Connect the apps you already use
51 apps and built-in steps. Sign in once, then any command can start from one app and act in the others, without mapping fields or writing code.
Messaging
5
Scheduling
4
CRM and sales
5
Commerce and payments
3
Marketing and content
9
Files and docs
6
Project management
7
Developer
5
Built in
4Two apps, one sentence
What people connect first. Each one is a command you can start from.
Gmail + Telegram
When an email from a client arrives in Gmail, summarise it and send it to me on Telegram.
Stripe + Slack
When a Stripe payment fails, post the customer and amount in Slack #billing.
Calendly + Gmail
When someone books a call on Calendly, email them what to prepare from Gmail.
Shopify + Google Sheets
When a new Shopify order comes in, add it to my orders sheet.
Telegram + Notion
When I send my Telegram bot an idea, save it to my Notion ideas page with today’s date.
GitHub + Slack
When a GitHub release is published, post plain-language notes in #product.
If it has an API or webhooks, it works
Point a command at your own API with Custom API, or let any app start a command by sending to its webhook link. Tell us which app you want next and we’ll look at it.
About connecting apps
Most apps connect by signing in with that app, the same way you log in anywhere else. You don’t type that password into Commands.io. A few, like any IMAP inbox or your own API, use a password or key you paste once.