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Connections are the external tools and apps Hops reads from. Hops integrates with 2,000+ apps across productivity, developer tools, CRM, communication, analytics, design, databases, and more, powered by the Pipedream integration catalog. The more relevant tools you connect, the less your team re-explains the same context every session.
The Connections page in Settings listing connected apps.

Settings → Connections: the apps you have connected and who shares them.

The Connect app modal with a Search apps field, category tabs, a From your organization section, and Featured and Connected app cards.

Connect the apps your team already uses — Hops supports 2,000+ integrations.

Browse the full catalog

Search or filter 2,000+ apps you can connect to Hops.

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Where connections live

Open Home, then choose Connections in the sidebar, or go to Settings → Connections. The page has four tabs:
  • All — every connection you can use.
  • Created by me — connections you added.
  • Managed by me — connections you own or admin.
  • Shared with me — connections a teammate shared with you.
Click New Connection to add one. Each card shows the app, by its owner, and either Connected or Connected as the account’s email. Anything shared with you can power @Hops, including skills that need it.
The Connect app modal with Search apps, category tabs, and app cards marked Featured or Connected.

Add a connection to power Hops across your workspace.

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Manage your connections

Connections are managed from Settings → Connections. From there you can:
  • View status — Connected, or needs reauthorization.
  • Usage — each card has a Usage for the app by its owner, with an Enabled toggle that controls whether Hops can use it.
  • Edit — turn specific tools within a connection on or off to fine-tune what Hops can use.
  • Reauthorize — reconnect when a token has expired or you’ve changed a password.
  • Revoke — click a connection and select Disconnect to remove it. Past artifacts and threads that referenced it aren’t deleted; only future reads are blocked.
Disconnecting a tool means Hops will no longer have access to it. It’ll tell you when it can’t find something that used to be available.

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Security

Your data stays yours. Hops reads from connected tools with the same permissions your account has — it doesn’t get elevated access. You can review and revoke any connection at any time.

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