Integrations

Connect your day, and the interview asks better questions.

Connect the tools you work in, and underway reads them before it asks you anything: the fix that took all afternoon, the call that overran, the payment that landed at four.

Four rules for every connection.

  • 1. It shapes the questions, never the footage. Only you appear in an episode.
  • 2. You see what it gathered and tick what each episode may use.
  • 3. It can only look, never change anything. Keys are encrypted and deleted when you disconnect.
  • 4. Every connection works on every plan, free included. The Series plan adds one-tap posting to YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram and X, how many people saw each post, your own podcast feed, and WhatsApp messages that underway can send first. On Founder you post yourself, with the words written for you.

What shipped

The work itself, so the interview asks why it mattered, not what it was.

GitHub

Your next episode knows what you shipped, without you writing it down.

HOW TO CONNECT

In the app: Account, Connections, Connect GitHub. Allow it to read. About twenty seconds.

HOW YOU USE IT

Nothing else to do once it's connected. Every hour it reads new commits and groups them, so thirty pushes become the five things that moved. You tick what the interview may use.

WHAT IT SEES

Commit messages and times, their repositories, and pull requests you opened or merged.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your code. It reads messages, not diffs, and cannot change anything on your account.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

A note says "worked on auth". The commits say the token refresh took all afternoon, which is a question, not a topic. Every commit is kept too, so months later you can ask when something shipped.

A local repository

The same, for a project that never leaves your machine.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Open a folder, then pick the project. No account or key. Chrome and Edge only.

HOW YOU USE IT

It reads the commit log while the app is open, and catches up when you come back.

WHAT IT SEES

Commit messages and times from the repository's log.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your files. Nothing in the folder leaves your machine.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The simplest connection there is. Commit messages are the outline of a build day.

Linear

The work that never becomes a commit.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a personal API key from Linear's settings. Read-only.

HOW YOU USE IT

Issues you closed today appear on today's list in the app, one line each.

WHAT IT SEES

Issues you closed or moved, their titles and projects.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Comments or other people's issues. It cannot write to Linear.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Closing the ticket that has been open since March is a moment. The issue says so; the commit does not.

Vercel

The day something actually went live.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste an access token from Vercel. Read-only.

HOW YOU USE IT

Production deploys show on today's list, with a screenshot of the site after each, so the interview can ask what changed.

WHAT IT SEES

Production deployments, their times and the commit behind each.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Environment variables or logs. It cannot deploy or roll back.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Shipping and going live are different days. The day customers can see it is the one worth an episode.

Argos

Your own site, photographed once a day.

HOW TO CONNECT

Make a free Argos project (choose no Git), paste its token and name the page to photograph. About two minutes. Read-only.

HOW YOU USE IT

When your site looks different, today's list shows the before and after under Site, and you tick which pages count.

WHAT IT SEES

Screenshots of the pages you name, and which of them changed since the day before.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Anything behind a login, or your site's code. It cannot change your site.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

A new landing page is a decision you made in public. The day it went up is worth an episode, and the before is gone by the next morning.

Where episodes go

On the Series plan you post in one tap. On Founder the words are written for you and you post them yourself. Your episodes and channels stay yours.

YouTube

On Series, post an episode as a Short in one tap.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect YouTube. Sign in with Google and approve uploads to your channel.

HOW YOU USE IT

Press Post to YouTube on a finished episode. The title and description are written; edit them if you like. A whole season can go up in order into one playlist, a few a day, which is how episodes recorded in private come out.

WHAT IT SEES

Your channel name and the videos it uploaded.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your other videos, comments or analytics. It uploads and makes playlists, nothing else.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Shorts are where strangers find a numbered series, and a playlist puts every episode where people already look.

TikTok

On Series, post an episode to TikTok in one tap, to everyone or just your followers.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect TikTok. Approve posting to your account.

HOW YOU USE IT

Press Post to TikTok. You see the caption and choose who can see it, and whether it promotes a business, before anything is sent.

WHAT IT SEES

Your display name and the status of what it posted.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your feed, messages or followers.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

An episode is already portrait and captioned, the shape TikTok wants.

Instagram

On Series, post an episode as a Reel in one tap.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect Instagram. Sign in on a professional account and approve publishing.

HOW YOU USE IT

Press Post to Instagram. It goes up as a Reel with its caption, and to your feed too if you choose.

WHAT IT SEES

Your username and the posts it published.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your feed, your DMs or anyone else's account.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Same as TikTok: an episode is already the shape Reels want.

LinkedIn

On Series, post an episode with its LinkedIn post already written.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect LinkedIn. Approve posting to your profile.

HOW YOU USE IT

Press Post to LinkedIn. The post is first person, from your own words. Change a line if you want, then send.

WHAT IT SEES

Your name, your profile and the posts it made.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your feed, connections, messages or company pages.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Founders and investors are on LinkedIn, and a real episode with a real post is rare there.

X

On Series, post an episode with a thread written from your words, once you have checked it.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect X. Sign in as yourself. No developer app or credits needed.

HOW YOU USE IT

Press Post to X to see the thread in order, with the link if the episode is public. Nothing is sent until you press Post this to X. Post everywhere shows the thread first too.

WHAT IT SEES

Your handle and the posts it made.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your timeline, messages or followers. It cannot post until you confirm.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The thread is already written from your words. Checking it is the whole job.

Where it asks you

At a natural pause in your day, underway messages you in your own chat. Your reply sets up the recording. Nothing is recorded in the chat.

Slack

The channels you invite it to, read as context, and a DM when something looks worth an episode.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Add to Slack. Approve it for your workspace. About twenty seconds.

HOW YOU USE IT

Type /invite @underway in any channel and it reads what is said there, back through as much history as Slack keeps, and writes each channel's day into your context, so the interview can ask about the thread that went quiet. At a good moment, like work going live, a new email or a milestone, it sends one message with Film it, Tell me more and Not today. Reply with the topic, the length, and camera or podcast, and you get a link that opens underway ready to record. You can also ask it what you shipped on Tuesday. The Nudges switch turns it off.

WHAT IT SEES

The channels you invite it to (every message, kept as context), and your DM with it.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Any channel you have not invited it to. It posts only in its DM with you, never as you, and nothing from a channel becomes footage or goes public.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The commit that took all afternoon is worth thirty seconds now and a shrug hours later. Asked in the moment, it gets filmed.

WhatsApp

The same nudge on your phone, from underway's own number.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Link WhatsApp shows a six-character code. Send it to underway's number from your WhatsApp. You message first.

HOW YOU USE IT

The same buttons as Slack, and plain words: "a podcast today about the pricing call" or "what did I ship on Tuesday?" Questions get answers; a wish to record gets a link. On Founder you start each conversation; on Series and above it can message you first.

WHAT IT SEES

Only your chat with underway's number.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your other chats, contacts or groups. It writes only in that chat, never as you.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

A nudge that reaches you in a queue or on a walk is one you can answer.

Your meetings

Who you met and what was said, from tools you already use. Transcripts shape your questions and never become footage: nobody else's voice goes in an episode.

Google Calendar

So the interview can ask “what came out of the pricing call?”

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect Google Calendar. Approve read-only access to events.

HOW YOU USE IT

Meetings show on today's list with how long they ran, so the interview can ask about the one that overran.

WHAT IT SEES

Event titles, times and who was invited.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

What was said. It cannot add, move or cancel anything.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Who and when is usually enough for a good question, with nobody else's words involved.

Zoom

Transcripts of calls you recorded, so the interview knows what was decided.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect Zoom. Approve read-only access to your cloud recordings.

HOW YOU USE IT

Record to the cloud as usual. After the call, one line on what came out of it appears on today's list, for you to tick or not.

WHAT IT SEES

Transcripts of your own cloud recordings.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Calls you did not record or other people's recordings. It cannot join a call.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Decisions happen in meetings. Without this, the interview only knows there was one.

Fathom

The same, for meetings Fathom recorded.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste an API key from Fathom's settings.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each recorded meeting becomes one line: what it was and what came out of it.

WHAT IT SEES

Transcripts and summaries of your own Fathom recordings.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Anything live. Underway never records a meeting itself; that would capture people who never agreed to it.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

If Fathom is already in your calls, thirty seconds fills the biggest gap in what the interview knows.

Fireflies

The same, for meetings Fireflies recorded.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste an API key from Fireflies' settings.

HOW YOU USE IT

If Fathom and Fireflies both saw a call, it shows once.

WHAT IT SEES

Transcripts and summaries of your own Fireflies recordings.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Anything live, and no transcript ever goes in an episode.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Same as Fathom: the decision happened on the call, and now the interview can ask about it.

A transcripts folder

For recorders that save to disk, including Meet transcripts saved locally.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Open a folder, then pick where your recorder saves. Chrome and Edge only.

HOW YOU USE IT

Open the app and it reads any new transcript there.

WHAT IT SEES

New transcript files in that folder.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Anything outside it. Only the one-line note leaves your machine.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

It covers any recorder underway does not connect to directly.

What you were sent

Email, without reading your mailbox. You forward what matters, and newsletter tools share only your own sends and subscriber count.

A forwarding inbox

Forward the investor's reply or the supplier's quote, and your next episode knows.

HOW TO CONNECT

Nothing to connect. Account, Connections shows an address that is yours alone, like a1b2c3@in.underway.life.

HOW YOU USE IT

Forward an email by hand from any mail app. Or in Gmail, add the address under Settings, Forwarding (the confirmation code appears on today's list within a minute) and filter the senders that matter. Each email becomes one line on today's list, like “patent lawyer: the claims need narrowing before Friday”, for you to tick.

WHAT IT SEES

Only what you forward. Each email is read once to write that line, which stays on today's list so you can ask about it later. Newsletters, receipts and notifications from tools you already connect are set aside, listed on the card with the reason, and never used.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your mailbox. There is no Gmail connection, and the email itself is not stored.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Email is where the big news arrives. This reaches it without reading everything, and months later you can ask when the lawyer first raised it.

Kit

What you sent, and how many people are on your list.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a V4 API key from Kit's settings. Read-only.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each send becomes a line on today's list. Subscribers become a number you can set a target for, and it notices when you pass a hundred, a thousand, ten thousand.

WHAT IT SEES

Your broadcasts, their subjects and send times, and your subscriber count.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Subscribers' names or addresses. It cannot send anything.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The day the list passes a thousand is an episode. The count is shown to you and never steers the interview.

beehiiv

The same as Kit, for beehiiv.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste an API key and your publication id (it starts with pub_). Read-only.

HOW YOU USE IT

Posts become lines the day they go out; subscribers become a number with targets and milestones.

WHAT IT SEES

Your published posts and active subscriber count.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Individual subscribers. It cannot publish.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Same as Kit: a send is a day worth an episode.

Your working papers

The plan, the deck, the pricing sheet. You pick the files in Google's own chooser, and underway reads those and nothing else.

Google Drive

The files you pick, so the interview knows the day your plan or your pricing changed.

HOW TO CONNECT

Account, Connections, Connect Google Drive. Approve, then pick the files in Google's own file chooser. Pick more, or stop reading one, from the same card.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each file you pick becomes one line on today's list saying what it is. After that, any day one of them changes becomes one line saying what changed, like “Pricing 2027: added an annual plan at £150”, for you to tick.

WHAT IT SEES

Only the files you pick: Docs, Sheets (the first tab), Slides and plain text files read in full, PDFs and the rest by name and date.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Anything else in your Drive, which it has no permission to open. It cannot edit, share or delete a file, and nothing in one becomes footage.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The decision you wrote down at eleven at night is the one you forget to mention. The interview asks about it instead.

Who to interview

The interview is you hosting another founder on camera, and their audience is the distribution: they share the episode they are in. Finding the right guest is the hard part.

treg

Founders with an audience to invite on your show, found on your own treg key.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste your token from treg.to. Searches are paid from your own treg credit, about 75 cents at most each.

HOW YOU USE IT

On the interview page, say who you would like on and press Find guests. It finds founders like that on LinkedIn, keeps the ones with over 2,000 followers, reads their recent posts for a story, looks up their checked work email and writes the invite for you to edit and send from your own email.

WHAT IT SEES

Public LinkedIn profiles and posts of the people it finds, and their work email where one can be checked. Nobody in the UK or EU gets an email looked up.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your day, your episodes or anything you film. Nothing from it reaches the interview's questions, and underway never sends a founder's invites.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

One guest with an audience can bring more viewers in an hour than a month of posting into silence.

Your shop and studio

For makers, studios, artists and bands. Each is a key you make in your own account, with nobody's approval in between, and none of them ever shows who bought.

Shopify

Orders and new products in your shop.

HOW TO CONNECT

Make an app in Shopify's Dev Dashboard (about three minutes; underway walks you through it), then paste its client secret, your shop's address and its client ID. An older shpat_ token works too.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each order shows on today's list with what sold and the total, and sales count towards your revenue milestones.

WHAT IT SEES

Orders (number, total, items) and products you added.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Who bought, or anything about your customers. It cannot change your shop.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The piece that sold out in an hour is an episode. The order says so before you would think to.

Gumroad

Sales of your digital work.

HOW TO CONNECT

Create an application in Gumroad's settings and paste the access token it makes.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each sale shows on today's list with the product and the amount, and sales count towards your revenue milestones.

WHAT IT SEES

Sales, amounts and which product.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Who bought. Gumroad's tokens can change things, so underway only ever reads.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The first sale of a new preset pack is the moment to ask what you made and who it was for.

Squarespace

Orders and new products on your Squarespace shop.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a read-only Developer API key from Squarespace's settings. Needs a plan with a shop.

HOW YOU USE IT

Orders show on today's list, and count towards your revenue milestones.

WHAT IT SEES

Orders (number, total, items) and products you added.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Who bought. It cannot change your site.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

A good week in the shop is a question worth asking: what changed?

Patreon

New patrons and the posts you publish.

HOW TO CONNECT

Create a client on Patreon's developer page and paste the creator's token. Paste its refresh details too and it renews itself.

HOW YOU USE IT

New patrons and your posts show on today's list.

WHAT IT SEES

New patrons and their tier, and your posts' titles.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Who your patrons are. It cannot post or message anyone.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Passing a hundred patrons, or putting the new track out to them first, is an episode.

Printful

Orders Printful made and shipped for you.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a store token from Printful's developer page, with read access to orders.

HOW YOU USE IT

Orders started, shipped or held up show beside what shipped today.

WHAT IT SEES

Each order's status and how many items.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your customers' details. It cannot place or cancel orders.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The first batch going out the door is a moment; an order stuck on hold is a question.

Figma

The design files you changed.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a personal access token from Figma's security settings, and your team's page address.

HOW YOU USE IT

Files you changed, versions you named and new comments show on today's list beside your Drive files.

WHAT IT SEES

File names, the projects they sit in, named versions and comments.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

The designs themselves. It cannot edit a file.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

Three versions of a cover in one afternoon is a story: which one won, and why.

Your numbers

The pulse of the business. The day the first payment lands is an episode, and you will be too busy to write it down.

Stripe

Payments since your last episode.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a restricted, read-only key. Underway tells you which permissions to tick.

HOW YOU USE IT

New payments show on today's list, and revenue becomes a number you can set a target for.

WHAT IT SEES

Payments, amounts and who paid, so the interview can ask about the first one.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Card numbers. It cannot charge or refund.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

“Who paid you first?” beats anything you'd remember to write down.

Whop

New members and payments from your Whop store.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste an API key from your Whop dashboard. Read-only.

HOW YOU USE IT

New members and payments show on today's list, and membership becomes a number you can set a target for.

WHAT IT SEES

New memberships and payments in your own store, and who joined.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Other stores. It cannot sell, refund or change anything.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The first member is the first customer, and that is an episode.

Plausible

Today's visitors and pageviews.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste an API key and your site's domain.

HOW YOU USE IT

When traffic moves, today's list says so and the interview can ask why. Visitors in 30 days are a milestone you can set a goal for.

WHAT IT SEES

Total visitor and pageview counts.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Individual visitors; Plausible has none.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

A launch shows up here as a spike before anywhere else.

PostHog

Usage since your last episode.

HOW TO CONNECT

Paste a personal API key and your project id.

HOW YOU USE IT

When something spikes, your next episode can be about why.

WHAT IT SEES

Total event counts for your project.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Individual users' data. It cannot change anything in PostHog.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

It tells you whether last week's feature is being used this week.

Meta ads

What your Facebook and Instagram ads did each day.

HOW TO CONNECT

Sign in with Facebook and choose the ad accounts that count. Read-only. Meta is still reviewing underway's access, so for now it's open to a small test group: email us to join.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each day the ads ran becomes one line, like “'Founders US' spent £24, reached 812 people, 6 leads at £4 each”, and an ad Meta rejects becomes a line too. Leads and sign-ups from ads become numbers you can set a target for, and the first lead is a milestone.

WHAT IT SEES

Spend, people reached, clicks, leads, sign-ups, trials started and purchases per campaign, and which ads Meta turned down and why.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Your ads' audiences or the people who clicked. It cannot create, pause, change or pay for an ad.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The week the ads start bringing in leads, or the day one is rejected, is an episode. These are your business's numbers, not how many people watched your episodes.

Google Search Console

How your site did in Google search, a day at a time.

HOW TO CONNECT

Sign in with Google and choose the site that counts. Read-only. Google is still reviewing underway's access, so for now it's open to a small test group: email us to join.

HOW YOU USE IT

Each day becomes one line once Google has settled it, about three days on, like “Google search, Friday 2 October: yoursite.com showed 412 times and got 9 clicks, average position 14.2. Most searched: 'build in public app'”. Clicks and times shown in 28 days are milestones you can set a goal for.

WHAT IT SEES

Clicks, times shown, average position and the searches that found your site.

WHAT IT NEVER SEES

Who searched. It cannot change anything in Search Console or on your site.

WHY IT IS WORTH IT

The first week people find you on Google without being sent is an episode, and Google's own five-clicks email is a milestone you will see here first.

What no connection can see

How the day felt. That part comes from you: a voice note on a walk, a quick clip to camera, a screenshot. It’s the half that matters most.

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