Low-Code-Development-Platform VS n8n

There's also n8n.io but I haven't had the chance to try it yet.

If you've got the time and are familiar with the ConnectWise Manage API you could use something like n8n.io or n8n.cloud (it already has integration for ServiceNow, but you'd need to build out your integration in it for CW Manage).

Why is your first product better than n8n.io? This isn't really addressing your question, but just wanted to point out that there is an well capitalised competitor directly addressing the "open source alternative for Zapier" that has a large headstart in a space that, to me, seems to be about amassing as many integrations as possible as fast as possible.

Node-red has a lot of potential as a low-code development tool. However, many people utilize node-red for IoT-related objectives. I'm curious whether anyone has utilized node-red as a workflow automation tool, similar to Zapier or n8n.io. I see alternatives provide nodes for practically every digital site we use in our daily lives. Is there a sufficient number of nodes on the node-red platform for usage as a workflow automation/low-code product development tool?

This a good start. Sincerely, you have the scope and breadth nicely set. It has to be like this when you start a big project. If I was doing this project for a client who wants to build it mostly themselves, I would need to know even more and in specific how you intend to call you python pieces and gather them into the app. But assuming you have a method in mind (or are open to suggestions) then I would choose Bildr on the client side and Node-Red on the server and perhaps npn.io for some things. Happy to discuss further.

I have a Raspberry Pi running Miniflux [1] and a daemon running to send webhooks [2]. These webhooks go to an n8n [3] workflow that distributes the posts based on keywords or source to different channels - like Telegram, Twitter (my own feeds), and a custom made notifications app I'm developing.

[1]: https://miniflux.app

[2]: https://sr.ht/~gjabell/mfn/

[3]: https://n8n.io

Something like https://redash.io with https://n8n.io connected to InfluxDB?

What's the use case for this license? If you want to prevent others from making money off of your work, rather consider GPL (which keeps derivatives open source) or the Sustainable Use License (which only allows distribution if it's free).

n8n.io is the closest thing to what you’ve described. It’s newish in the no-code space but it’s already very powerful