Apps includes connections for CMS, website builders, and content platforms beyond self-hosted WordPress and GitHub. Publishing support varies by destination. Confirm support for your site with support before publishing.
Connect the destination
To connect, choose the provider in Browse and follow the authorization flow or fill in the credential fields shown. Providers use different authentication methods.
| App | Connection method and fields |
|---|---|
| WordPress.com | OAuth authorization. |
| Wix | API key. |
| Webflow | API key. |
| Contentful | OAuth authorization. |
| Notion | OAuth authorization. |
| HubSpot | OAuth authorization. |
| DatoCMS | API key. |
| Duda | API key, server URL, and site identifier. |
- Open Apps and select Connect for your platform.
- Complete its authorization flow or enter the requested credentials.
- For a credential connection, add a Display Name if it helps you identify the site.
- Open Connected and test the connection.
Check the publishing boundaries
A successful connection does not mean that every publishing action is available for your site. Confirm the content type, destination, and required permissions first.
Content fields differ by destination. Check any notice about an unsupported meta description or URL slug after publishing.
For an organization connection, work in the intended client workspace. A provider that needs a specific site selection can refuse an action when that selection is missing. Contact support with the provider name and error before trying an alternative destination.
Use Apps overview to choose a connection, WordPress for the self-hosted workflow, and GitHub for reviewed repository changes.