Workflow Automation Engine
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Wexflow is a workflow automation engine that supports a wide range of tasks, from file operations and system processes to scripting, networking, and more. Wexflow targets both developers and technical users who need automation (file ops, tasks, scheduling, alerts, etc.). Wexflow focuses on automating technical jobs like moving or uploading files, sending emails, running scripts, or scheduling batch processes. For more complex scenarios, you can create your own custom activities, install them, and use them to extend its capabilities.
You can run Wexflow using Docker from the official image on Docker Hub:
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 --name wexflow aelassas/wexflow:latest
Then access the admin panel at: http://localhost:8000
adminwexflow2018For full Docker usage and options, see the Docker Hub page.
If this project helped you, saved you time, or inspired you in any way, please consider supporting its future growth and maintenance. You can show your support by starring the repository (it helps increase visibility and shows your appreciation), sharing the project (recommend it to colleagues, communities, or on social media), or if you'd like to financially support the development via GitHub Sponsors (one-time or monthly), PayPal, or Buy Me a Coffee.
Open-source software requires time, effort, and resources to maintain. Your support helps keep this project alive, up-to-date, and accessible to everyone. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference and motivates continued work on features, bug fixes, and new ideas.
This project is supported by:
Wexflow is MIT licensed.
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Workflow Automation Engine
842
stars
978
commits
C#
primary language
Sep 11, 2026
updated
Wexflow is a workflow automation engine that supports a wide range of tasks, from file operations and system processes to scripting, networking, and more. Wexflow targets both developers and technical users who need automation (file ops, tasks, scheduling, alerts, etc.). Wexflow focuses on automating technical jobs like moving or uploading files, sending emails, running scripts, or scheduling batch processes. For more complex scenarios, you can create your own custom activities, install them, and use them to extend its capabilities.
You can run Wexflow using Docker from the official image on Docker Hub:
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 --name wexflow aelassas/wexflow:latest
Then access the admin panel at: http://localhost:8000
adminwexflow2018For full Docker usage and options, see the Docker Hub page.
If this project helped you, saved you time, or inspired you in any way, please consider supporting its future growth and maintenance. You can show your support by starring the repository (it helps increase visibility and shows your appreciation), sharing the project (recommend it to colleagues, communities, or on social media), or if you'd like to financially support the development via GitHub Sponsors (one-time or monthly), PayPal, or Buy Me a Coffee.
Open-source software requires time, effort, and resources to maintain. Your support helps keep this project alive, up-to-date, and accessible to everyone. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference and motivates continued work on features, bug fixes, and new ideas.
This project is supported by:
Wexflow is MIT licensed.
C#
80.6%
JavaScript
14.0%
Inno Setup
1.2%
HTML
1.2%