Connect your stack. Stop tab-hopping.
Native integrations pull the numbers you keep checking — open PRs, MRR, live visitors — into one dashboard that follows you from laptop to phone to the office TV. OAuth or an API key. No code.
- Developer
GitHub
Track repositories, pull requests, issues, and commits on a live dashboard.
12 widgets - Payments
Stripe
Payments, subscriptions, MRR, and revenue metrics at a glance.
4 widgets - Analytics
Plausible
Privacy-friendly website analytics — visitors, sources, and top pages.
13 widgets - Project management
Linear
Issue tracking for software teams — open issues and cycle progress.
2 widgets - Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Sessions, users, engagement, and acquisition channels.
7 widgets - SEO
Google Search Console
Search clicks, impressions, CTR, and top ranking queries.
10 widgets - Productivity
Notion
Databases and docs rendered as live dashboard widgets.
Coming soon - Monitoring
Sentry
Errors, releases, and issue trends from your applications.
Coming soon - Data
PostgreSQL
Query your own database and chart the results in real time.
Coming soon - Data
Google Sheets
Turn spreadsheets into live charts, metrics, and tables.
Coming soon - CRM
HubSpot
Deals, contacts, and pipeline metrics from your CRM.
Coming soon - Data
BigQuery
Warehouse queries rendered as dashboard widgets.
Coming soon
Don't see your tool?
Tell us what you use and we'll prioritize it — or build your own integration on the open GraphQL API.
Why teams put their tools on one dashboard
Every time you leave your work to grab one number — a build status, today’s revenue, live visitors — you pay a focus tax. Integrations remove the trip: each one connects with OAuth or an API key, starts syncing within minutes, and refreshes on a schedule you control. Webhooks push the urgent stuff — a failed payment, a merged PR — the moment it happens.
Every integration ships with ready-made widgets, so a Stripe MRR metric can sit next to GitHub pull requests and Plausible live visitors on one screen. Dashboards render natively on web, mobile, and TV over a real-time connection — every screen shows the same numbers at the same moment. The work stays in front of you. The checking stops.
Frequently asked questions
How integrations connect, sync, and stay fresh.
Most tools use OAuth — you sign in and grant read-only access, no tokens to manage. The rest take an API key you paste once. Either way data starts syncing within minutes, and you can disconnect from settings at any time.
Each integration polls on its own schedule — GitHub every five minutes, for example — and webhook-enabled tools push critical events instantly. Every connected screen updates over WebSocket at the same moment.
No. Pick an integration, sign in, and drop ready-made widgets onto a dashboard. The GraphQL API and CLI exist for teams that want to automate — they are optional.
Yes — that is the point. A Stripe MRR metric, GitHub pull requests, and Plausible live visitors can sit side by side on one dashboard, and the same dashboard renders on web, mobile, and TV.
Request it — early requests effectively set the roadmap. In the meantime, the GraphQL API lets you push anything onto a dashboard yourself.