3,000+ integrations.
Pondros works the tools you already run — from Slack, by asking. Read-only until an admin says otherwise. Browse the directory.
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How it works
Connect it once. Then just ask.
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An admin connects the tools
Workspace tools are connected once, by someone who is allowed to. Google Calendar and Drive are per person, because the documents Pondros makes are yours and land in your own Drive.
02
You ask in Slack
No canvas, no workflow builder, no second app to learn. You ask the way you would ask a colleague, in the channel or thread you were already in.
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It reads. Writes stay off
Every connection starts read-only, and stays that way until an admin turns writes on for that one app. Pondros builds the read allowlist from the app's own tool list, and anything it does not recognise is refused rather than allowed.
Built in
Built in, not bolted on.
These we wrote ourselves, and it shows: not a generic connector wearing a logo, but one that knows what a meeting is, what a promise is, and whose Drive the document belongs in.
Slack
Where the whole thing lives. Capture asks from any channel, chase tasks to done, and get your digest where the team already works.
Workspace
Google Calendar
Knows what is on today, who is in the room, and what was promised last time you met them.
Per person
Google Drive
Docs, sheets and decks Pondros makes for you land in your own Drive, owned by you.
Per person
Microsoft Teams
Capture asks, answer from your board, and get reminders in Teams.
Workspace
ClickUp
Mirror your tasks into ClickUp lists. Keep the board you already run.
Workspace
Asana
Mirror your tasks into Asana projects. Keep the board you already run.
Workspace
Granola
Keep using Granola — its notes and their action items come here.
Workspace
Stripe
Live MRR, churn and failed payments, so a report uses real numbers instead of placeholders. Reads a restricted key you make.
Workspace
Claude MCP
Read from any tool that runs an MCP server, without waiting for us to build it.
Workspace
Connect any app
Three thousand more apps through Pipedream, so Pondros works in the tools you already run.
Workspace
Every meeting app, no bot in any of them.
Pondros captures your computer's audio rather than joining the call, so Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Webex and a call you take in the room all work the same, and nothing shows up in the participant list.
Pondros listens through your computer’s audio, so it never sends a bot into the call.
MCP
Read from any MCP server.
Four are built in and any HTTPS MCP server works, so you do not have to wait for us to build the one you need. You paste a token you scoped yourself.
Integration Directory
3,000+ apps through Pipedream, connected by an admin in a click. This is the shortlist we put in front of a new workspace — the search inside Pondros runs over the whole catalogue.
Bring your old notes in.
Import from Granola, Notion, and Apple Notes, or just paste.
Control
Read-only by default. Writes are a decision.
An allowlist, not a blocklist
When an app is connected we read its own list of tools and enable only the ones we can identify as reads. Anything unfamiliar — including something the provider adds tomorrow — is off. A blocklist would quietly permit every verb nobody thought of.
Only an admin turns writes on
Per connection, never in bulk, and never by default. Connecting a workspace tool is itself admin-only, because it changes where your work can travel. Calendar and Drive are the exception: each person connects their own.
What we cannot promise
A connected account is an OAuth grant, and there is no read-only version of one to ask for. So this is what we request and what we enable — not a claim that we can catch a write in flight. What we can tell you is that any connection can be revoked, from Pondros or from the tool itself.
Questions
Do we have to move off ClickUp or Asana?
No, and you should not. Pondros is not a place to keep tasks. It works the board you already have, pushing what it captures into ClickUp or Asana, and it deliberately does not build recurring tasks, dependencies, templates or time tracking.
Who can connect a tool?
A workspace admin. Connecting a tool changes where your workspace's data can travel, so it is an admin decision rather than a personal preference. Google Calendar and Google Drive are the exception: those are connected by each person for themselves, because the documents Pondros creates are owned by you in your own Drive.
Is it read-only?
Every connection starts read-only, and an admin can turn writes on for one app at a time. The read allowlist is built from that app's own list of tools, so a tool we do not recognise is refused rather than allowed. We are describing what we ask for, not a guarantee we can enforce: once an app is connected, the calls are dispatched by the model to the provider, and we cannot intercept one mid-flight.
Does Pondros see our passwords or API keys?
For the 3,000+ app catalogue, no. That connection is an OAuth grant held by Pipedream, our connector provider, and its own screen tells you so while you make it. For Stripe you paste a restricted key you create and can revoke, and for an MCP server you paste a token you scope yourself.
What if the tool we use is not listed?
The list on this page is a shortlist. The search inside Pondros runs over the whole catalogue of 3,000+ apps, so check there first. If it genuinely is not there, tell us and we will tell you straight rather than promise a date.
Does a bot join our calls to take notes?
No. Pondros listens through your computer's own audio, so nothing appears in the participant list and nobody has to approve a bot first. That also means it works the same in Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Webex or a phone call in the room.
Are you SOC 2 certified?
SOC 2 is in progress. We would rather say that than imply a certificate we do not hold yet.
Start in Slack.
Free to start, no credit card. Your next meeting is the demo.
Free to start, no credit card