Built by someone who watches workflows for a living.

Telemia is built by an n8n operator who runs client automations day to day. The product exists because after the third time an alert never fired and a client noticed before the operator did, it became clear that the missing layer wasn't a feature in n8n — it was a whole second app.

The first version of Telemia was a side script that polled the n8n API every 60 seconds and posted to Slack when a schedule that should've fired didn't. That script ran for nine months before any other line of code was written.

Telemia is built in the open, on a single-person roadmap, with a single goal: catch the missed executions that n8n itself can't alert on. Slack alerts, multi-instance dashboards, and client reports are the surface area; the engine underneath is the schedule-vs-execution diff.

Make.com and Zapier are queued; n8n comes first because it's where the operator economy is hardest today.