Each of these is one sentence typed into Trama. Trama turns it into an automation — a trigger, a few steps and a place to deliver the result — and runs it on your Mac from then on. Open one to see exactly what gets built.
Clipboard trigger
Translate copied text automatically
Copy an email in Spanish, paste it in English. Every time, without opening a translator.
Screenshot trigger
Log receipts to Google Sheets from a screenshot
Take a screenshot of a receipt. The amount, merchant and date land in your expense sheet.
Schedule trigger
Post a weekly status update to Slack
Every Friday at 5pm, what you shipped this week is summarized and posted to your team channel.
Clipboard trigger
Summarize a GitHub pull request from its link
Copy a PR link. Get three bullets explaining what it changes, ready to paste.
Schedule trigger
Morning summary of your email and day
At 8:45 on weekdays, one notification: what is in your inbox and what is on your calendar.
Screenshot trigger
Copy the text out of every screenshot
Every screenshot you take, its text is already on your clipboard. OCR runs on your Mac.
Keyboard shortcut
Rewrite selected text with a shortcut
Select a messy paragraph, press a shortcut, and a clean version is typed in its place.
Calendar trigger
A prep note before every meeting
Ten minutes before each meeting, a note with who is coming, the agenda and what to prepare.
What can start an automation
Copying text, a keyboard shortcut, text you select, a schedule, a new screenshot, a file added to a folder, an app opening or closing, an upcoming calendar event, an incoming webhook, and GitHub events.
Where the result goes
Your clipboard, a notification, typed straight into the app you are in, a file, Apple Notes, Apple Reminders, spoken aloud, a menu bar widget — or any connected service, like Slack, Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion or GitHub. See all integrations.
Don’t see yours? Describe it anyway. These are examples, not a menu.