Hyperion is the visual workflow surface for ops, support, and growth teams who want their best ideas to ship without borrowing an engineer.
Each panel reads from the same runtime your workflows hit in production. The motion is the data.
Each pattern is a Hyperion canvas you can fork into your workspace. Eight minutes to your first run.
Hyperion stitches Stripe, Postmark, Linear, and your own webhooks into a single canvas your growth team owns. Engineers stay shipping product.
Pull every inbound across Slack, Linear, GitHub, and Intercom into one router. Hyperion fans out to the on-call human in seconds, with full context attached.
Drop Hyperion in front of your DB and ship a real internal tool by lunch. Per-row permissions, full audit log, no React engineer required.
Hyperion drafts your weekly send, holds it for human approval, sends it through your ESP. Marketing keeps the voice; ops keeps the gate.
We benchmarked the same lifecycle workflow on Hyperion and on a typical Zapier + n8n + cron stack.
"Hyperion gave our growth team back the engineering bandwidth we used to spend on lifecycle plumbing. Three engineers redeployed in week one."
Per-step pricing punishes the teams that automate the most. We measure the workspace.
Most teams replace both. Hyperion has Zapier's integration coverage and n8n's per-step control, with a real audit log and a visual canvas your ops team can actually maintain.
Yes. Any step can be a TypeScript function, a webhook, or a Bun script with full access to the standard library. Engineers extend; ops composes.
On Loom, you pay per workspace per month — runs are pay-as-you-go with no per-step or per-integration fee. The estimator on the docs is the model, not a teaser.
On Hyperion's regional runtime closest to your trigger source (EU, US, SG, AU) by default. Forge customers can pin execution to their own VPC or run a private control plane.
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA on Forge. Data residency is honoured at the runtime layer — workflows touching EU customers are pinned to EU regions automatically.