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107 Productivity apps.

Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client and it drives the whole platform. Free on every plan, cloud or self-hosted.

Showing 24 of 107 apps

Google Sheets

Google Sheets

Create, edit, and collaborate on spreadsheets online

Productivity27 actions · 4 triggers
Notion

Notion

The all-in-one workspace

Productivity15 actions · 4 triggers
Google Calendar

Google Calendar

Get organized and stay on schedule

Productivity9 actions · 7 triggers
Airtable

Airtable

Low‒code platform to build apps.

Productivity15 actions · 2 triggers
AITable

AITable

Interactive spreadsheets with collaboration

Productivity4 actions · 1 trigger
ClickUp

ClickUp

All-in-one productivity platform

Productivity31 actions · 30 triggers
Todoist

Todoist

To-do list and task manager

Productivity5 actions · 1 trigger
Google Tasks

Google Tasks

Task list management application

Productivity2 actions · 1 trigger
Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook

Productivity12 actions · 3 triggers
Calendly

Calendly

Simple, modern scheduling

Productivity6 actions · 2 triggers
TidyCal

TidyCal

Streamline your scheduling

Productivity1 action · 3 triggers
Trello

Trello

Project management tool for teams

Productivity9 actions · 3 triggers
Jira Cloud

Jira Cloud

Issue tracking and project management

Productivity17 actions · 9 triggers
Baserow

Baserow

Open-source online database tool, alternative to Airtable

Productivity14 actions · 7 triggers
Asana

Asana

Work management platform designed to help teams organize, track, and manage their work.

Productivity2 actions
Cal.com

Cal.com

Open-source alternative to Calendly

Productivity1 action · 3 triggers
Microsoft Excel 365

Microsoft Excel 365

Spreadsheet software by Microsoft

Productivity33 actions · 4 triggers
monday.com

monday.com

Work operating system for businesses

Productivity9 actions · 2 triggers
Retable

Retable

Turn your spreadsheets into smart database apps

Productivity7 actions
Linear

Linear

Issue tracking for modern software teams

Productivity13 actions · 8 triggers
Exa

Exa

AI-powered search and content extraction from the web.

Artificial Intelligence9 actions · 1 trigger
Grist

Grist

open source spreadsheet

Productivity5 actions · 2 triggers
Microsoft To Do

Microsoft To Do

Cloud based task management application.

Productivity13 actions · 4 triggers
Fireflies.ai

Fireflies.ai

Meeting assistant that automatically records, transcribes, and analyzes conversations

Productivity5 actions · 1 trigger

Point your client at one URL.

Enable the server, paste the URL into Claude, Cursor or any MCP client, and every app you connect shows up as a tool. 770+ of them are waiting.

MCP, answered.

MCP is the open standard assistants like Claude and Cursor use to call external tools. Activepieces gives your project one server that exposes 770+ apps to your AI as tools.

Most MCP servers cover one app. Activepieces gives you a single URL that exposes every piece you connect, so your AI calls actions across all of them through one connection.

Enable the server under Settings → MCP Server, copy the URL, and paste it into your client config, such as ~/.cursor/mcp.json. It authenticates over OAuth on first use.

Yes. Activepieces has an MIT-licensed core and is free to start, and the MCP server is included on every plan, including the free cloud tier and any self-hosted deployment.

Connections use OAuth2 with limited scopes and credentials are stored under 256-bit encryption, with no API to retrieve them, so an agent gets scoped access rather than your keys.

Yes. Activepieces is fully self-hostable, the MCP server included, so your connections and data stay in your own environment, at your host root or behind a reverse-proxy subpath.