Bring in any data your team already has
Native connectors for the tools you use. PostgreSQL, REST, and webhooks for everything else. Model Context Protocol for anything an AI agent can fetch.
Last updated June 2026 · By Widgets PRO Team
Databases
PostgreSQL connector with query builder. Configure read-only credentials, write SQL, bind columns to widgets.
REST API
Hit any HTTP endpoint with configurable auth, headers, polling interval, and JSON path mapping.
Webhooks
Push data into widgets in real time. Stable webhook URLs per integration, signed payloads, replay support.
Native connectors
GitHub, Linear, Stripe, Plausible, Google Search Console, Google Sheets, Trello, RSS, weather — wired and ready.
Declarative DSL
Describe a new integration in TypeScript: endpoint, auth, data shape, refresh policy. We handle the rest.
Model Context Protocol
Expose your dashboards to any MCP-compatible AI agent — and let agents bring data in the same way.
Native connectors, ready out of the box
Every native connector ships with prebuilt data types, sensible refresh policies, and widgets you can drop straight onto a dashboard. No custom plumbing.
- GitHub — repos, stars, PRs, issues, releases
- Linear — cycles, open issues, lists and counts
- Stripe — active subscriptions, MRR, recent customers
- Plausible — visitors, top sources, top pages, real-time
- Google Search Console — clicks, impressions, queries, devices
- Google Sheets, Trello, RSS, and weather feeds
Anything else? Wrap it in REST, a webhook, or MCP
If we do not ship a native connector, you have three honest paths. Use the REST source for any HTTP API. Use webhooks for push-style data. Or expose your data through MCP so any agent — including the built-in designer — can pull it on demand.
- REST source — JSON path mapping, headers, auth, polling
- Webhook source — push updates with signed payloads
- MCP — open protocol, no proprietary SDK to learn
- GraphQL API and CLI for programmatic dashboards