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Archive competitor release pages into Supabase Storage

Each competitor release is archived by the Browser (HTML + screenshot) and the capture is stored in Supabase Storage — a permanent research trail.

GitHubGitHub FlowMattic BrowserFlowMattic Browser SupabaseSupabase
~5 min setup used by 2.9k sites

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How it works

Every step, explained

Import the template and this whole chain runs on autopilot — here's exactly what happens on each run.

GitHub → FlowMattic Browser → Supabase
3 steps
GitHub
TRIGGER
GitHub · New Release
The workflow starts whenever a "New Release" event happens in GitHub, capturing its data for the steps below.
FlowMattic Browser
ACTION
FlowMattic Browser · Archive Page (HTML + PNG)
FlowMattic Browser — capture both the rendered HTML and a full-page screenshot. Great for CRM evidence and audit trails. Data is mapped from earlier steps; connect your FlowMattic Browser account on import.
Supabase
ACTION
Supabase · Upload File to Storage
Supabase runs its "Upload File to Storage" action using data mapped from earlier steps. Connect your Supabase account on import and it's live.
Why this workflow

Built to own, not to rent

No-code setup

Import the JSON, connect your accounts, and go live in minutes. Every step is pre-mapped — you only add your own credentials.

Runs on your server

Self-hosted on your WordPress install. No per-task fees, no data leaving your infrastructure, no monthly SaaS bill.

Fully customizable

Open it in the visual builder and reshape it — add branches, swap apps, insert filters. A starting point, not a cage.

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