No code, ever
Drag, drop, turn the Zap on. Zapier handles the wiring between Getwello and whichever destination you pick.
Zapier is the no-code automation tool that connects Getwello to anything. Forward check-ins to your Gmail, log them to a Google Sheet, text yourself on a missed day, push them to your CRM. All without writing a line of code.
Coordinator-only. Included in the £4.99 plan. Same day to set up.
Drag, drop, turn the Zap on. Zapier handles the wiring between Getwello and whichever destination you pick.
When a check-in lands → log it to a Sheet → check the mood → if low, send a text. Stack actions on a single trigger.
Gmail, Sheets, Twilio, Notion, Airtable, Slack, Trello, Salesforce. If Zapier supports it, you can connect Getwello to it.
Zapier's 100 tasks/month free plan handles a typical family. Pay only if you scale up to multiple Zaps.
Every Zapier flow is the same shape: a trigger receives the event from us, optional filters or paths decide whether to act, then one or more actions fire on the destination apps. We give you the trigger, you build the rest in five minutes.
Open Settings → Developer API as a Coordinator. Name the key 'Zapier'. Copy the gw_live_ token.
Create Zap → Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook. Zapier gives you a unique URL. Copy it.
Settings → Developer API → Webhooks. URL is the Catch Hook from Zapier. Tick the events you want this Zap to fire on.
Choose Gmail / Sheets / Twilio / whatever, map the fields, click Publish. The Zap is live and runs whenever a matching event arrives.
Probably not. The free plan handles 100 tasks a month and most family Circles fire 30-50 events monthly. If you wire up several Zaps each consuming the same event, you may need Starter (£15/month). Look at usage after the first month then decide.
Yes, the other direction works too. Use Zapier's 'API Request' action with your API key as the Authorization header, GET /api/v1/circles/{id}/check-ins. Useful for polling-style flows like a daily digest.
No. The Getwello side is two clicks (mint key, create webhook). The Zapier side is point-and-click. The hardest bit is choosing which destination app you want, and Zapier walks you through the rest.
Same setup pattern. Create a webhook in Make / n8n, paste the URL into the Getwello webhook subscription, test, build the flow visually. Dedicated pages for both are on the way.
Our webhook delivery records each attempt; if Zapier returns a non-2xx the event is logged as a failure. After 5 consecutive failures the subscription auto-disables. Click Test on the Getwello side once Zapier is back to resume.
Some families wire two or three at the same time. The webhook fans out, the API keys stay the same.
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Mint your first API key in two minutes. Coordinator-only. Included in the £4.99 family plan.