TL;DR for JDoodle.ai API integrations
You can connect JDoodle.ai to popular APIs to automate tasks, connect tools, and move data in and out of your app using plain language prompts. First, tell JDoodle.ai which app you want to integrate and what you want it to do, like “connect Stripe and add new payments to my dashboard” or “send new signups to Notion.”
JDoodle.ai then sets up the flow and adds the right fields inside the Secrets tab so you can paste in your API keys or tokens. Once those are filled, JDoodle.ai handles the calls, stores the responses, and keeps everything in sync. This guide lists 17 useful APIs you can start with, and you can still integrate many more apps as long as they have an API.
What is an API and why should you care?
An API (Application Programming Interface) is a structured way for one app to request data or actions from another app over the internet. One app says, “Here is the data I need,” the other app replies with the data in a structured format, usually JSON. No magic. Just structured messages.
You do not need to know how to code to use APIs inside JDoodle.ai. You only need to:
- Decide what you want to happen (for example: send an email, create a Notion page)
- Check if the tool has an API key or a webhook URL
- Tell JDoodle.ai which app you want to integrate and what you want it to do
- Paste the key into JDoodle.ai’s Secrets tab when JDoodle.ai prompts you for it
JDoodle.ai sets up the flow, handles the API calls, and stores the responses for you.
Also, not every tool uses API keys. Some send data to you using webhooks instead. We will cover that in another blog: “Webhooks are just loud APIs with good manners.”
Now, let’s look at the tools you can connect today.
Which APIs can you integrate with JDoodle.ai?
Below are 17 popular APIs organized by what you might need to get started, such as collecting payments, managing users, sending messages, and automating workflows. Each row includes what the tool does, how to get the API docs, and a sample JDoodle.ai prompt.
| Tool | What It Does | Get API Keys / Docs | Sample Prompt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe | Payments, subscriptions | Docs | ”When a user clicks on any pricing plan, start the Stripe checkout flow for that plan.” |
| Airtable | Lightweight database | Docs | ”After a form is submitted, post the user’s name, email, and feedback to the Airtable base Product Feedback and record the API response in the logs table.” |
| OpenAI | Text generation, chatbots | Docs | ”Build an AI writing assistant where users paste any text into a textarea and click a ‘Summarize’ button. Use the OpenAI API to generate a short summary, save the original text and summary in a summaries table, and show the summary and a ‘copy to clipboard’ button in the UI.” |
| Calendly | Scheduling and event tracking | Docs | ”After a user completes onboarding, show a ‘Book a demo’ section with my Calendly link, and store that link as booking_url in the profiles table so I can use it later in emails and dashboards.” |
| Notion | Docs, dashboards, task tracking | Docs | ”Send user feedback to Notion. When a user submits a feature request form, create a new row in the Feature Requests Notion database with fields: title, description, user_email, priority, and created_at. Store the Notion page_id in a feature_requests table for reference.” |
| Supermeme | Generate memes with AI | Docs | ”Build a meme generator app where users type in a mood or phrase (for example: ‘Monday motivation’ or ‘launch day fail’). Use the Supermeme API to generate a meme based on the text input, display the image in a gallery, and store the meme URL in the memes table.” |
| Trello | Task boards and cards | Docs | ”When a user submits a bug report, create a Trello card on the ‘Bug Tracker’ board in the ‘New’ list using the form title and description, add a label based on severity, and store the Trello card URL and card_id in a bugs table.” |
| Mailchimp | Email marketing and audience tagging | Docs | ”Add user’s email to Mailchimp audience ‘Launch List’, assign tag ‘early_access’, and confirm the status was ‘subscribed’. Store the user and tag in newsletter_logs.” |
| SendGrid | Transactional emails | Docs | ”Set up transactional emails with SendGrid. When a new user signs up, send them a welcome email using a SendGrid template called welcome_signup, filling in their name and plan. Save the email status (sent, failed, bounced) and SendGrid message_id in an email_logs table so I can see what happened for each user.” |
| Segment | User behavior tracking and analytics | Docs | ""Send product analytics to Segment. When a user finishes signup, track an event called signup_complete in Segment with properties {user_id, email, plan, signup_source}. If the API call succeeds, insert a row into an analytics_log table with the event name, user_id, and status = ‘success’. If it fails, log the error message and status code in the same table.” |
| Slack | Real-time team chat, notifications | Docs | ”Post a message to Slack channel #leads when a new user signs up.” |
| Twilio | SMS and phone verification | Docs | ”Add SMS verification using Twilio. On signup, generate a 6-digit OTP, send it to the user’s phone with Twilio, and store the OTP, phone number, and expiry time in an auth_logs table. When the user submits the code, check it against auth_logs and mark the record as verified if it matches and is not expired.” |
| Auth0 | Authentication and user management | Docs | ”Authenticate a new user with Auth0, store the user_id in the users table, and fetch their role claims.” |
| Intercom | CRM, live chat, onboarding | Docs | ”On successful signup, create a new user in Intercom with name, email, plan, and signup_source, add the tag early_access, and send a welcome chat message with a link to book an onboarding call.” |
| Gemini | Multimodal AI from Google | Docs | ”Build a document assistant using Gemini. Let users upload a PDF, send it to the Gemini API to generate a short summary and 5 key bullet points, then save the file name, summary, and bullets in a doc_summaries table and show the summary and bullets in the UI.” |
| Anthropic | Claude chat models | Docs | ”Generate customer support reply variations using Claude and display the options in a dropdown for the user to choose from.” |
| DeepSeek | Open-source LLM for summarizing and generation | Docs | ”Build a content idea generator with Claude. Let the user choose a content type (tweet, LinkedIn post, newsletter) and enter a topic. Send this to the Anthropic API and generate 5 content ideas with draft copy. Show the ideas in a list with a ‘Save’ button next to each, and when clicked, save the chosen idea and draft into a content_ideas table.” |
You’re not limited to this list. If a tool has an API, JDoodle.ai can usually connect to it. First, tell JDoodle.ai which app you want to use and what you need it to do. JDoodle.ai will set up the flow and show you the right fields under the Secrets tab for your API keys or tokens. Once you add those, JDoodle.ai takes over and runs the integration for you automatically.
You can also plug in plenty of other APIs like Paddle for SaaS billing, Brevo for email and SMS marketing, PostHog for product analytics, Cohere for AI text and embeddings, Cloudinary for image storage and transformations, Mixpanel for events, or even WhatsApp Business API for messaging. If the tool provides an API key or webhook URL and basic docs, there’s a good chance JDoodle.ai can work with it.
FAQs
How do I use API keys in JDoodle.ai?
First, tell JDoodle.ai which app you want to integrate and what you need it to do. JDoodle.ai will then create the right fields under the Secrets tab. Paste your API key into those fields and hit Save. From there, JDoodle.ai handles the connection for you.
Do I need to write code to integrate these tools?
No. You don’t need to write any code. Describe what you want JDoodle.ai to do in a prompt, such as “send new signups to Notion” or “add new payments to my dashboard”. JDoodle.ai will generate the logic and show you where to paste your API keys in the Secrets tab.
Which APIs does JDoodle.ai support?
JDoodle.ai can work with most services that provide an HTTP API or webhook, including Stripe, Airtable, Notion, Slack, Supermeme, SendGrid, Twilio, Auth0, Intercom, Gemini, Anthropic, and DeepSeek. If your tool has API documentation and keys or a webhook URL, you can usually connect it to JDoodle.ai.
How do I integrate apps in vibe coding platforms like JDoodle.ai?
In a vibe coding platform like JDoodle.ai, you integrate apps by describing the workflow you want instead of wiring everything by hand. First, tell JDoodle.ai which app you want to connect (for example Stripe, Notion, or Slack) and what you want it to do. JDoodle.ai will generate the integration flow and create the right fields under the Secrets tab for your API keys or tokens. You paste those in, save, and then test the flow in the preview. The same pattern works for most apps that offer an API or webhook.
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