Calduro
Workflow automation for teams who keep outgrowing their spreadsheet.
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Most automation tools assume the person changing a workflow is comfortable reading logic like code. In practice, the person closest to a broken process is the one who owns it operationally, not an engineer — and every fix has to go through a queue. The queue is the actual bottleneck, not the automation.
We built Calduro around one rule: if you can draw the process on a whiteboard, you should be able to build it in the tool without translation. A visual builder came before an API, and a debug view came before advanced branching — most automations fail quietly, and finding out why shouldn't require reading a stack trace.
- Visual builder before API access
- A debug view showing exactly which branch fired, and why
- Versioned automations, so a bad edit is one click from reverting
Branching without code
Conditional logic is built by connecting boxes, not writing expressions. The branches are the documentation.
A run history that explains itself
Every execution keeps a readable trace: what triggered it, which conditions matched, what it did. Not a log file — a story.
Built for handoff
Ownership of an automation can move from the person who built it to the person who runs it without a training session.
Calduro is built and in final testing now. We're taking a small number of early users before the public launch — say so when you write in.
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