Spojit
Scheduled

Run it on a schedule.
No server required.

Put any workflow on a clock, from every few minutes to a specific time on specific days. Use a cron expression or a plain interval, in your timezone. There is nothing to host and nothing to keep alive.

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Every weekday at 9:00 AM· Europe/London
active · no server to keep running
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Mon · 09:00next
Tue · 09:00
Wed · 09:00
How it works

Set it once, it runs on time

01

Pick a schedule

Choose a simple interval or write a cron expression. The editor shows you what it means in plain language.

02

Set the timezone

Schedules run in the timezone you choose, so nine in the morning means nine where you are.

03

It runs on time

Spojit fires the workflow on schedule and tracks every run, with no infrastructure on your side.

Capabilities

Scheduling that just runs

Cron or interval

Express anything from every five minutes to the first Monday of the month, or keep it to a simple interval.

Timezone aware

Pick the timezone a schedule runs in, so daylight saving and regional times behave the way you expect.

No server to host

There is no cron box to keep alive and patch. Spojit runs the schedule for you.

See upcoming runs

Know exactly when the next runs will fire, so a schedule is never a mystery.

Durable runs

A scheduled run is as durable as any other. It survives crashes and picks up where it left off.

Pause and resume

Turn a schedule off for a while and back on without losing its configuration.

Use cases

Work that happens on a clock

Nightly syncs

Reconcile systems overnight so the day starts with everything already up to date.

Reports and digests

Generate and send a summary every morning, week, or month, without anyone remembering to.

Polling and reconciliation

Check a system that cannot push to you on a regular cadence and act on what changed.

Reminders

Fire a recurring nudge or follow-up on the exact schedule you set.

The difference

Schedule vs an event

Run on a clock when the work is time-based, and on a trigger when it is event-based.

Schedule it when

  • The work needs to happen at set times
  • Nothing external will tell you when to start
  • You want predictable, recurring runs

Use a trigger when

  • An event should kick the workflow off
  • An app or a person initiates the work
  • Timing is driven by something outside Spojit

Put your workflow on a schedule

Start free and schedule your first recurring run. No server, no card needed.