Integrations
Connector catalog
The 27 services you can connect, from Stripe and Slack to OpenAI and Shopify, plus the Custom API escape hatch.
Vaulter's catalog covers 27 of the highest-demand services, curated so that the things most apps need are one connection away. Here is what you can connect, by category.
AI
- OpenAI. Text, chat, and image models for AI features in your app.
- Anthropic. The Claude family of models.
- Google Gemini. Google's multimodal models.
- Replicate. Thousands of open-source models behind one API.
- ElevenLabs. Lifelike text-to-speech and voice.
Payments
- Stripe. Accept cards and manage subscriptions.
- Lemon Squeezy. Payments, subscriptions, and merchant-of-record handling.
Email and messaging
- Resend. Transactional email from your app.
- SendGrid. Email delivery at scale.
- Twilio. SMS and phone.
Communication and collaboration
- Slack. Post messages and alerts to your team.
- Discord. Reach your community where it lives.
- Notion. Read and write your team's pages and databases.
Data and storage
- Airtable. Spreadsheets-meet-database records.
- Google Sheets. Read and write spreadsheets.
- Google Drive. Files and folders.
CRM and marketing
- HubSpot. Contacts, deals, and pipelines.
- Mailchimp. Audiences and campaigns.
Productivity
- Linear. Issues and projects.
- Jira. Tickets and workflows.
- Confluence. Team documentation.
- Calendly. Scheduling.
Analytics and monitoring
- PostHog. Product analytics.
- Sentry. Error monitoring.
And more
- Google Maps. Maps, places, and geocoding.
- Shopify. Products, orders, and storefronts.
- Algolia. Instant search.
Two special entries
- Supabase is not a connector like the others; it is a full backend replacement. Connecting it moves your app's data home to a project you own. See Bring your own Supabase.
- Custom API is the escape hatch: connect any service with an API key, even if it is not in the catalog, and the agent can build against it through the same secure routing.
Do not see what you need?
Tell us through support, and describe what you are trying to build. Often an existing connector, or the Custom API entry, can already get you there.
Ready to connect one? See Setting up a connector.