Shortcuts in iOS is what currently fills this gap for me, and I think it’s probably the most viable approach for the time being. Building a single production i

Shortcuts in iOS is what currently fills this gap for me, and I think it’s probably the most viable approach for the time being. Building a single production integration connector is difficult and expensive (API licensing/T&C stuff will eat a LOT of your time, APIs across products vary wildly in terms of maturity and standards compliance, dealing with versions/deprecation, and don’t get me started on handling auth). Building a library of them significantly more difficult and expensive. And this is why the products that do well tend to cost a fair amount of money, which consumers typically aren’t going to be interested in spending. Open source tools like n8n are promising, but still clunky and unreliable. Too fiddly for consumers. (Was a PM for an integration product, and have been intimately involved in this space).