Automate at the Speed of Light.

A Nit is one automation workflow in Lightnit. Every Nit has three parts: a Spark that receives an event, an optional Filter that decides whether the event matters, and a Bolt that takes action. Each Nit gets its own private webhook URL, its own execution log and an on/off switch, so you can pause it without losing anything.

• Spark: a unique HTTPS webhook URL (or a manual trigger) that accepts JSON, form-encoded or plain-text bodies.
• Filter: conditions on any field in the payload, headers or query string, such as total > 150 or country == "US". Operators include equals, does not equal, contains, greater than, less than, exists and does not exist. Every condition must pass.
• Bolt: the action. Send an HTTP POST to any public endpoint, post to a Discord webhook, append a row to Google Sheets or send an email through Gmail. Insert payload values with templates such as {{ payload.customer.email }}.

Choose Pro or Agency and enter LIGHTNIT3MO (launch links pre-fill it for you). Your subscription starts with a 90-day free trial, and you won't be charged until the trial ends. Cancel anytime before then from the billing portal and you pay nothing. The trial is for first-time subscribers; if you've subscribed before, you can still enter promotion codes at checkout.

Platform credentials entered in the admin portal (such as Stripe and Google OAuth keys) and every Google access and refresh token are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption. Each value gets a fresh random IV and an authentication tag bound to its purpose, so a tampered or swapped value fails to decrypt. Decrypted secrets never leave the server, passwords are hashed with bcrypt, and sessions use signed, HttpOnly cookies.

No. Every outbound HTTP and Discord Bolt passes an SSRF guard first. Only http and https on safe ports are allowed, URLs can't embed credentials, and the destination is resolved and checked against separate IPv4 and IPv6 blocklists covering private, loopback, link-local, carrier-grade NAT and cloud-metadata ranges such as 169.254.169.254. The check runs again at connection time to defeat DNS rebinding. HTTP POST Bolts follow at most 3 redirects, re-checking every hop; Discord Bolts follow none.

Your account, Nits and execution history live in Lightnit's application database on the server that runs the service. It is never sold or shared with advertisers. Stored webhook payloads are capped at 64K characters and Bolt responses at 16K per run, and execution history is available for your plan's retention window (7, 30, 365 days on Starter, Pro, Agency). Card details are held by Stripe; Lightnit never sees or stores full card numbers. See the Privacy Policy for full details.

Yes. Open Billing in your dashboard to manage your subscription in the Stripe billing portal: cancel, switch plans or update your card in a few clicks. If you cancel during the launch trial, you won't be charged. After a paid period ends, your account returns to Starter. Your Nits and logs stay in place, but Nits whose Bolt isn't on Starter (Google Sheets, Gmail) stop working: their runs are logged as failed and still count toward Starter's monthly executions, so pause them in your dashboard until you upgrade again.

Through Google's own OAuth consent screen, from Connections in your dashboard. Lightnit asks only for what those Bolts need: the Google Sheets scope (to append rows) and gmail.send, which can send email on your behalf but cannot read your inbox. Tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and refreshed automatically, and disconnecting revokes access with Google immediately.

Yes, so every workspace stays fast. Each Nit accepts up to 60, 600, 3,000 requests per minute on Starter, Pro, Agency, with an additional per-IP ceiling that absorbs abuse. Requests over the limit receive HTTP 429 with Retry-After and X-RateLimit-* headers so well-behaved senders can back off and retry. Request bodies can be up to 1 MB.