n8n and Claude automations, built and tested by one person
Dodo Flux is a one-person business in Mauritius. I build automations for small companies and run every one of them on my own n8n server before anyone else sees it. Where something is untested, the page says so.
The state of it today.
- Three free n8n templates, written in English. One of them is under review on the n8n Creator Hub. None is published there yet.
- The paid packs are written in French, for French-speaking small businesses. None of them is on sale yet.
- There is no English pack, and I am not going to announce a date for one before it is built.
The free templates
Each one is a short n8n workflow that does a single job. There is no license key and nothing to configure beyond one settings node. A stranger who has never read anything else of mine should be able to import one and have it working within the hour.
- Draft replies to customer reviews with Claude, then email them to you for approval.
- Save form submissions to Google Sheets without creating a duplicate contact.
- Summarize the overnight inbox with Claude and email you the digest at seven in the morning.
What each one does, and who it is for.
The packs, and why they are in French
A pack is a set of n8n workflows for one trade, with the guide that installs them. The first one is for guest houses and small hotels. They are written in French because that is the audience I researched and the language I support them in: the workflows, the guide, the emails they send and the answers I give are all French. Selling a half-translated pack in English would mean supporting one in English, and one person cannot do both well yet.
The pack pages, the guides, the n8n cost calculator and the comparison of n8n, Make and Zapier are all on the French side of this site. If you read French, start at dodoflux.com/fr/.
How a pack is tested before it is sold
A pack is never published from a description. The workflows are imported into n8n from the exact JSON files that ship, the credentials are set up from scratch the way a buyer would, and the pack is run at least once on a test case with invented data, never with a real company's data. The date of the test and the version of n8n are written on the pack page. Until they are there, the pack is not for sale.
The server is a real one: n8n 2.26.7 running on a Mac mini in my house. When something is not tested, the page says so.
Buying, when there is something to buy
Payment and VAT go through a merchant of record, so the invoice and the tax come from them. Which one it is, Lemon Squeezy or Gumroad, is written on the pack page before anything can be bought. Refunds are 14 days, no questions asked. Nothing on this site collects personal data beyond the newsletter, and the fonts are served from this domain rather than from Google. Cloudflare Web Analytics counts visits and injects a small script from its own network. It sets no cookie and follows nobody from site to site.
The newsletter is in French
Le Flux goes out once a week: one workflow, one number, one link. It is written in French and there is no English edition, so there is no sign-up form on this page. If you read French, it is here: Le Flux.
Contact
[email protected]. I answer within 48 hours, in English or in French, and it is me answering. More about who I am and how I work on the about page.