then Send results, then Connect Slack.
Sign in with Slack (Connect with one sign-in). Slack has one sign-in in Mobster: a Slack destination posts with the Slack connector’s. When Slack isn’t connected yet, Connect Slack connects it under Use in tasks too, where each Slack tool asks you before it runs. When it is, there’s no sign-in to do.
Pick a channel from the ones you’re in, then choose Add. Find a channel filters a long list.

The message is the one-line text of What Mobster sends as a Block Kit section, at most 3,000 characters, with a quiet line under it such as Done in Mobster, from Lead check. Mobster escapes &, < and >, so text from a screen can’t mention @channel or a person, or make a link. Links don’t unfurl. Mobster tries again only when Slack asks it to wait (429) or the connection never opened. When Slack’s sign-in ran out, Mobster renews it and posts once more. A refusal says why, such as Slack refused: the channel was archived. Pick another channel: Connect Slack again in Settings › Connectors. Signing out of Slack under Use in tasks, or removing it, stops the destination too: Slack signed Mobster out. Sign in to Slack again under Use in tasks in Settings › Connectors. When Mobster’s own Slack app can’t sign you in, such as when Mobster can’t reach its sign-in service, Connect Slack says why and offers Use your own Slack app, which connects Slack under Use in tasks with an app you create (Connectors). Its app needs the chat:write, channels:read and groups:read user scopes. Then add the destination again: it posts with that sign-in. A Slack destination saved before 15 Oct 2026 posted through an incoming webhook. It stops and says Mobster now posts as you, in a channel you pick. Connect Slack again in Settings › Connectors. To keep posting through the webhook instead, add it as a Webhook.

Discord

Each result is a message in a channel.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Discord, then Connect Discord, and sign in with Discord (Connect with one sign-in).
Discord asks which server and channel Mobster may post in. It makes a webhook there, named Mobster. Choose Add.

Mobster keeps the webhook’s address in your Keychain, and nothing else from Discord. Edit › Open opens the channel in Discord. The message is the one-line text of What Mobster sends, at most 2,000 characters, from Mobster. Mentions are off, so text from a screen can’t ping @everyone. Mobster tries again only when Discord asks it to wait (429) or the connection never opened. After a 5xx or no answer, the message may already be in the channel, so the delivery fails and says to check. If someone deletes the webhook in Discord, a delivery says Discord answered 404: the webhook was deleted. Connect Discord again in Settings › Connectors. A Discord destination saved before 15 Oct 2026 with a pasted webhook URL keeps sending.

Zapier, Make and n8n

Each one is a webhook with its own card under Add a connector: Connect beside Zapier, Make or n8n opens the webhook form in that tool’s words, with Where do I find this? for its address. Mobster checks the address is where that tool’s webhooks live:

Tool	Its address	Mobster refuses
Zapier	`https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/…`, from Webhooks by Zapier › Catch Hook	Any other host
Make	`https://hook.<region>.make.com/…`, from Webhooks › Custom webhook	Any other host
n8n	Your Webhook node’s Production URL, on n8n Cloud or your own server	Nothing: n8n runs anywhere

Everything else is the same as a webhook: the secret, the signature, the body and the retries. See Use it in Zapier, Make and n8n for mapping the fields.

Webhooks

A webhook gets a signed JSON POST: a Zapier or Make trigger, an n8n workflow, a Slack incoming webhook or your own server. From there the answer goes wherever that tool sends it.

Under Add a connector, choose Connect beside Webhook, give it a name, such as My server, and paste the webhook’s address:

Tool	Where its address is
Zapier	A Zap that starts with Webhooks by Zapier › Catch Hook. Copy its webhook URL. Webhooks by Zapier needs a paid Zapier plan, not Free
Make	A scenario that starts with Webhooks › Custom webhook. Choose Add, then Copy address to clipboard
n8n	A Webhook node with HTTP Method set to `POST`. Copy its Production URL
Slack	An incoming webhook for the channel. Slack shows the `text` line, takes about one message a second, and posts only to that channel
Your own server	Any address that takes a JSON `POST`

Under Secret, choose Generate, or paste the secret your server expects. With a secret, every post carries a signature your server can check (Check the signature). Leave it empty for a tool that doesn’t check signatures.
Choose Add, then Send a test on its row. Mobster posts a test body and shows what the address answered. Send a test before you map fields in Zapier or Make, so they learn the body’s fields.

An address starts with https://. http:// works for this Mac and your own network: localhost, a private address such as 192.168.1.20, or a .local name. A web address with a name and password in it (https://user:pass@…) is refused: put the secret in Secret. Mobster shows only the start of the address, such as https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/….

Choose where a result goes

From	How
A task	Send to in the task box, then the destination. It shows once you’ve saved one
A message in a conversation	The same Send to. It applies to the task that message starts
A workflow	Edit workflow › More › Send the result to. Every run sends there: from Workflows, ⌘K, Siri, the terminal or its schedule
A shortcut	Send to on the Ask Mobster action in the Shortcuts app (Get the answer back in a shortcut)
The HTTP API	`"sendTo": "Zapier"`, a destination’s name or id, in `POST /api/runs`, `POST /api/threads/{id}/messages` or `POST /api/workflows` (Scripts and the API)

A destination set to Every task gets every task’s result, whether or not the task names it. A task that names a destination always sends its result there. GET /api/outlets lists your destinations by name, id, kind (webhook, slack, sheets, notion, folder, email or discord), hint, events and scope (named or all). Its kinds are the kinds you can add on this Mac now: slack only once Mobster offers its Slack connector or one of yours is signed in. Adding, changing and removing a destination happens in the Mac app.

Events

Slack, Discord and webhooks can take three events. Choose them under Send when in the destination’s form. The others take results only.

Event	When	`Mobster-Event`
A task starts	A task begins on the phone	`run.started`
A task needs you	A task waits for you in Mobster: an approval card, a question or a plan to start	`needs_you`
A task ends, with its result	A task ends, however it ended	`run.finished`

A start and a question never hold up the task: Mobster writes the delivery and sends it on its own thread, as it sends a result. You still answer in Mobster, on the Mac or through Mobster Remote. A start:

{
  "type": "run.started",
  "runId": "a1b2c3d4e5f6",
  "startedAt": "2026-10-14T15:02:11Z",
  "workflow": { "id": "3f9c2a1b7d0e", "name": "Inbox check", "blanks": { "folder": "Inbox" } },
  "text": "Mobster › Inbox check: a task started."
}

A task that needs you:

{
  "type": "needs_you",
  "runId": "a1b2c3d4e5f6",
  "kind": "approval",
  "question": "Send this message to Sam Lee?",
  "askedAt": "2026-10-14T15:02:40Z",
  "workflow": null,
  "text": "Mobster needs you: Send this message to Sam Lee?"
}

kind is approval (a send, a post or a purchase waiting for OK), question (the agent asks which one you meant) or plan (a plan waiting for Start). question is what the card asks, as Mobster shows it, masked like everything else. Neither event holds the task’s own words, the message a send would send, an answer you type or a screen.

The delivery log

Details on a destination’s row lists its newest deliveries: the event, Sent, Sending or Failed, when, how many tries, the HTTP status and why it failed. A failed one has Resend. While a try waits to go again, the log says when, such as Trying again in 40 s. The last Send a test shows above the list. The same list comes from the API, newest first:

curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $(cat "$D/api-token")" \
  "$(cat "$D/api-url")/api/outlets/destinations/7c41e09ab2d3/deliveries?limit=20"

Each delivery has id, runId, event, status, attempts, httpStatus, error, nextAt, createdAt and updatedAt. D is ~/Library/Application Support/app.mobster.desktop/state (Scripts and the API).

What Mobster sends

A webhook gets one POST per task, with Content-Type: application/json, when the task ends, however it ended. The other destinations get the same fields, laid out as they need: a row, a page, a line in a file, an email or a message.

{
  "type": "run.finished",
  "runId": "a1b2c3d4e5f6",
  "status": "completed",
  "answer": "You have 3 unread emails: from Kate Bell, Sam Lee and Chase.",
  "data": { "unread": 3, "from": ["Kate Bell", "Sam Lee", "Chase"] },
  "reason": null,
  "startedAt": "2026-10-10T15:02:11Z",
  "finishedAt": "2026-10-10T15:02:53Z",
  "workflow": { "id": "3f9c2a1b7d0e", "name": "Inbox check", "blanks": { "folder": "Inbox" } },
  "text": "Mobster › Inbox check: You have 3 unread emails: from Kate Bell, Sam Lee and Chase."
}

Field	What it holds
`type`	`run.finished`, or `test` for Send a test. The other events have their own bodies (Events)
`runId`	The task’s id. `null` in a test
`status`	`completed`, or how the task ended: `completion_not_confirmed`, `blocked`, `max_steps`, `timeout`, `spend_cap`, `approval_denied`, `approval_timeout`, `stopped`, `interrupted` or `error`
`answer`	The whole answer as text. `null` when the task had none
`data`	The structured answer, when the task asked for one (an answer schema, or JSON, CSV or YAML) and Mobster checked that it fits. `null` for a text answer
`reason`	Why the task didn’t finish. `null` when it did
`startedAt`, `finishedAt`	When the task started and ended, in UTC (ISO 8601)
`workflow`	The workflow the task ran from: its `id`, `name` and the value of each blank. `null` for a task you started yourself
`text`	One line for chat tools: `Mobster: …`, or `Mobster › <workflow>: …`
`screenshot`	Only when the destination has Send the last screen on: `{"contentType": "image/jpeg", "base64": "…"}`, the task’s last screen at up to 1,280 pixels on its long side

That’s all a post holds. It never has the task’s own words, its steps, its cost, or a screen unless you turned that on (webhooks only). Passwords, one-time codes and card numbers in answer, data, reason and text are masked as ••••••, as they are everywhere in Mobster. Each post has these headers:

Header	Value
`Mobster-Event`	`run.finished`, `run.started`, `needs_you` or `test`
`Mobster-Delivery`	The delivery’s id, such as `7c41e09ab2d3`. The same on every try of one post, so your server can skip one it already has
`Mobster-Timestamp`	When this try was sent, in Unix seconds
`Mobster-Signature`	With a secret only: `t=<timestamp>,v1=<signature>`
`User-Agent`	`Mobster-Webhooks/1`

Check the signature

v1 is HMAC-SHA256 with your secret, over the timestamp, a period and the body exactly as it arrived, written in lowercase hex. To check a post:

Read t and v1 from Mobster-Signature.
Compute HMAC-SHA256 with your secret over t, . and the raw body bytes. Don’t parse and re-encode the JSON first.
Compare it with v1 in constant time.
Refuse a post whose t is more than 5 minutes from your clock, so an old post can’t be replayed.

In Python:

import hashlib, hmac, time

def from_mobster(secret: str, signature: str, body: bytes, tolerance: int = 300) -> bool:
    parts = dict(item.split("=", 1) for item in signature.split(","))
    expected = hmac.new(secret.encode(), parts["t"].encode() + b"." + body, hashlib.sha256).hexdigest()
    fresh = abs(time.time() - int(parts["t"])) <= tolerance
    return fresh and hmac.compare_digest(expected, parts["v1"])

In Node.js:

import { createHmac, timingSafeEqual } from "node:crypto";

export function fromMobster(secret, signature, body /* a Buffer */, tolerance = 300) {
  const parts = Object.fromEntries(signature.split(",").map((item) => item.split("=")));
  const expected = createHmac("sha256", secret).update(`${parts.t}.`).update(body).digest("hex");
  const fresh = Math.abs(Date.now() / 1000 - Number(parts.t)) <= tolerance;
  return fresh && expected.length === parts.v1.length && timingSafeEqual(Buffer.from(expected), Buffer.from(parts.v1));
}

When a send fails

A webhook or Google Sheets is tried again after a network error, no answer within 10 seconds, or a 408, 425, 429 or 5xx: about 10 seconds later, then after about 1 minute, 5 minutes and 15 minutes. Each pause is 20% longer or shorter at random, so a server that just came back isn’t hit by every retry at once. That’s 5 tries in all. A retry can’t arrive twice: a webhook’s Mobster-Delivery stays the same, and the Sheets script skips a delivery it already has.
Notion, Slack and Discord are tried again only when the result surely didn’t arrive: a 429, or a connection that never opened. A folder and an email are never tried again on their own.
A webhook’s 3xx or another 4xx isn’t tried again. Mobster doesn’t follow redirects: save the address the redirect points to.
Under the task’s result, Mobster shows how it went: Sent to Zapier, Sending to Zapier, or Couldn’t send to Zapier with the reason and Resend. Resend posts the same result again, with a new Mobster-Delivery.
A post that fails never changes the task. The task had already ended when Mobster sent it.
If you quit Mobster while it’s still trying, it tries again the next time you open it. A Notion page, a Discord message, a row in a folder or an email that was on its way at that moment may have arrived, so it isn’t sent again: the line says Mobster quit while sending this, so it may have arrived. Check Me, then resend if it's missing.
Removing a destination stops every workflow that sends there. Their next runs send nothing.

Use it in Zapier, Make and n8n

Zapier: after Send a test, choose Test trigger in the Catch Hook step. Zapier lists answer, status and each key of data (such as Data Unread) to map into the next step, such as Google Sheets › Create Spreadsheet Row.
Make: choose Redetermine data structure on the Custom webhook, then Send a test in Mobster. The fields are then there to map.
n8n: the Webhook node’s output has the body under body, such as {{ $json.body.answer }}. To check the signature, turn on Raw Body in the node’s options and use the steps above in a Code node.

Start a workflow from another tool

A saved workflow can have webhook URLs. A signed POST to one starts the workflow on your Mac, from Zapier, Make, n8n, a script or any server, and the body’s fields fill its blanks. The URL is Mobster Remote’s address for your Mac, so Remote must be on (Mobster Remote). Zapier also has Mobster’s own app, which signs in once and lists these workflows instead of using the URL (Zapier). A workflow needs a webhook URL for that app to see it.

Open the workflow in Workflows and choose Edit.
Under Run it › By webhook, choose Make a URL.
Copy the URL and the signing secret. Mobster shows the secret once. If you lose it, revoke the URL and make another.

A URL looks like https://remote.mobster.dev/hooks/<your Mac's route>/<32 hex characters>. A workflow can have several, one per tool, and Revoke stops one at once. Removing the workflow revokes its URLs.

Call it

Send JSON with Mobster-Signature, signed the same way as the posts Mobster sends (Check the signature): t is the time in Unix seconds and v1 is HMAC-SHA256 with your secret over t, . and the body.

SECRET=whsec_…   # shown when you made the URL
URL=https://remote.mobster.dev/hooks/…/…
BODY='{"person": "Sam", "minutes": "15"}'
T=$(date +%s)
SIG=$(printf '%s.%s' "$T" "$BODY" | openssl dgst -sha256 -hmac "$SECRET" -hex | sed 's/^.* //')
curl -s "$URL" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Mobster-Signature: t=$T,v1=$SIG" -d "$BODY"

It prints:

{"ok": true, "message": "Started Running late.", "filled": ["person", "minutes"], "ignored": []}

Each field names a blank of the workflow, in any case and spacing: {"person": "Sam"} fills {person}. {"blanks": {"person": "Sam"}} works too. A blank the body leaves out takes its default.
A value is text of at most 300 characters. Passwords, codes and card numbers in it are masked. Fields that name no blank are listed under ignored.
Nothing in the body changes the workflow’s steps, its app, the iPhone or where its result goes.
The run asks you before it sends, buys, posts or deletes, whatever Ask before acting says, and uses only the apps you let outside agents use. The card waits for you in Mobster.

When a call starts nothing

Status	`error`	Why
`401`	`unsigned`, `stale`, `bad_signature`	No `Mobster-Signature`, a `t` more than 5 minutes from your Mac’s clock, or a signature that doesn’t match
`404`	`not_found`	No URL has that address: it was revoked, or the address is wrong
`409`	`replayed`	This exact call came before. Sign it again to start the workflow again
`410`	`workflow_gone`	The workflow was removed
`413`	`too_large`	The body is over 64 KB
`422`	`not_json`, `blanks`	The body isn’t a JSON object, or a blank’s value doesn’t fit
`429`	`rate_limited`	More than 10 calls a minute to one URL
`503`	`offline`, `remote_off`, `no_plan`	Your Mac is asleep or offline, Remote is off, or the account has no active plan
`504`	`no_answer`	Your Mac didn’t answer within 15 seconds. The workflow may still start

The URL’s row in Edit workflow says how many times it started the workflow and how its last call went. The relay passes each call to your Mac and keeps neither the body nor the secret. To get answers back in Apple’s Shortcuts app instead, see Get the answer back in a shortcut.

Run a task

Teach it

Connect

Your devices

Settings

In the terminal

Help

Send results to other tools

Save a destination

Google Sheets

Notion

A folder on your Mac

Email

Slack

Discord

Zapier, Make and n8n

Webhooks

Choose where a result goes

Events

The delivery log

What Mobster sends

Check the signature

When a send fails

Use it in Zapier, Make and n8n

Start a workflow from another tool

Call it

When a call starts nothing

​Save a destination

​Connect with one sign-in

​Google Sheets

​Notion

​A folder on your Mac

​Email

​Slack

​Discord

​Zapier, Make and n8n

​Webhooks

​Choose where a result goes

​Events

​The delivery log

​What Mobster sends

​Check the signature

​When a send fails

​Use it in Zapier, Make and n8n

​Start a workflow from another tool

​Call it

​When a call starts nothing

Save a destination

Connect with one sign-in

Google Sheets

Notion

A folder on your Mac

Email

Slack

Discord

Zapier, Make and n8n

Webhooks

Choose where a result goes

Events

The delivery log

What Mobster sends

Check the signature

When a send fails

Use it in Zapier, Make and n8n

Start a workflow from another tool

Call it

When a call starts nothing