Connections
Connect what you already run.
No handler of your own to keep.
Everything Kicklace connects to
Every connection is free.
Stripe
Payments and revenue
Clerk
Sign-ups and organizations
Kinde
Sign-ups and organizations
PostHog
Product usage
Sentry
Errors your customers hit
Your database
Your users table
Resend
Customer email
Vercel
App, deployments and performance
GitHub
Stars, issues and sponsors
Slack
A line in your channel
Google Calendar
Meetings with your customers
Claude
Ask Kicklace from Claude
Your website
Visitors and signups
Your servers
Anything your servers post
Outgoing webhooks
Anything that happens here, sent on
Already using these?
Stripe
A paid invoice becomes a purchase, and the stage moves to Paying — history included.
Vercel
Only a successful production deployment. Every event after it carries the release it happened on.
For developers
<script
async
src="https://www.kicklace.com/api/in/wk_sample/track.js">
</script>Paste it once, before </head>. One random id, no cookies, nothing from a bot.
Waiting for your first visitor… Open your site in another tab. This turns green by itself.
Your website's heartbeat
Every post from your website, and what it was answered with.
| When | What | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| 4 min ago | site event · page read · /pricing | On the timeline |
| 3 min ago | site event · page read · /download | On the timeline |
| 2 min ago | site event · download | On the timeline |
| 1 min ago | signup · Product updates | Added to the list |
| just now | identified · signed in | Matched a person |
Sample posts.
For your server: npm install kicklace. No runtime dependencies, and a retried purchase still lands once.
The developer page has the rest, as code.
Claude and MCP
Point Claude at one address. It can look up, report and draft — and never send or delete without you.
Questions
Do I have to write a webhook handler?
No. Kicklace takes the webhook itself for Stripe, Clerk, Kinde, Vercel, GitHub, PostHog and Sentry — paste one address into that platform and bring back its secret.
What happens if the same event arrives twice?
It lands once. Every receiver keys its rows by the provider's own id, so a retry changes nothing.
Can Claude email my customers?
No. It drafts an email and hands you the link, or proposes a send that waits on the Approvals page with one button.
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One company at a time.