Blog
Notes on managing the APIs a product runs on — the ones it owns and the ones it buys.
Weekly Rundown: Marketing, One Front Door
Salesloft, Zendesk Sell and Freshsales join a marketing- and payments-heavy batch, Instantly, Pinterest, Razorpay and Mollie among them.
Weekly Rundown: AI Behind One Front Door
Eleven AI apps land this week, from ElevenLabs to Perplexity, alongside a cluster of project-management and support tools reaching w6w for the first time.
Weekly Rundown: Forms, One Front Door
Google Forms, Jotform, SurveyMonkey and a run of transactional-email senders — Postmark, Mandrill, Mailcheck — round out this batch of new integrations.
Weekly Rundown: Productivity, One Front Door
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Okta land beside Google Docs, Notion and Airtable — the productivity stack and the infrastructure behind it, now behind one door.
Weekly Rundown: Your Own Stack, One Front Door
Sentry, Vercel, Terraform, BigQuery and 58 more infrastructure APIs landed in w6w this week — the APIs your platform team runs, beside the vendors you buy.
One Front Door: Where Your Credentials Live
Every caller outside this platform uses one front door and one credential, and here is exactly where w6w keeps the connection.
What a Function Is, and Why It Outlives a Redeploy
A Function is w6w's vendor-abstracted single operation: a stable interface that stays put while its implementation changes underneath it.
How Integration Health Actually Works
How w6w's declared health checks catch a dead credential, an empty quota, or a vendor outage before your customer notices.