Integrations · plug your stack, not change it

Plug your stack. Don't change it.

I sit on top of the tools you already run. Your calendar, your email, your CRM, chat, your task tracker, your files. Twenty integrations that work end to end today, connected in about two minutes through secure OAuth. No migration, no data freeze, and then the recap writes itself into your CRM and the tasks land where your team already works.

20 integrations, end to end2 min to connectOAuth, revoke any time
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Connected

Your stack, on

Nothing migrated. Everything talking.

Calendar connectedGoogle · Outlookon
Email connectedGmail · Outlookon
CRM connectedHubSpot · Zoho · Attioon
Work connectedSlack · Linear · Notionon
Twenty, end to end

The apps you live in, already on the list.

Not forty logos that quietly open a support ticket. Twenty integrations that do the whole job, from your side to theirs, live in the product today.

20integrations that work end to end, today
Google CalendarGoogle Calendar
OutlookOutlook
GmailGmail
HubSpotHubSpot
ZohoZoho
AttioAttio
NotionNotion
SlackSlack
Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft Teams
Google DriveGoogle Drive
Mem0
LinearLinear
AsanaAsana
ClickUpClickUp
TrelloTrello
MondayMonday
DropboxDropbox
OneDriveOneDrive
BoxBox

Video runs a little differently. Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex and Whereby are not connections you toggle. The Heidi bot joins from your invite, records and transcribes any call, and live capture is free on Core.

More land in the catalogue every month, and API, webhooks and Zapier are on the way.

Six ways I plug in

Not just connected. Useful.

Each integration is a job I do for you inside a tool you already pay for, not a checkbox on a list. Pick a category to see exactly what happens and what it costs.

Every call, captured

Works on · free on Core

Half your relationships happen live, so I need to be in the room. The Heidi bot joins from your calendar invite as a visible participant, records and transcribes any call in 18 languages, and scores the room while it is still happening. In person and voice memos are captured straight from the mic, no bot.

ZoomZoomGoogle MeetGoogle MeetMicrosoft TeamsMicrosoft TeamsWebexWebexWhereby

Video platforms are captured through the bot, not connected like the others. Live capture is free on Core.

HeidiA note-taker “integrates” by dumping a transcript into a folder. I integrate by doing the actual job inside the tool you already pay for.
Two minutes, no migration

Pick your tools.
Authorise. Done.

No rip and replace, no freezing the CRM while something migrates, no IT ticket sitting in a queue.

1

Connect

Pick the tools you already use. One click each, no IT ticket.

2

Authorise

Secure OAuth through one consent screen. No password ever shared with me.

3

Work

Recaps in, tasks out, contacts imported. Automatically, from the next meeting on.

2 min
to connect your whole stack
OAuth
on every connection, revoke any time
0
data migrated, frozen or broken
HeidiNo rip and replace, no “freeze the CRM while we migrate.” Two minutes and I am live on top of everything.
Before / after

Same stack.
Two completely different Fridays.

You keep every tool. The only difference is whether you are the integration between them.

Friday afternoon CRM hygiene. Every week. Forever.

Action items agreed on a call, then lost between channels.

You are the integration between eight tools.

“New tool” means migration, training and a month of chaos.

The team's Slack never hears what was decided.

Your inbox is a second job nobody accounted for.

In practice

What it looks like on a Tuesday.

Not a diagram of arrows between logos. The actual sequence, on an actual afternoon.

Your 3pm is on the calendar. I read it yesterday and sent your brief.

2:58 PM
Google CalendarcalendarGoogle or Outlook. It is what makes the prep possible.

I join the Zoom from the invite. Everyone sees the participant.

3:00 PM
ZoommeetingsCaptured, transcribed and scored while it is still happening.

The call ends. You stand up.

3:32 PM
HubSpotcrmThe recap is already a note in HubSpot. You typed nothing.

Two commitments were made on the call.

3:33 PM
LineartasksThey are in Linear with owners, and the recap has posted to Slack.

The follow-up needs sending.

3:35 PM
GmailemailDrafted in your voice in Gmail. One read, one click.
HeidiEight tools, one afternoon, zero fields typed by hand. That is the whole pitch, really.
Who it's for

Who benefits most from connecting?

Anyone currently acting as the glue between their own software.

Deals updated in HubSpot without the CRM hygiene hour

Follow-ups drafted in Gmail before you have left the call

Contacts imported from HubSpot so nothing starts empty

Recaps in Slack, so your manager stops asking

More than a connector list

Not another tool that
“integrates.”

Most tools mean one of two things by integration. I mean a third: I do the actual job inside the tool you already run.

A note-takerdrops a transcript in a folder and calls it an integration.
An automation builderhands you the pipes and lets you build and maintain it yourself.
An all-in-one suiteasks you to rip out everything and start again from scratch.
Heidi
Heidi

I sit on top of the stack you already run and do the work inside it. Two minutes of OAuth, nothing migrated, nothing to rebuild.

Your tools stay yours. They just stop needing you to update them by hand.

Safe across every connection

Secure OAuth on every connection, so you never share a password with me.

Encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold, scoped to what each tool needs.

Never used to train anyone else's AI, and disconnect any tool in one click.

They said it, not me

Teams who kept their stack and got their Fridays back.

It just slotted into our stack. No migration, no drama. Our HubSpot finally feels alive, recaps and tasks flow in on their own, and nobody updates fields by hand anymore.

Marine, Lyon, France
RevOps lead
HeidiYour CRM was always fine. It just needed someone to actually fill it in.

Two minutes to connect, and the action items started landing in Linear with owners. I stopped being the person who transcribes decisions into tickets.

Tomas, Lisbon, Portugal
Team lead
HeidiThat job was never a good use of you.
Which integration next?

Which tool should I connect next?

The catalogue grows continuously, and what people actually ask for gets built first. Tell me what your stack is missing.

Name the tool your team lives in. The most requested ones ship first.

Plans

What's included on each plan?

Connecting your tools and pushing recaps out is not gated. Some of what I do through them is.

Core

€49.90/mo

€40.84/mo billed annually

  • Connect your stack, not gated
  • Push recaps and tasks out
  • Calendar and meeting capture
  • Free live capture on Core
Most connect here

Pulse

€89.90/mo

€74.17/mo billed annually

  • Everything in Core
  • CRM, email, tasks and cloud files
  • Send email from Heidi, import contacts
  • Smart Prep and workflows

Prime

€149.90/mo

€124.17/mo billed annually

  • Everything in Pulse
  • The full Team view
  • Priority on the catalogue roadmap
  • API and webhooks, coming soon
Straight answers

The questions teams actually ask.

Updated August 2, 2026

The full picture

Integrations are the plumbing.

Twelve features, one Meeting OS. Here is where this one sits, and the two it feeds most directly.

Keep your stack

Keep your stack. Add me.

Fourteen days of the full Prime experience, €0 today. Connect your tools in two minutes and watch them get smarter.

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Twelve things I do. Which one made you stop scrolling?

Ten seconds, and I'll go first.

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