Ekinox

Ekinox is a visual AI workflow builder. It exists to lower the barrier to building AI automations, so people who cannot write code can still connect tools and models into a working process. You design in a drag-and-drop canvas, linking steps that call more than 100 integrations such as OpenAI, Slack, and Gmail, and choosing AI models including GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, or open-source models through Ollama. Workflows can run on a schedule or in response to an event, and once deployed you can monitor them and adjust. Collaboration features let several people edit the same workflow at once, and version control keeps a history so you can compare or roll back. The site states enterprise-level standards aligned with SOC2 and HIPAA, and pricing includes a free community plan, Professional at 20 dollars per month, and Team at 40 dollars per month.

- Build automations by dragging steps instead of writing code

- Connect more than 100 tools and several AI model families

- Trigger workflows on a schedule or when something happens

- Collaborate in real time and keep a version history

- Extend with APIs and custom functions when the visual tools run out

- Startups that want automation without hiring a developer

- Larger organizations that need compliance-minded infrastructure

- Operations and business staff who should own their own workflows

- Developers who want a fast front end plus API depth

A visual builder removes the coding step but not the thinking step: a badly designed workflow fails just as neatly as badly written code, so you still have to map the logic before you build it. AI model usage is billed separately by the model provider, so the platform fee is not the whole cost. Paid plans are needed for higher capacity and team features, and plan limits and prices can change. If you handle regulated data, verify the current compliance documentation yourself rather than relying on a summary.