Langrove vs. workflow automation tools.
They pass data between your other apps. Langrove runs the app itself, with workflows built in.
| Workflow automation toolsTypically | LangroveIn your own AWS account | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Steps that link other apps | Apps with their own data, screens and workflows |
| Where it runs | Their cloud | Your own AWS account |
| Your data | Passes through their servers | Stays in your account |
| Who builds | You, in a visual editor | Your AI agent, from a plain description |
| Access | The connection's permissions | Each person's own permissions |
| Pricing | Per task or operation | One price. AWS bills usage directly. |
On our Hosted plan, apps run in Langrove's AWS account in Europe until you move them to yours.
Which one fits?
An automation tool fits when
- You need to link two tools with a few simple steps.
- Nobody needs a screen, a sign-in or stored data.
- A non-technical person will look after it.
Langrove fits when
- The workflow needs its own data and people signing in.
- Data shouldn't leave your AWS account.
- Workflows, schedules and events belong in one app.