Say when, get the cron expression.
Describe the schedule the way you would say it. You get the five-field cron expression, each field explained, and the next times it would run.
The answer appears here.
How it works
- Your text goes to an open AI model (gpt-oss, on Groq) with instructions for this one job, and the answer appears as it is written.
- It cannot see your files, browse the web or remember earlier runs. Venta, signed in, can do all three.
- Five runs a day from one connection, across all the tools. Your text is dropped after ten minutes unless you share the result.
Questions people ask first
- Which time zone does cron use?
- The time zone of the machine or service that runs it. GitHub Actions always uses UTC, so convert your local time first.
- Can Venta run the job on that schedule?
- Yes. Tell Venta what to do and when, and it runs the task on your schedule and tells you how it went.
- Is it free, and do I need an account?
- It is free, with no account and no card: five runs a day from one connection, across all the tools. Venta itself has a free plan for more.
- What happens to what I type?
- It goes to the AI model to write the answer and is held for ten minutes so you can share the result, then dropped. A result you share stays at a private link for 30 days, which search engines do not index.