Your tools get a link.
The file stays with you.
gotin fits inside the tools your team already uses. A helpdesk or a chat gets a link and a status. A file reaches another service only when you send it there yourself.
Planned for after launch. None of these integrations is built yet. Names and logos belong to their owners, and gotin is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Nothing matches. Tell us what you use.
Essentials
Where most teams start.
Outlook
PlannedSeal a sentence or a file from the compose window.
Microsoft Teams
PlannedGet a message in a channel when files arrive.
Linear
PlannedPost a request's status to the Linear issue you link. Ids, times and counts only.
Support and customer experience
Ask for a file from the ticket. The ticket holds a link, never the file.
Storage
Save an opened file from your browser to where your team keeps files.
OneDrive
PlannedSave an opened file to OneDrive, straight from your browser.
SharePoint
PlannedSave an opened file to a SharePoint library, straight from your browser.
Accounting and tax
Received documents, filed with the client they belong to.
Legal
Received documents, filed to the matter.
NetDocuments
PlannedFile received documents to the matter, through the connector.
Your own systems
A connector in your network opens files there and delivers them.
SFTP
PlannedDeliver opened files to your SFTP server, from inside your network.
Shared folder
PlannedDeliver opened files to a folder on your network.
Amazon S3
PlannedDeliver files to a bucket you own, from inside your network.
Azure Blob Storage
PlannedDeliver files to a container you own, from inside your network.
Security and compliance
Sign-in, people and the audit log, connected to what you already run.
Microsoft Entra ID
PlannedSign in with your work account. Your passphrase still unlocks the keys.
Sign in with your Google work account. Your passphrase still unlocks the keys.
SCIM
PlannedCreate and remove accounts from your directory. An owner still approves each person's key.
Automation
Start a step in another tool when something happens in gotin.
Power Automate
PlannedStart a flow when files arrive. It gets the signal, not the file.
Zapier
PlannedStart a Zap when files arrive. It gets the signal, not the file.
Make
PlannedStart a scenario when files arrive. It gets the signal, not the file.
n8n
PlannedStart a workflow when files arrive. It gets the signal, not the file.
Build your own
The same pieces we build on, for your own site and code.
Request button
PlannedPut a request button on your own website. Your site never touches the file.
Webhooks
PlannedGet a signed call when a request is created, received, opened or deleted.
API
PlannedRead the status of requests from your own code. Names stay sealed.
MCP server
PlannedLet an AI assistant check what has arrived. It sees counts and times, not names or files.
Four builds. The file goes only where you send it.
A usual integration copies the file into every tool it touches. These give the other tool a link and a status, unless you choose to save the file there.
The gotin frame
A page from gotin shown inside another tool. Your keys stay in it, in your browser. The other tool cannot read into it.
Readable on your deviceSignals
Signals carry ids, times and counts. They never carry names, sizes, notes or anything sealed.
No file dataFrom your browser
After you open a file, your browser sends it straight to the service you chose.
Readable where you send itThe connector
A small program in your network. It holds a copy of your team's key and files documents where you keep them.
Readable in your networkWhere this stands.
None of this is built. gotin opens in January 2027 with receiving in the browser.
Webhooks, the API and the frame. Every integration here is built on one of them.
Planned once sending is built.
Planned. No date yet.
Planned. It needs an addition to the specification, because the connector keeps a key on your machine.
Built in the order people ask. "Tell me when it is ready" on a tile is how to ask.
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