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In this tutorial, I walk you through Make, formerly known as Integromat, a great tool for workflow automation. I explain the basics and showcase how to automate tasks between Google Calendar and Todoist. Starting with an introduction to the make.com interface, I show the process of creating an account, navigating the dashboard, and understanding the different features. Then, I demonstrate creating a workflow or 'scenario', as referred to in Make, featuring Google Calendar events as 'triggers' and Todoist tasks as 'actions'. The latter part of the video involves building complex automation workflows with filters and categorization. This tutorial is a great starting point for anyone looking to automate tasks across their most-used apps. \ud83d\udccc Sign up for a Make account https://www.make.com/en/register?pc=sahil \ud83d\udccc Useful Links NoCode University: https://nocodeuniversity.net/ Work with Sahil: https://www.sahilkhosla.com/ \ud83d\udccc No-Code Crash Course (FREE Course): https://bit.ly/ncu-cc-yt \ud83d\udccc 0 to Expert in Airtable (Full Course) https://nocodeuniversity.net/courses/airtable-essentials/ \ud83d\udccc Zap into Automation (Full Course) https://nocodeuniversity.net/courses/zap-into-automation \ud83d\udccc Connect with Sahil Sahil's LinkendIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sahilkhosla/ Sahil's Twitter: https://twitter.com/sahilkhosla \ud83d\udccc Timeline 00:00 Intro 00:45 Signing In and Navigating the Dashboard 02:10 Understanding Scenarios and Templates 03:24 Exploring Connections and Webhooks 04:05 Creating a New Scenario 04:39 Understanding the Automation Editor 05:55 Adding Triggers and Actions 11:26 Setting Up Google Calendar as a Trigger 15:04 Setting Up Todoist as an Action 19:58 Testing the Workflow 23:48 Adding a Router for Task Categorization 28:17 Final Workflow Test and Conclusion