OpenInt helps teams ship product integrations in hours, not weeks, using no or low code. Read and write data using unified APIs or sync it straight to your database. OpenInt is the LAST integration you’ll ever need to write.
Hi PH Fam! This is now my third product hunt submission in my 12-year tech career.
I’m thrilled to introduce OpenInt on this one as part of Mega Launch Week’s “Battle Royale,” where 22 other awesome dev tool founders have been showcasing products that they have been cooking for months! We’re humbled to stand alongside these great chefs 👨🍳.
OpenInt is a small team of passionate engineers and designers who love open-source infrastructure. We were part of the Winter 2023 Y Combinator batch and more recently joined the @cloudflare Worker's Launchpad program. We have been working with customers to bring OpenInt to market and have been delighted by the overwhelmingly positive feedback we’ve received.
We think that in 2024, integrations are central to product success. In this vein, our goals for Openint are simple (yet HARD):
1. Make it possible for teams to launch integrations in less than 10 minutes of work.
2. Users that visit your integrations page that’s powered by OpenInt and think, “DAMN, this is the best part of the app!”
3. Your customer's data should stay privately in your control, and you shouldn’t have to worry about the amount of data that’s synced. Essentially a private all-you-can-eat data plan!
In the long term, we have some amazing plans around making it easy for LLMs to talk directly to your customer apps and auto-generate integration code. We’ll save this for our 2025 OpenInt Product Hunt :)
For now, we’d really appreciate it if you could show us some love by:
-> Starring our Github Repo ⭐️
-> Let us know if you’re looking to expand product integrations by grabbing some time with us or joining our Slack community! 🏋️♂️
-> Upvote this post! We can’t let @supabase win yet again!!! 🏴☠️
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Happy hunting!
Congrats on the launch team! The no-code/low-code approach could really streamline workflows. How flexible is it when dealing with different data formats or APIs from various platforms? Could it handle complex use cases, or is it more for simpler integrations?
