Connect the tools you already use
Bring Slack, GitHub, Notion and more into your app — just by describing what should happen. React to what those tools do, and add custom server-side power when you need it. The AI writes and checks it for you.
Build & extend
An integrated stack, not a pile of plugins
Kliv's commerce, agents, integrations, and custom logic are built to work together. You're not gluing services to a website builder — you describe what you need and the pieces compose into real functionality, all managed for you.
One loop, end to end
Integration platforms sell you the arrows between boxes. Kliv owns the boxes too — so the whole loop, from event to action, is one described system.
Something happens
A message lands in Slack, an issue opens in GitHub, a deal moves in HubSpot — or a customer does something in your own app. Kliv listens for the events you care about; you describe which ones.
Your function runs
The response is a real server-side TypeScript function with a typed Kliv SDK. The AI writes it, the compiler holds it to the SDK's actual surface, and it runs on Kliv's infrastructure — not in someone's browser tab.
It reads and writes your data
The function works with the same database, files, and customer records as the rest of your app — behind the same permission rules. No API keys to your own backend, no glue code between you and yourself.
It acts back out
Post the Slack reply, create the Trello card, update the deal, send the email on your template. Credentials live in the vault; the function says what to do without ever holding them.
Or it starts on a clock
Not everything begins with an event. Scheduled jobs run the same functions on a cron — the weekly digest, the nightly sync — with a run history that shows what happened while you weren't looking.
This is the part a pile of plugins can't do: the Calendly booking, your function, your database, and your email template are one system — which is why an event in one tool can gate a page in your app without a line of glue.
Everything your app needs to reach further
Connect, react, and extend — described in plain language, built by AI.
The tools you already use, connected
Slack, GitHub, Notion, HubSpot, Trello, Discord, Calendly, Mailchimp — connect your accounts and your app can act in them. Credentials stay in a secure vault, never in your code, and you control what each connection is allowed to do.
React to the outside world
A new message, a new issue, a new booking — your app can respond the moment it happens in a connected tool. Describe what should happen and Kliv listens for the event and runs it.
Real server-side TypeScript
Trusted behind-the-scenes logic runs as server-side functions with a typed Kliv SDK — the AI writes the code, the compiler checks it against the SDK's real surface, and it ships only when it's clean.
Your code, in your repo
Connect a Git repository and push and pull your app's actual source. Build by conversation, keep the code — leaving is a git pull, not a migration project.
React to time, not just events
Run functions on a schedule: the Monday digest, the nightly sync, the end-of-month cleanup. Cron for your app, with run history you can inspect — no external scheduler to rent.
Email, from your app
Receipts, notifications, digests — sent on templates you author, previewed before anything goes out, branded as your app.
Also in the box
Smaller pieces that usually mean another vendor — already here, already composing with the rest.
Snapshots
Save and restore points for your app — experiment fearlessly, roll back in one step.
Moderation queues
User-submitted content waits for approval — approve or reject from a built-in queue.
Support threads
A helpdesk inside your app: create, assign, reply, and resolve — no ticketing tool to wire up.
Semantic search
Search your app's content by meaning, not keywords — embeddings built in, no vector database to run.
Image AI
Describe an uploaded image or find images by what's in them — vision built in, no third-party API to wire up.
Common questions
Am I locked in?
No — and not as a promise, as a mechanism: connect a Git repository and your app's actual source syncs both ways. Push it, pull it, review it, take it. The code was always yours; git just makes it portable.
Can functions run on a schedule?
Yes — cron schedules are first-class: digests, syncs, cleanups, reports. Each run is recorded, so 'did the nightly sync actually run last night?' is a lookup, not a mystery.
Where do my credentials live?
In a secure vault, scoped per connection — never in your code, never in your app's data. You decide what each connection is allowed to do, and you can revoke it without touching the app.
Who writes the integration code?
The AI does, as typed server-side TypeScript checked by the compiler against the SDK's real surface — and you can open the code yourself whenever you want. Describe the behavior; review the result.
What can my app connect to?
Slack, GitHub, Notion, HubSpot, Trello, Discord, Calendly, Mailchimp, and more — and the connection works both ways: your app acts in those tools and reacts when something happens in them.
What email can my app send?
Transactional and lifecycle email — receipts, welcomes, notifications, digests — on templates you author and preview before anything goes out. The templates are yours to brand, and sends are records you can see.
Build it by describing it
Connect your tools, react to their events, add custom power — all from a conversation.
