Jan Oberhauser

Jan Oberhauser

n8n founder | Building open-source workflow automation for everyone

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Jan Oberhauser
Jan Oberhauser

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Jan Oberhauser transformed workflow automation by creating n8n, a fair-code platform that democratizes technology integration for businesses worldwide. With a unique background bridging software engineering and visual effects, he recognized the need for accessible automation tools that don't lock users into proprietary systems.

Since founding n8n in 2019, Oberhauser has built a community-driven platform that enables both developers and non-technical users to connect complex systems through intuitive visual workflows. His fair-code approach challenges traditional enterprise software models by providing source-available technology that gives users control over their automation infrastructure.

Under his leadership, n8n has grown into a comprehensive workflow automation solution that empowers organizations to streamline their digital operations without vendor lock-in, making sophisticated integrations accessible to teams regardless of their technical expertise.

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What Jan Talks About

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Building fair-code business models in enterprise software

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Democratizing workflow automation for technical and non-technical users

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Community-driven development and open-source sustainability

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Breaking free from proprietary automation platforms

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The future of visual workflow programming

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How n8n is Connecting the Nodes | Jan Oberhauser (n8n) with Ben Fletcher (Accel)

As AI reshapes how companies are built and run, automation is quickly becoming the new frontier of innovation. Jan Oberhauser (Founder & CEO of n8n) and Ben Fletcher (Partner at Accel) sit...

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