Skills & Connectors

Connector catalog

Every connector you can add to a MeDo app, grouped by what it is for: communication, Google, marketing, productivity, sales, and commerce.

Updated 2026-10-19

A connector links a MeDo app to an account you already use — your inbox, your calendar, your spreadsheets, your team chat, your task board, your CRM, or your payment account. MeDo calls the service through the connection you approved, and the app shows the real data that comes back.

Connectors are one kind of Skill. The difference is the account: a normal Skill runs on MeDo's own capacity, while a connector runs against your account and only sees what that account can see. See Skills & Connectors for the shared behaviour — how to find them, how to call them, and what they cost.

This page lists the connectors that are generally available today, grouped the way they are grouped in the product. Each one has its own guide with build examples and connection steps.

Communication

Bring conversations and meetings into an app.

  • Gmail — search and read a connected mailbox, send reviewed plain-text email, and organize messages with existing labels.
  • Outlook — search and read a Microsoft mailbox, send reviewed plain-text email, browse calendars, check free/busy time, and create or update events after confirmation.
  • Slack — find channels, search workspace messages, read recent channel history, and post a reviewed update.
  • Discord — post order, booking, and form alerts through your own bot, show a channel's latest messages, and list the servers and channels the bot can reach.
  • Calendly — show event types and available times, list booked meetings, create single-use booking links, and cancel a confirmed meeting.

Google

Work with the Google account your app is built on.

  • Gmail — search and read a connected mailbox, send reviewed plain-text email, and organize messages with existing labels.
  • Google Calendar — browse selected calendars, create and update events, and confirm schedule changes.
  • Google Sheets — read selected spreadsheet ranges, look up rows, append entries, and save reviewed cell changes.
  • Google Drive — find files and folders, create text or folders, upload from a URL, download, move, copy, overwrite, and trash an item after confirmation.
  • Google Docs — search documents, read title or plaintext, create or copy, append markdown, fill placeholders, and replace a whole document after confirmation.
  • Google Slides — create presentations from text, add slides to an existing deck, copy a template and fill its placeholders, find a deck by title, read slide text, and show slide previews.
  • Google Search Console — list verified properties, read search performance, inspect a URL, and review sitemap status.
  • Google Analytics — read GA4 traffic reports and live visitors, look up a web stream measurement ID, and add tracking to the app.
  • Google Ads — list accounts, read performance reports, look up campaigns, and create reviewed paused Search drafts.

Marketing

Work with the site's traffic, search visibility, and advertising accounts.

  • Google Search Console — list verified properties, read search performance, inspect a URL, and review sitemap status.
  • Google Analytics — read GA4 traffic reports and live visitors, look up a web stream measurement ID, and add tracking to the app.
  • Google Ads — list accounts, read performance reports, look up campaigns, and create reviewed paused Search drafts.

Productivity

Read and update the structured records your team already keeps.

  • Google Drive — find files and folders, create text or folders, upload from a URL, download, move, copy, overwrite, and trash an item after confirmation.
  • Google Docs — search documents, read title or plaintext, create or copy, append markdown, fill placeholders, and replace a whole document after confirmation.
  • Google Slides — create presentations from text, add slides to an existing deck, copy a template and fill its placeholders, find a deck by title, read slide text, and show slide previews.
  • Google Sheets — read selected spreadsheet ranges, look up rows, append entries, and save reviewed cell changes.
  • Asana — browse workspaces and projects, search tasks, and create or update reviewed tasks.
  • Airtable — inspect bases and tables, browse and filter records, and create, update, or delete reviewed record batches.
  • ClickUp — navigate workspaces, spaces, folders, and lists, then browse, create, and update reviewed tasks.
  • Monday — browse boards, groups, and items, find items by status, and create, update, move, comment on, archive, or delete reviewed items.
  • Jira — browse projects, boards, and sprints, find issues with JQL or filters, and create, edit, transition, assign, or comment on reviewed issues.
  • Notion — search shared pages and databases, read page content and properties, query a database, and create pages, add rows, append content, or update properties after confirmation.
  • OneDrive — browse and search files, save notes and generated Word, PowerPoint, Excel, or PDF files, move, copy, or delete items (deletes after confirmation), and share a file or folder by link or with named people.
  • Microsoft Excel — find or create workbooks in your OneDrive, manage worksheets, read and update cell ranges, and add rows to a table after confirmation.

Developer

Build the app from the design files, tokens, and components your team already has.

  • Figma — read a design file's page and frame tree, components, component sets, styles, design tokens, rendered images, and prototype flows, and use them to build the app.

Sales

Give a customer-facing workflow the context it needs.

  • HubSpot — search contacts, companies, and deals in a connected CRM and combine the results with notes stored in your app.
  • Zoho CRM — list and search leads, contacts, accounts, and deals, read related records, and create or update reviewed records.
  • Intercom — search conversations and contacts, open a thread, and send a confirmed reply or ticket from a connected Intercom workspace.

Commerce

Take payments in the app with the merchant account you already have.

  • Stripe — accept one-time payments with Stripe Checkout using your own Stripe account, verify payments server-side, and keep order records in the app.
  • PayPal — accept one-time PayPal payments with your own PayPal Business account, let signed-in buyers check their orders, and issue admin full refunds.
  • Waffo Pancake — accept one-time payments and subscriptions with your own Waffo account, with Waffo handling sales tax as the merchant of record, and issue admin full refunds.

Connectors that are not on this page

More connectors are in development and are added here once they are generally available.