Connectors let your app act on behalf of a signed-in user against third-party APIs. Add "connect Google Calendar" and users get a familiar OAuth screen; your app receives a token it can use to read or write on their behalf — no token handling code on your side.
/Popular use cases
- 01Google: Read a user's calendar, send email as them, create Drive files.
- 02Slack: Post messages into their workspace or listen for events.
- 03Notion: Read and write pages in a database they own.
- 04GitHub: Open PRs, comment on issues, read their repos.
Users stay in control
Every connector uses standard OAuth. Users can revoke your app's access anytime from the provider's settings.