Diagnose a product problem
Why did activation or signups change?
Bring product analytics together with support and customer language, then turn the finding into a testable brief.
Integrations / 01
Any signal.
From anywhere.
51 native connections, plus every route into your product context.
Start with the question you need to answer, then connect the sources that contain the evidence.
The providers below are examples, not requirements. Specky ingests OAuth-connected tools, API-key sources, internal systems, webhooks, files, URLs, and browser captures into one living Product Graph.
- OAuth, API keys, and webhooks
- Files, URLs, and browser capture
Product Graph
One living evidence layer
Syncing live
Specky
Slack signal connected
Click a source to trace its path into the graph five live routes
“But we don't use Gong / Pendo / Jira.”
Doesn't matter. Those are examples of common signal sources. If your team runs on Trello + Zoom + spreadsheets + customer emails, all of that lands in the graph just the same — through the methods below.
Start with the job
Connect the evidence behind the decision.
You do not need to know which integration to choose first. Pick the product question or workflow you want to improve; Specky will show you the useful sources.
Keep customer voice close
Capture what customers actually said.
Make calls, support conversations, and inbound messages searchable evidence instead of isolated transcripts and inboxes.
Move from decision to delivery
Give engineering the why, not just the ticket.
Push grounded product work into the tracker your team already uses, with the evidence and acceptance criteria attached.
Bring the long tail
Your stack does not need to look like ours.
Use APIs, webhooks, files, URLs, browser capture, or MCP when the source is internal or not on the list.
Bring data from anywhere
Nine ways into the Product Graph
OAuth covers six common providers. Everything else gets in via API keys, webhooks, files, URLs, the browser, MCP, or the AI itself.
Native connections
The shortcuts, if you use them.
51+ live connections across communication, docs, engineering, CRM, analytics, and customer-success tools. Some use one-click OAuth; others use an API key, bot token, or secure webhook.
Communication
Where your team already talks
Capture decisions, threads, and emails the moment they happen — without changing how anyone works.
Docs & knowledge
Where your team already writes
Pages, boards, and design surfaces stay editable in-place — and queryable in chat.
Engineering
Discovery to delivery, one loop
Specky-generated tickets land directly in your tracker. Engineering progress flows back to the roadmap.
Customer & analytics
The voice of the customer
CRM context, call transcripts, product analytics, and error streams — citable in PRDs and available when you investigate a product question or review an outcome.
Voice & support
Phone agents and WhatsApp, in the same graph
fonio.ai and ElevenLabs bring voice conversations into the graph. Chatarmin brings inbound WhatsApp feedback, while Help Scout and JustCall cover support and calls — each with a public setup page you can share.
Capture & social
Beyond the workspace
Browser-based intel and social channels — none of it stays trapped in its source app.
On the roadmap
Native shortcuts shipping next
Even before they ship natively, all of these can already feed Specky via REST, webhooks, or file import.
OneDrive / SharePoint
Microsoft document stores alongside Google Drive.
Dovetail / Productboard
Pull existing research and feedback archives in one shot.
Chorus
Call recordings and transcripts from teams using Chorus instead of Gong.
Front / Aircall
Support conversations and call history from additional customer-service platforms.
Snowplow
Warehouse-style behavioural data for teams that do not use the analytics sources above.
Your internal tool
Use Custom API, webhooks, file import, or MCP today — native shortcuts are optional.
Common questions
So… do I need any of these tools?
We don't use Gong, Pendo, or PostHog. Does Specky still work?
Yes. Those are examples we name often because they're common — they're not requirements. If you have call recordings somewhere else (Zoom, Otter, internal tool, even raw transcripts in a folder), drop them in via file upload, URL paste, or the REST API. The graph treats them identically.
We have an internal tool with our own data — can Specky see it?
Yes, through the REST API or a webhook. Push events whenever you want, format them as typed signals, and they show up in the graph alongside everything else. The Custom API connector also lets you point Specky at any REST endpoint and have it pull on a schedule.
Most of our customer feedback is in emails and spreadsheets.
Connect Gmail or Outlook for ongoing capture, drop CSVs in via the file upload, and paste URLs of any wiki pages you want pulled in. Specky parses, dedupes, and clusters them automatically.
Can I bring data in by writing code?
Yes — every workspace gets an API key from Settings → API. Use it to POST signals, fetch the graph, run custom workflows, or expose Specky to your own internal tooling.
Does Specky write data back into our tools?
Yes, where the connection supports it and you approve the action. Drafted tickets push to Jira, Linear, GitHub, Microsoft Planner, Azure DevOps, Trello, or Shortcut; PRDs round-trip with Notion and Confluence; campaigns publish to LinkedIn and Instagram. Zapier and n8n receive signed workflow events, and their results can come back through a private Specky capture webhook. For anything not natively supported, outbound webhooks fire on events you choose.
Every connection and capture surface, A–Z
Each one has its own page: what it brings in or sends out, how the data actually flows, and the setup end to end.
- Amplitude
- Asana
- Azure DevOps
- Chatarmin
- Chrome Extension
- ClickUp
- Confluence
- Custom API
- Datadog
- Discord
- ElevenLabs
- Figma
- fonio.ai
- Freshdesk
- Gainsight
- GitHub
- Gong
- Google Workspace
- Granola
- Help Scout
- HubSpot
- Intercom
- Jira
- JustCall
- Launchnotes
- Linear
- Loom
- Microsoft Planner
- Microsoft Teams
- Miro
- Mixpanel
- n8n
- Notion
- Outlook
- Pendo
- PostHog
- Product Hunt
- Salesforce
- Segment
- Sentry
- Shortcut
- Slack
- SMS
- Snowflake
- Stripe
- Telegram
- Trello
- Typeform
- Zapier
- Zendesk
- Zoom
Whatever's in your stack — bring it.
Connect what you have with one click. For anything else, the API, webhooks, and import tools are right there waiting. If your team uses something we haven't named, we'd still love to hear about it.