Integrations

GitHub is where your code lives. Collision can track docs, suggest content tied to releases, and keep developer-adjacent pages current.

Collision connects to Gmail to run email campaigns and outbound from a real inbox — with human approval on every send.

Analytics shows what's working. Collision uses GA4 data to measure which content and channels drive traffic and conversions.

Search Console tells you what Google actually sees. Collision reads query and performance data to decide what content to create or fix next.

HubSpot holds your CRM and marketing data. Collision connects so campaigns, leads and outbound stay in sync with what HubSpot already knows.

LinkedIn is a primary growth surface for founders. Collision plans, drafts and schedules LinkedIn content with approval gates before anything posts.

Notion is where many startups keep their docs and roadmap. Collision can drop research, strategy and content plans into your workspace.

Shopify runs storefronts for many of Collision's customers. Collision supports store growth — content, campaigns and distribution around the store.

Slack is where most teams talk. Collision connects to Slack so growth work — drafts, approvals, reports, competitor alerts — shows up where the team already is.

Webflow is the visual CMS of choice for many startups. Collision syncs written and SEO content into your Webflow site.

WordPress powers a large share of the web. Collision publishes SEO-optimized content straight to WordPress — drafts approved, posts shipped.

X is where founder-led brands are built in public. Collision drafts, schedules and tracks X posts in your voice — approved by you before publishing.