Keep the apps you cannot give up. Stop living inside them.
You do not have to abandon anything on day one. Connect what you already pay for, let it report into your workspace, and drop it later when you notice you have stopped opening it.
- 36+ live today
- No connector subscription
- Webhooks for the rest
An integration should remove a tab, not add one.
Most platforms mean “we can sync a field” when they say integration. Here it means the outside world reports into the same place your work already lives.
Step 1
You connect it once
Sign in, choose what you want watched, done. No middleware, no per-task connector bill.
Step 2
Everything it shouts lands here
A payment, a booking, a form, a message, a failure — it arrives in your inbox with the rest of your day.
Step 3
Your rules can act on it
Because the event is inside the system, it can update a client, start a job or chase a payment by itself.
What each family of apps stops costing you.
Email, chat and messaging
Gmail, Outlook and any IMAP mailbox in Email; Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and Telegram in Socials; Slack, Teams and Twilio for everything else.
- One shared queue
- Threads tied to the client
- Nothing left unanswered
Calendars and meetings
Google Calendar synced into Calendar, Calendly for scheduling, Zoom for meetings — and UNOBITS calls built in.
- No double bookings
- Events become work
- Availability at a glance
Money
Stripe and Paystack take payments on your invoices. QuickBooks, Xero and PayPal are on the roadmap; Finance keeps its own books meanwhile.
- Invoices match themselves
- Failures raise a flag
- Books stay current
Files and storage
Google Drive, Dropbox and Box sit next to your own storage on the same shelf. OneDrive is on the way.
- Share without permission games
- Search across everything
- Portals for outsiders
The rest of your stack
HubSpot, Salesforce, Jira, Linear, Trello, Asana, Notion, Airtable, Shopify, Figma and Miro — so nothing gets stranded.
- Import your history
- Two-way sync where it matters
- Retire them at your own pace
Anything at all
If it can send a webhook, it can trigger an automation — and Donna’s Code mode can help you wire it up.
- Inbound webhook triggers
- Signed outgoing webhooks
- Zapier and Make for the long tail
What plugs in today, and what is next.
Search it, filter it. Anything marked coming soon is on the roadmap; if yours is missing, a webhook or Zapier connects it this afternoon.
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Running something old, specific, or slightly cursed?
Legacy systems, industry software nobody else supports, a database somebody built in 2009 — tell us what it is. We have moved businesses off stranger things.