Connect databases, APIs, AI providers, and business tools to ToolJet. Find a connector, try a sample app prompt, or build your own with the ToolJet CLI.
Build or extend an integrationFind the connector for your data, see what it supports, and get a prompt to start building. Browse the complete catalog or filter by name, capability, and category.
91 integrations

AI providers
Use Hugging Face text generation and summarization in a ToolJet application.
Databases
Run Amazon Athena SQL queries from a ToolJet app to explore data in Amazon S3.
All ToolJet integrations are open source. Extend an existing connector or use the ToolJet CLI to build a new integration for your team.
Scaffold a marketplace plugin with the ToolJet CLI, then add connection settings and operations with JavaScript or TypeScript.
Build a plugin with the CLIAdapt an existing connector and contribute improvements back to the community.
Explore integration source codeConnect internal systems and proprietary APIs on Self-hosted deployments. Private connectors are not available on ToolJet Cloud.

ToolJet connects to databases, APIs, AI providers, business tools, messaging services, and cloud storage. Each integration page lists supported operations, connection prerequisites, an app example, and a sample prompt. Use the setup guide to check the requirements for your connector version.
Yes. Describe your data source, the app you want, and what users should be able to do. ToolJet's AI app builder can help generate the interface, queries, and app logic. For example, ask for an inventory tracker connected to PostgreSQL or a document portal for Amazon S3. Configure the connection and review the generated app before sharing it.
Open an integration page and select Build this app below its sample prompt. The prompt is carried into ToolJet's app-building flow; sign in or create an account when prompted. Connect your data source and replace the example table, bucket, or field names with yours. You can also select Copy prompt to adapt it before using it in ToolJet.
Yes. A ToolJet app can use queries from multiple connected data sources. For example, combine customer records from PostgreSQL with documents from Amazon S3 in one support workspace. Describe each source and its role in your prompt, then configure the connections and how their query results are used in the app.
Provide the connection details and credentials required by each data source, check the generated queries against your schema and the connector's supported operations, and configure app permissions. Test the app's actions and error handling before sharing it. A sample prompt describes the app to build; it does not grant access to your data.
Yes. ToolJet integrations are open source. You can adapt an existing connector or use the ToolJet CLI to scaffold a marketplace plugin and implement its connection settings and operations in JavaScript or TypeScript.
No. Private connectors are available on Self-hosted deployments, not ToolJet Cloud. For a custom API, explore the REST API, GraphQL, or OpenAPI connector and check its authentication and connectivity requirements.