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Exo Cloud is a hosted service that bridges your Laravel app with automation platforms like Zapier, Make, and n8n. Instead of building custom integrations for each platform, you push your app’s schema to Exo Cloud and your resources become available as triggers and actions in those platforms.

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How it works

  1. Define resources in your Laravel app using Exo resource classes
  2. Generate a schema that describes your resources, their fields, and triggers
  3. Upload the schema to your Exo Cloud project
  4. Users connect to your app through Zapier, Make, or n8n using OAuth authentication
Exo Cloud handles the platform-specific integration layers. Your app’s Exo API endpoints serve the actual data.

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What Exo Cloud provides

  • Platform connectors — Your app appears as an integration in Zapier, Make, and n8n
  • OAuth authentication — Users authorize access to your app through a standard OAuth flow
  • Trigger mapping — Your resource triggers (on_create, on_update, on_delete) become platform triggers
  • Action mapping — Your CRUD operations become platform actions (create a record, update a record, etc.)

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Supported platforms

PlatformStatus
ZapierSupported (requires deploy key)
MakeSupported
n8nSupported

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Getting started

To connect your app to Exo Cloud, you need:
  1. An Exo Cloud account at cloud.exowizz.com
  2. At least one resource defined in your app
  3. The Exo CLI commands (exo:login, exo:schema, exo:upload)
See Setup for a step-by-step walkthrough.