43 Sunsets

Counted Light · Careful Work

43 Sunsets builds small, production-grade automations for real businesses. Every template ships with error handling, idempotency guards, and clear setup notes — because “it runs” and “it’s ready” are different things.

Pro pack

The full quote-to-cash chase, run from one Google Sheet — follow-ups that stop when they answer, an invoice row when you win, and polite reminders when payment runs late.

Free n8n templates

Published in the official n8n template library. Import, connect your credentials, done — setup notes live right on the canvas.

Google Reviews — AI Reply Drafts

Watches Gmail for Google's review alerts and drafts a reply that follows Google's moderation rules. Nothing is ever posted automatically — you approve every word.

n8n libraryFree

Receipt → Expense Ledger

Reads receipts from your inbox — PDFs and photos, via AI extraction — into a clean Google Sheets ledger, with a processed-flag guard so no email is ever booked twice. Monthly summary included.

n8n libraryFree

Google Review Request Emails

Asks happy customers for a review two days after the job is done — plus one polite reminder, never more. Honest notes on the canvas about what to expect.

n8n libraryFree

Starred Emails → Obsidian Notes

Star an email in Gmail — once a day it becomes a clean Markdown note in your Obsidian vault, via a Google Drive synced folder. No plugin, no AI key; an idempotent label means an email is never captured twice.

n8n libraryFree

AI agent skills

Skills your AI agent can install and run — sold on Agensi.

Tools & guides

Same philosophy, other shelves.

From the studio

43 Sunsets is a one-person studio near Chicago. I’ve spent twenty years building sales and operations systems between Japan and the United States — long enough to learn that “it runs” and “it’s ready” are very different things, and that the gap between them is exactly where small businesses get hurt.

So everything on this page ships the unglamorous parts: error handling, idempotency guards, plain-language setup notes, and honest lines about what a tool won’t do.

The name is a small ritual. On the hard days, you watch the sunset — and you count. Careful, deliberate, one at a time. That’s also how these tools are made.

Still from a 43 Sunsets short — a café owner reading an AI-drafted reply on his phone Latest from the studio