Pythe

Connectors

Connect Google, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, GitHub, Stripe and PostHog. What each one lets Pythe read, what your team can do in it, and how tokens are kept.

  • Connectors overview: Connect once and Pythe reads your numbers and your employees can act in the app, always with your approval. Tokens stay on the server and are never put on a computer.
  • Google and Gmail sending: Google is a connector, not your sign-in. Connecting it never replaces your Pythe session, and the connected account can differ from the one you sign in with.
  • Stripe, PostHog and what to measure: Connect Stripe and PostHog so the plan and the weekly review use your real numbers. “What to measure” helps you decide which few numbers matter at your stage.
  • Slack, Notion and HubSpot: Connect once and your team can post updates, write pages and keep your CRM current, each with your approval. Pythe can also push digests, alerts and exports.
  • GitHub and GitLab: Connect GitHub so an Engineer can clone private repos, branch, run tests and open issues and pull requests, each after your approval. GitLab is read-only.