Synci can send your financial data to the tools you already use. There are two kinds of integration: destinations, which receive your data through a linked account, and integrations with direct access, which read your data from Synci themselves. This article shows where to find them and links to a setup guide for each.

Finding integrations

In the sidebar, the Integrations group lists the integrations you've pinned, followed by All integrations. All integrations shows everything Synci supports, grouped into Personal Finance, Spreadsheets and Docs, and AI and Automation, with a button on each to connect it or to manage what you've already connected.

When you connect an integration, Synci pins it to the sidebar for you. You can pin or unpin any integration from All integrations, and reorder or unpin your pinned integrations with Edit pinned integrations next to the Integrations heading.

To add a YNAB, Lunch Money, Google Sheets or Notion connection, open its page and click New connection.

Destinations: send data through a linked account

These destinations receive your transactions and balances. After connecting one, you link each financial account to a budget account, spreadsheet or database, and Synci sends new data after every account sync. See Linking accounts to destinations for how.

• YNAB: sync transactions and balances into your YNAB budget. Guide: YNAB

• Lunch Money: keep your Lunch Money accounts up to date automatically. Guide: Lunch Money

• Google Sheets: transactions and balances in a spreadsheet you own. Guide: Google Sheets

• Notion: a finance database in your Notion workspace. Guide: Notion

Integrations with direct access

These integrations read your data straight from Synci, so they don't need a linked account. AI assistants, Actual Budget, SimpleFIN apps and webhooks let you choose which accounts they can see.

• AI assistants (MCP): ask Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client about your money. Guide: MCP & AI assistants

• Actual Budget: bank sync for Actual, powered by SimpleFIN. Guide: Actual Budget

• SimpleFIN apps: any app that reads from a SimpleFIN bridge. Guide: Apps powered by SimpleFIN

• Webhooks: send account events to your own endpoint. You'll find them under Developers > Webhooks. Guide: Webhooks

• API: access your data with a token, created under Developers > API tokens. Guide: API

• Zapier: trigger Zaps from new transactions and balance changes. Zapier is currently invite only. Guide: Zapier

• Raycast: search transactions, check balances and ask about spending from the Raycast launcher. You install the Synci extension from the Raycast Store. Guide: Raycast