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Drag-and-drop scenarios
Each Make scenario is a flowchart. Add modules, connect them, click run. No code, no scripting, no terminal.
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Visual scenarios · no code
Fan check-ins out to anywhere, visually.
Make.com is the visual cousin of Zapier. Connect Getwello and you can build branching scenarios that route check-ins, missed-day alerts and Family Room messages into dozens of destinations, all without writing a line of code.
Coordinator-only. Included in the £4.99 plan. Same day to set up.
Scenario · Check-in fan-out
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Getwello
R
Router
D
Discord
S
Sheets
E
Email
One trigger, three destinations, drag-and-drop.
Why Make.com fits
Visual, cheap, branchable.
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Branch, iterate, aggregate
Conditional routing, loops over arrays, batch aggregation. The kind of logic that's awkward in Zapier is native in Make.
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Cheaper at scale
1,000 free ops/month. Paid plans roughly half the cost of Zapier's equivalent. Friendly to multi-integration families.
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Hundreds of modules
Gmail, Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Discord, Telegram, SMS, your CRM. If Make has a module for it, you can route Getwello events there.
Scenario · daily fan-out
Trigger
Getwello
Discord channel
Google Sheet append
Email (if missed)
The fan-out, on one canvas
One trigger. Three destinations. Three minutes.
A Make scenario is a single canvas you can take in at a glance. Drop a webhook, add a router, drop in the destinations. The whole family wiring is one diagram you can show a sibling and they will get it.
- Webhook trigger consumes Getwello events.
- Router module fans out conditionally on event type or mood.
- Modules for Discord, Email, Sheets, anything supported.
- Built-in HMAC SHA-256 module for signature verification.
How to set it up
The high level. Full walkthrough in the help guide.
- 01Step 1 of 4
Mint a Getwello API key.
Settings → Developer API as a Coordinator. Name it 'Make.com'. Copy the gw_live_ token.
- 02Step 2 of 4
Create a scenario with a webhook trigger.
In Make, create a scenario, add a Webhooks → Custom webhook module. Make gives you a URL; copy it.
- 03Step 3 of 4
Create the Getwello webhook subscription.
Settings → Developer API → Webhooks. URL is the Make webhook from step 2. Tick the events you want this scenario to fire on.
- 04Step 4 of 4
Drag in modules and connect them.
Add a Router for branching, then any combination of destination modules. Click Run once. When the test event arrives, map fields. Turn the scenario on.
Frequently asked questions
How is Make.com different from Zapier?
Make uses a visual scenario builder rather than linear Zaps, supports iteration and aggregation natively, and is generally cheaper for high-volume use. Make is stronger on multi-step branching; Zapier is simpler for one-step flows.
Do I need a paid Make plan?
The free tier covers 1,000 operations a month, which is plenty for a typical family Circle. Paid plans start at around £8/month if you scale to many integrations or trigger frequencies.
Can Make verify the webhook signature?
Yes, using the HMAC SHA-256 module. Drop it in after the webhook trigger, configure with the signing secret you copied at subscription create, reject anything that doesn't match. Documented in our setup guide.
What can I do with Make that Zapier can't?
Iterators (loop over arrays inside a single scenario), aggregators (collect multiple events into one batch), and proper error-handling branches. Useful for Getwello scenarios that fan out to several destinations conditionally.
How do I migrate from Zapier?
There's no automatic import. The pattern is the same: webhook trigger from Getwello, the destination modules you already know. Migration is mostly a few hours of recreating the visual scenarios.
Other integrations
Pair this with another.
Some families wire two or three at the same time. The webhook fans out, the API keys stay the same.
- ZapierSimpler, more expensive at scale.
- n8nSelf-hostable cousin.
- DiscordCommon Make destination.
- NotionLog to a database via Make.
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Connect Getwello to Make.com.
Today.
Mint your first API key in two minutes. Coordinator-only. Included in the £4.99 family plan.
