Base44: Nine New OAuth Connectors
Base44Base44 expanded its OAuth connector catalog by nine integrations on April 28, 2026: BambooHR, Calendly, Contentful, GitLab, Google Meet, Google Tasks, Hugging Face, Instagram, and Supabase. The platform now supports 47 OAuth connectors in total, accessible via connectors.getConnection() in backend functions. The new additions span HR management, scheduling, headless CMS, DevOps, video conferencing, task management, machine learning, social media, and open-source database platforms — significantly broadening the range of external services Base44 apps can integrate with natively.
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Nine New OAuth Connectors
Base44 added nine OAuth connector integrations on April 28, 2026, bringing the total supported connector count to 47. These connectors are available for use in backend functions through the connectors.getConnection() SDK method, which returns an OAuth access token for authenticated API calls to the respective service.
New Connectors
Each new connector is identified by a type string passed to getConnection():
BambooHR (bamboohr) — Connects to BambooHR's HR management platform, enabling apps to read employee records, manage HR workflows, and sync workforce data.
Calendly (calendly) — Connects to Calendly's scheduling API, allowing apps to create and manage scheduling links, read availability, and react to booking events.
Contentful (contentful) — Integrates with Contentful's headless CMS, enabling apps to read, create, and update content entries programmatically.
GitLab (gitlab) — Provides access to GitLab's repository and DevOps API, useful for apps that track CI/CD pipelines, issues, and merge requests.
Google Meet (googlemeet) — Connects to Google Meet to create and manage video conference sessions from within a Base44 app.
Google Tasks (googletasks) — Enables reading and writing tasks in Google Tasks, useful for productivity apps and personal workflow automation.
Hugging Face (hugging_face) — Connects to Hugging Face's model and inference APIs, allowing apps to call open-source machine learning models directly.
Instagram (instagram) — Provides access to the Instagram Graph API for reading profile data, media, and publishing capabilities.
Supabase (supabase) — Integrates with Supabase, the open-source Firebase alternative, enabling Base44 apps to interact with Supabase-hosted Postgres databases, auth, and storage.
A Growing Integration Ecosystem
The April 28 release is Base44's third major connector expansion in two months: 9 connectors were added in early March, followed by 11 more in mid-March, and now 9 again in late April. The catalog now spans enterprise productivity (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365), social media, HR, CMS, DevOps, data platforms, communication tools, and AI/ML infrastructure.
All connectors follow the same OAuth security model — tokens are stored securely by Base44 and retrieved at runtime via the SDK, so developer code never handles raw credentials directly.
How to Use
Developers retrieve a connector's access token inside a backend function:
const connection = await connectors.getConnection('supabase');
// connection.accessToken contains the OAuth token for the authenticated user
The connector type identifier (e.g., supabase, hugging_face, instagram) is passed to getConnection(). The full connector table with all 47 type identifiers is documented in the SDK connectors module reference at docs.base44.com/developers/references/sdk/docs/interfaces/connectors.