Sequin syncs data from APIs like Stripe, Airtable, or Salesforce to tables and columns in your Postgres database in real-time. No more polling, webhooks, query parameters, or HTTP errors. Ship that feature in the next hour.
The fastest way to integrate with third-party APIs.
Sequin syncs data from APIs like Stripe, Airtable, or Salesforce to tables and columns in your Postgres database in real-time. No more polling, webhooks, query parameters, or HTTP errors. Ship that feature in the next hour.
I’ve used Sequin with Airtable for over a year and it completely overhauled the way we work with our Airtable data. It made all of the data we’ve put there over years instantly more valuable overnight. Plus, the Sequin team is always willing and ready to help and advise. I couldn’t recommend it more.
Makes it SO easy to query the the gnarly 10+ table Airtables we built out. Love this service.
Got to try this really earlier on with Airtable and it worked great. Really awesome to see how this product has evolved!
Hi all! We’ve been quietly building and working with customers, so we’re excited to see Sequin get hunted onto PH. Thanks, @fricklers! Building API integrations hasn't gotten easier. You’re spending time shuffling data through limited JSON (if you are lucky!) APIs. And often the data you need isn’t available when you need it. So you start caching data from the API, and the complexity increases from there. The idea is to take the data locked behind APIs and return it to tables in your database. Y
Sequin resolved a huge problem for us getting data from Airtable. If you are hitting AT api rate limit, take a look on it, also the support team is amazing!
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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.
Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.