Post sign-ups and sales to Slack or Discord
Every new sign-up or sale shows up as a message in your team's Slack or Discord channel the moment it happens, so wins are seen and odd ones are caught early.
The problem this solves
Your team lives in chat, not in your app's admin pages. If a big sale or a burst of sign-ups only shows up on a dashboard, nobody sees it until it's old news.
What you end up with
A short message in the channel you pick, for each event you choose: 'New sign-up: Mina (Seoul)', 'Sale: Pro plan'. Bursts are bundled into one message, so the channel stays readable.
How it works
- You make a posting link for the channel in Slack or Discord (their help pages show how) and add it once in DontCode, where it's kept encrypted.
- You choose which events to post: sign-ups, sales, cancellations, form replies.
- Each event sends a short message to the channel right away.
- Several at once are bundled into one message.
- If the channel can't be reached, your app keeps working and tries again.
Build this in your app
Build this in your appInsight asks a few questions first, so it fits your app.
Built from
Outbound function (call an external API)
IntegrationsA named action in your live app that talks to an outside service, like "send a welcome email through Resend". You describe what the action should do in plain language, and the platform builds and maintains it for you.
Integration credentials (encrypted env vars)
IntegrationsStore the login keys for your outside services (keys, secrets, tokens). They're encrypted the moment you add them and can never be read back as plain text. Your live app uses them securely, without the keys ever appearing in your code.
Data, your live rows like a spreadsheet
DatabaseSee and edit your app's real data like a spreadsheet. Open tables side by side in tabs, search and filter them, and fix a value in place. Changes wait until you press Apply, then all of them are saved or none are, so your live data is never left half-edited. Every row keeps a history of who changed what, and you can download any view as a CSV file. Removing someone from your list of users also removes their account, so only owners and admins can do it.
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