For the moves you never want to miss, have Nick ring you. Your workflow checks the market as often as every 2 minutes and, when your condition passes, calls your phone and reads the alert out loud: the asset, the price and why it called.
Nick calls your phone and reads the alert to you.
Up to 1,000 free credits as you set up. No card. No time limit.
Each runs on your schedule and does nothing until you activate it.
A phone call the moment BTC drops below the level you care about.
"Every 2 minutes, read the BTC/USD price from Coinbase. If it drops below $90,000, call me and read out the price and the 1-hour change. Only call once per day."
Hear straight away when your Hyperliquid account falls further than you allow in a day.
"Every 5 minutes, read my Hyperliquid account value with the Portfolio node. Store the value at the start of each day. If it is more than 5% below that, call me and read out the current value and my open positions."
A call when the Kalshi market you follow crosses your threshold.
"Every 10 minutes, read the Yes bid on the Kalshi market I pick. If it rises above 70 cents, call me and read out the market title and the new price."
The Phone Call Notification node turns your workflow's alert into a spoken phone call. Keep it for the few moments that deserve your full attention.
Text-to-speech reads your message on the call, filled with the live numbers from your workflow.
Schedule the workflow down to a 2-minute interval, so the call comes close to the moment your level breaks.
Pair it with the Portfolio node to call you on account value, open positions or PnL across the venues you connect.
Start
STARTEvery 5 min
BTC Price
PRICECoinGecko feed
Below $80K?
IFprice < 80,000
Phone call
ALERTSpoken alert
Drop the Phone Call node after any condition, model or order step. Nick connects it and writes the spoken message from the steps before it.
Your workflow watches the market and your phone rings when it matters, in three steps.
Get started nowRun as often as every 2 minutes on a schedule.
01A condition decides whether this run is worth a call.
02Nick calls your phone and reads the alert out loud.
03The Phone Call Notification node places a call through Twilio and reads your message with text-to-speech. Run it on Nick credits with nothing to set up, or connect your own Twilio account. The spoken message is filled with values from earlier steps in the workflow, such as a price, an account value or a market's odds.
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Connect your assistant
A text-to-speech voice reads the message your workflow writes, for example the asset, the current price and the rule that fired.
No. Calls can run on Nick credits. If you already use Twilio, you can connect your own account instead.
As quickly as your schedule checks. The shortest schedule interval is 2 minutes, and a webhook can trigger a run at any time.
Use the Storage node to record that a call went out, and have the condition check it, for example once per day per alert.
Yes. The SMS Notification node sends the same alert as a text message, and one workflow can do both.