Integration graph — who verifiably connects to whomIntegration graph
Who verifiably connects to whom — every edge carries a verbatim quote from collected evidence (hover any chip to read it).
Most connected
By arena
Startup Banking
Project Management
Code Hosting
AI Coding Agents
Edge & App Platforms
Frontend Frameworks
Product Feedback & Intent
Team Chat
Online Payments
CRM
AI Assistants
Workflow Automation
Observability & Monitoring
Design & Prototyping
Incident Management & On-call
Classic pairings — the interconnects everyone expects, checked against our evidenceClassic pairings
34 pairings the industry simply expects, checked against the evidence graph: 22 verified · 12 no evidence found yet.
What does “no evidence yet” mean?
Exactly that: our corpus hasn’t surfaced a quote for the pairing — never a claim that the integration doesn’t exist. A pairing renders as verified only when an evidence-backed edge with a verbatim quote exists in the graph; the unverified half is our evidence-coverage to-do list.
How edges are found and verified
Edges come from each product’s collected evidence corpus — its docs, GitHub, community posts, and (for the most-connected products) its official integrations-directory page, which we crawl as a first-party source: an exact-name prefilter finds mentions of other tracked products, an LLM classifies each mention (real integration vs comparison vs coincidence), and every kept edge’s quote is verified verbatim against its evidence item in code — unverifiable ones are dropped. A missing edge means no evidence of an integration was found in our corpus — never that two products don’t integrate.