Connecting a service used to mean hunting through developer docs for base URLs, headers, and OAuth endpoints, then figuring out where to generate an API key. This release replaces that with a quick-add gallery of the services small teams use most.
What's new
- A branded gallery — open Integrations → Add Integration and pick a tile: OpenAI, Podio, Google Drive, Slack, Stripe, Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, SendGrid, Asana, Monday.com, GitHub, Calendly, Twilio, Mailchimp, Zendesk, Xero, QuickBooks, Gmail, and Microsoft 365.
- Pre-filled forms — picking a provider fills in the correct base URLs, headers, ports, and OAuth endpoints for you. You only enter the one secret — an API key, token, or password — then click Test and Save.
- A 3-step guide — each connection screen shows exactly where to get your key and, for OAuth services, the precise redirect URI to register.
- Custom still there — anything not in the gallery is a click away under Custom / Advanced connection, with the full set of raw API-key, OAuth2, SMTP, and database options.
Why it matters
The hardest part of an integration was never saving it — it was the research before you could. Moving that knowledge into the product means a non-technical team member can connect Stripe or Gmail in a minute instead of filing a ticket, while secrets stay yours: we only pre-fill the non-secret settings, and you enter keys yourself.
See how it fits together on the features page.