It is hard to point to a single best feature because we have been using Torq for a long time and are very familiar with the platform. There was a learning curve at the beginning, and Torq was a bit different back then, but once we got used to it, it became very natural to work with. What I appreciate the most is the flexibility. There are essentially endless possibilities with Torq, and you can do almost anything with it. The main limitation is not the platform itself, but the vision. If you do not have a clear idea of what you want to build, it can be hard to execute. However, if you know what you want to do, in most cases you can implement it with Torq. This is one of the things I value the most about the product. Over the years, Torq significantly improved the user experience. The UI became much more comfortable to work with, and they added more triggers and forms that make building workflows easier. They also introduced the AI agent, which we use mainly to aggregate notifications, although it can be used for many other scenarios. In general, the platform offers a wide range of integrations, which makes it very convenient to use. One small feature that I really like and use all the time is the ability to copy and paste a cURL command directly into a step. When working with APIs, documentation usually provides an example cURL command. You can simply copy that command, paste it into Torq, and it automatically builds the HTTP step with all the relevant parameters. From there, you only need to add the required data, such as the API key, user, or other variables. This makes working with APIs extremely easy and saves a lot of time, and it is a feature I personally use very frequently.
