Integrations
Bring your stack onto one spine.
Every connector lands your data on the same customer record — revenue, feedback, work, and code in one place. Here's what each one actually brings.
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Stripe
Connecting Stripe brings each customer's plan, subscription status, and revenue onto their record in AIOProductOS.
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GitHub
Connecting GitHub feeds the Codebase Brain — your repositories become an interactive architecture graph of modules, dependencies, and ownership, kept in sync — and links code to the work, features, and customers it serves, all on the same spine as revenue and feedback.
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Linear
Connecting Linear brings your engineering issues and their status onto the AIOProductOS spine, where each piece of work can carry the customer, feedback, and revenue that motivated it — so delivery in Linear stays connected to the why, not just the queue.
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Jira
Connecting Jira brings your issues and their status onto the AIOProductOS spine, where each can carry the customer, feedback, and revenue that motivated it.
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Slack
Connecting Slack brings relevant customer conversations onto the AIOProductOS spine as feedback, linked to the accounts they came from — so what customers say in shared channels lands where prioritization happens, instead of scrolling out of view.
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Intercom
Connecting Intercom brings support conversations onto the AIOProductOS spine as feedback, linked to the customer account and its revenue — so recurring support themes surface as prioritized product signal instead of staying trapped in the inbox.
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Paddle
Paddle is a merchant of record, so it already owns tax, VAT, and global compliance on your SaaS revenue.
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RevenueCat
RevenueCat unifies iOS and Android in-app subscriptions.
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Chargebee
Chargebee runs your subscription billing, plans, and dunning.
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Lemon Squeezy
Lemon Squeezy is a merchant of record for digital products and SaaS.
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GitLab
Connecting GitLab feeds the Codebase Brain — your projects become an interactive graph of modules, dependencies, and ownership, kept in sync — and links code to the work, features, and customers it serves, on the same spine as revenue and feedback.
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Bitbucket
Connecting Bitbucket feeds the Codebase Brain — your repositories become an interactive, self-updating graph of modules, dependencies, and ownership — and ties code to the work and customers it serves, on the same spine as revenue and feedback.
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Vercel
Connecting Vercel brings your deployments and projects onto the spine, so each ship is a timeline event next to the feature it delivered and the customers it touched.
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Netlify
Connecting Netlify lands your sites and deploys on the spine as timeline events, so each release sits next to the feature it delivered and the accounts it affected — turning a deploy log into product context you can act on.
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Cloudflare
Connecting Cloudflare lands edge traffic, performance, and security events on the spine, so infrastructure signals sit beside the product they protect and the customers they affect — a spike, an attack, or a slowdown lands in product context, not just an ops dashboard.
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Supabase
Connecting Supabase mirrors your application's users and key usage onto the spine, so each end user becomes an account record that feedback, work, and (when connected) revenue can attach to — the same identity backbone a billing connector would seed, straight from your auth and database.
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Firebase
Connecting Firebase brings your authenticated users and key usage onto the spine, so each user becomes an account that feedback, work, and revenue can attach to — the identity backbone seeded straight from Firebase Auth, before any billing connector.
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Postgres
Connecting Postgres mirrors the users and usage that already live in your own database onto the spine, so accounts are built from your source of truth — feedback, work, and revenue then attach to the same records, with no duplicate customer lists per tool.
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AWS
Connecting AWS lands your cloud spend on the spine, so infrastructure cost sits next to the revenue and customers it serves.
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Google Cloud
Connecting Google Cloud lands your spend on the spine, so cost-to-serve sits beside the revenue and customers it supports.
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Azure
Connecting Azure lands your cloud spend on the spine, so infrastructure cost sits next to the revenue and customers it serves.
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OpenAI
Connecting OpenAI lands your model spend on the spine, so the cost of every AI feature sits beside its revenue and the customers using it.
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Anthropic
Connecting Anthropic lands your Claude model spend on the spine, so the cost of each AI feature sits beside its revenue and the customers using it.
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PostHog
Connecting PostHog lands product events, funnels, and feature usage on the spine, so behavior sits beside the revenue and feedback for the same accounts.
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Amplitude
Connecting Amplitude brings product usage, cohorts, and engagement onto the spine, so behavior sits beside the revenue and feedback for the same accounts — closing the gap between what users do, what they pay, and what they ask for.
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Mixpanel
Connecting Mixpanel lands product events and funnels on the spine, so engagement sits beside the revenue and feedback for the same accounts — turning three disconnected tools into one record where adoption, money, and requests line up.
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Google Analytics 4
Connecting GA4 lands web traffic, channels, and acquisition signals on the spine, so the top of the funnel sits beside the customers and revenue it eventually produces — connecting marketing's numbers to the accounts they became.
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Segment
Connecting Segment routes your existing event stream onto the spine through the CDP you already run, so product behavior reaches each account record without new instrumentation — one pipe, identity preserved, behavior beside revenue and feedback.
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Zendesk
Connecting Zendesk lands support tickets on the spine as feedback, attached to the account and its revenue, so the patterns your support team sees every day become product signal — recurring themes surface beside the work and revenue at stake instead of staying buried in ticket volume.
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Help Scout
Connecting Help Scout lands support conversations on the spine as feedback, attached to the account and its revenue, so the recurring themes your team handles all day become visible to prioritization — weighed by the money behind them, not by ticket volume.
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Figma
Connecting Figma links your design files to the features and tasks they belong to, so a design sits beside the customer who asked, the revenue at stake, and the code that will build it — design stops being a separate link buried in a ticket and becomes part of the spine.
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Productboard
Connecting Productboard brings your existing feedback and insights onto the spine, attached to the accounts that gave them, so requests can be ranked by the revenue behind them — and traced through to the work and code that delivers them, not just collected.
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Canny
Connecting Canny brings your public feedback boards and votes onto the spine, attached to the accounts behind them — so a request isn't ranked by raw vote count but by the revenue of the customers asking, and it traces through to the work that delivers it.
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Notion
Connecting Notion brings your product docs, PRDs, and feedback notes onto the spine, linked to the features, work, and customers they concern — so a spec sits beside the request that drove it and the code that builds it, instead of in a separate workspace.
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Featurebase
Connecting Featurebase brings your feedback posts, votes, and roadmap items onto the spine, attached to the accounts behind them — so requests are weighed by the revenue of the customers asking and trace through to the work that delivers them.
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