Connections

Your calendar, your books, your listing, connected.

27 ready connections to the software you already pay for, 1,400+ within reach.

What this covers

27 ready connections today

Scheduling, accounting, listings, reviews, email, and ads are covered from day one.

1,400+ systems within reach

The catalog keeps growing, reviewed before it reaches a workspace.

A catalog you search

Grouped by what each tool does, so you look for your books, not a vendor name.

Yours or your whole team

Connect a tool for just you, or share it with the workspace, per connection.

Nothing switches on by itself

Every connection waits for the owner to authorize it before anything can move.

How it works

Carcin connects to the software a business already pays for: its calendar, its books, its listing, its reviews, its email, its ads. You search a catalog grouped by what each tool does rather than who makes it, and connecting one hands Carcin the things that tool can do. 27 connections are ready today and 1,400+ more sit within reach, reviewed before any one is switched on. Connect a tool for just yourself or for the whole workspace, and nothing moves until you authorize it.

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A searchable catalog of connections. One, your books, is connected with a check, and a panel shows the tools it unlocks, each checked, with a choice to keep it private or share it with the team.
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Connections FAQ

01Do I have to connect everything at once?
No. Connect one tool and Carcin gains the things that tool can do. You add the rest whenever you want, and the catalog shows what each new connection would unlock.
02Can I connect a tool for just myself?
Yes. When you connect something you choose whether it is yours alone or shared with the whole workspace, and you can change that per connection. What you keep private stays private to you.
03What happens if a connection drops?
It shows up as an action waiting for you, instead of a job that quietly stalls. Carcin checks your connections, and when one needs you to sign in again, it tells you which one and what it blocks.
04Can Carcin work in my code repository?
Yes, if you connect one. Carcin can read and change files and open a pull request, and opening it takes one approval from you. Nothing lands in your repository without that approval.

Put it to work.

Start with a private workspace. Tell Carcin about your business and review the work it proposes.

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Free workspace · No card required · Starter credits included