Integrations

Available connections

The tools Gini connects to today, and how to check the current list without reading this page.

The app is the source of truth

This page is written by hand and the catalog moves. For what's connectable right now, open app.ginicomputer.com → Integrations.

Built in

Each of these connects from Integrations with OAuth or a key, is scoped to the person who connected it, and is revocable in one click.

AirtableRead and update records across your bases, so a tracker stays current without anyone retyping it.AttioSearch, read, create and update CRM records, with the option to connect read-only.Bland AIOutbound phone calls Gini places on your behalf, for the jobs that still need a voice.GitHubRead repositories, code, issues and pull requests. This connector cannot change anything.GmailRead and search your inbox, triage it, and draft replies. Sending always waits for you.Google CalendarReal availability rather than a guess, conflicts spotted early, and events created for approval.Google DocsRead, create and edit documents where your team already writes.Google DriveFind files by what is in them, read them for answers, and put new ones where they belong.Google SheetsFind, read, create and update spreadsheets, including the trackers your team runs on.GranolaMeeting notes, summaries and transcripts, so follow-ups start from what was actually said.HubSpotRead and update CRM records, log calls and notes, and answer questions about any deal.LinearRead issues and projects, file work, and answer what is actually in flight.NotionSearch, read and update pages and databases where your team already writes things down.PostHogProduct analytics, funnels, flags and session data, pulled into an answer or a report.

Slack is not on this list because it isn't a connection. It's where Gini lives. See Installing for your workspace.

What each one can do

Read-only means the connection has no write operations at all, so nothing can change through it whatever Gini is asked. Optional read-only means you choose at connect time, because there the narrower grant is a genuinely different level of access.

Connection	Access	Read-only
Airtable	Read and create/update records, read base schema. No delete.	Not offered
Attio	Read records, notes, tasks, meetings and emails. Create, update and merge records.	Optional
Bland AI	Places outbound calls. Every call approved first.	Not applicable
GitHub	Repositories, code, issues, pull requests, commits.	Always
Google Sheets	Read and write cells, sheets, structure and formatting.	Not offered
Gmail	Read, search, draft and organise mail. Sending stops for approval.	Not offered
Google Calendar	Read availability, create and change events. Invites stop for approval.	Not offered
Google Docs	Read, create and edit documents.	Not offered
Google Drive	Find, read, write and organise files. External sharing stops for approval.	Not offered
Granola	Meetings, transcripts and folders.	Always
HubSpot	Read contacts, companies, deals, tickets and pipelines. Create and update the same, plus notes and tasks.	Not offered
Linear	Read issues, projects and teams. Create and update issues, comment.	Not offered
Notion	Read and write shared pages and databases.	Optional
PostHog	Read analytics, funnels, flags, recordings and errors. Writes cover insights, dashboards, flags and experiments.	Optional

Two of these cannot write at all. GitHub connects to a read-only endpoint and Granola has no write operations, so on those the guarantee holds without you configuring anything.

Anything with an MCP server

Beyond the list above, Gini connects to any tool exposing an MCP server. That's an open standard a lot of vendors now ship, and one you can run yourself over an internal system.

It's the answer to most "do you integrate with X?" questions, and it's how the catalog grows without waiting on us. See Custom MCP servers.

Anything with an API and a key

For a tool with no MCP server, a generic API-key connection covers a lot of ground. Add the key in Integrations and describe what you want done in a skill.

Your own data

You can push a dataset to Gini and query it in chat: a product catalog, a pricing table, an export from a system whose API isn't worth using. Email team@ginicomputer.com and we'll set up the endpoint.

Every plan gets every integration

Including Free. Integrations aren't gated by plan and there's no per-connector charge. You pay in credits for the work Gini does, not for what it's plugged into. See Plans.

Asking for one

team@ginicomputer.com. What we build next is driven by what customers ask for, and "we'd use Gini if it did X" is genuinely the most useful message you can send us.