Spojit
AI workflow builder

Describe it.
Miraxa builds it.

Build automations by chatting. Describe what you want in plain English and Miraxa, the Spojit AI assistant, adds the nodes, wires them together, and explains what it did. The blank canvas is optional.

When a Shopify order over $500 comes in, check stock in NetSuite and post it to the ops Slack channel.
Done. I added a Shopify trigger, a condition on order total, a NetSuite stock lookup, and a Slack message. Want me to wire a low-stock branch too?
Miraxa
  1. Shopify order
    trigger
  2. Total > $500
    condition
  3. NetSuite stock
    action
  4. Slack ops
    action
How it works

From a sentence to a workflow

01

Describe it in plain English

Tell Miraxa what you want to happen, the way you would explain it to a colleague. No node names, no syntax, no diagram to draw first.

02

Miraxa wires the nodes

It picks the right trigger, actions, conditions, and loops, drops them on the canvas, and connects them in the correct order while you watch.

03

Refine by chatting

Ask for a change in the same conversation. Add a branch, swap a connector, tighten a condition. Miraxa edits the workflow in place.

Capabilities

A builder, not a chatbot

Builds the whole graph

Not just a single node. Miraxa lays out the full workflow: trigger, branches, parallel paths, and the actions in between.

Edits what already exists

Point it at a workflow you have and ask for changes. It updates nodes and connections without you starting over.

Explains every change

After each edit Miraxa tells you what it added and why, so the canvas is never a black box you have to reverse-engineer.

Picks the right nodes

It knows the node types and your connected tools, and chooses between an action, a condition, a loop, or a code step for you.

Wires the connections

The tedious part, joining outputs to inputs in the right order, is handled. You get a valid graph, not a pile of loose nodes.

Asks when it is unsure

If a request is ambiguous, Miraxa asks which node to connect or which path you meant, instead of guessing and getting it wrong.

Use cases

Where chatting beats dragging

Your first workflow in minutes

Skip the blank canvas. Describe the outcome and start from a working draft you can run, instead of learning the editor first.

For non-technical teammates

Anyone who can describe a process can build one. The people who know the work do not have to hand it to an engineer.

Scaffold, then fine-tune

Let Miraxa rough out the structure, then take over the details by hand. The two ways of building share one canvas.

Untangle a messy flow

Ask Miraxa to add the branch you forgot or reorganize a workflow that grew in a hurry, in plain language.

The difference

Two ways to build, one canvas

Miraxa does not replace the editor. It gives you a faster way in, and you can take the controls whenever you like.

Describe it to Miraxa

  • You can describe the outcome but do not want to learn the editor first
  • You want a valid, connected graph as a starting point in seconds
  • You would rather refine by conversation than drag every node by hand

Build every node by hand

  • Open a blank canvas and learn what every node type does first
  • Drag each node out and join the handles in the right order yourself
  • Rebuild from scratch whenever the process changes

Tell Miraxa what you want

Start free and build your first workflow with a sentence. No card needed.