Connectors
Any API your app needs, without leaving the platform
Paste an OpenAPI description and the operations become callable from your app. No proxy to host, no key in the front-end, and no waiting for us to add the service to a catalogue.
The catalogue covers the common cases. This covers yours.
Thirty-three curated integrations answer for payments, messaging and the rest of the usual stack. A connector is for the ERP your industry uses, the internal API your company already runs, and the service nobody else asked for.
Import the description, get the operations
Point it at an OpenAPI file or URL and the endpoints are read for you. You pick which operations the app may call, and preview them before saving anything.
The credential never reaches the browser
It is encrypted at rest and the app never sees it. Calls leave from our side with the key attached, which is what stops a token ending up in a bundle somebody can read.
The outbound address is checked
The URL is validated before the request leaves, redirects are not followed and the DNS answer is pinned. A connector cannot be pointed at an internal address to read something it should not.
Every call is on the record
Operation, method, status and duration are logged per call. When an integration starts failing you look at what happened rather than guessing.
What people connect
Real cases, not a wish list. If the service publishes an OpenAPI description, it is already supported.
The ERP or the accounting system
Read invoices, push orders, keep stock in step with what the company already runs, without an export in the middle.
A logistics or shipping API
Rates, labels and tracking pulled straight from the carrier, so the customer sees the real status and not a copy of it.
A government or banking service
Document lookups, tax rules, reconciliation. The kind of endpoint no catalogue will ever carry for you.
An internal API of your own
The service your team already maintains, reachable from the generated app with the same permission rules as everything else.
The AI can use it too
Once a connector exists, the agent inside your app can call its operations as tools — under the permission of whoever asked, never above it.
Integrations →Bring the API you already depend on
Free to start. The connector builder comes with the plans that include integrations.