I've been using Whalesync since its early days, and am a big champion of it. For those of who use best-in-class SaaS tools like Airtable, Webflow and Shopify, the one downside can often be the lack of integration—and especially live syncing—between the tools of choice. As a non-coder, Whalesync allows the tech-savvy non-coders amongst us to create solutions like a back-end content organization tool linking Airtable and Webflow, or a multi-platform e-commerce site using Shopify, Webflow and Airtable—and now many other platforms, like Google Sheets and Zoho CRM. What I love about the tool is the per-field sync controls, the ability to pause different sync sets (such as when you're doing a lot of editing and don't want to send incomplete data) and the ability to do some important workarounds with tools like Airtable (such as converting Rich Text fields to HTML). It was easy to set up the connections between my tools.The best feature of all is the robust support—for example, most sync pairings with Airtable have starter templates available, detailed guides for various field types, and the like. Matt and the rest of the team do a great job of helping troubleshoot any unsual errors with great turnaround time. This is one of the few early-ish-stage startups I actually trust enough to build my business around. I use the tool every day, but only touch it every couple of months because it's so stable.

Whalesync lets us connect Airtable, Notion, and Webflow. After setting it up which took about half an hour, it just runs on its own. Completely different than Zapier which used to use but would often fail or I’d spent time trying to track down errors.

I love the two-way sync. It is the only tool we could find that could handle syncing Salesforece and google sheets both ways. Additionally, Whalesync customer support goes above and beyond.