Getyn Connectors
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Getyn.dev supports custom APIs, MCP servers, webhooks, and custom integrations so you can connect virtually any platform. Configure it once and use it across every app you build.
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A connector links an external service to your Getyn app. You add your credentials once, and Getyn stores them securely on the server side — they never reach the browser.
From there, just ask Getyn in plain English to build the feature ("charge customers with Stripe", "post new signups to Slack") and it wires up the integration for you.
Yes. You're not limited to this list — Getyn supports custom APIs, MCP servers, and webhooks, so you can connect virtually any platform.
Configure it once and reuse it across every app you build.
Connectors use OAuth, API keys, webhooks, or MCP, depending on the provider. Each connector's detail page lists the method it uses.
No. You describe what you want and Getyn generates the integration code, UI, and server logic. You can always open and export the code if you want to go deeper.
Yes — once a connector's credentials are in place, Getyn's AI writes the calls, handles errors, and builds the interface. You review the result live in the preview.
Absolutely. Point Getyn at your own REST API, GraphQL endpoint, or MCP server and it will build against it just like any listed connector.
Server keys are encrypted and stored server-side, and are injected into your app's backend at runtime. They are never exposed to the browser or bundled into client code.
Webhook connectors let external services notify your app of events in real time. MCP connectors let Getyn talk to any Model Context Protocol server, unlocking tools and data that aren't on this list yet.