Whalesync
Seamless no-code two-way data sync across apps
What is Whalesync?
Try WhalesyncWhalesync is a no-code tool for true two-way sync between apps and spreadsheets, keeping records consistent in real time. It’s designed to replace brittle one-way automations with syncing you can set up by connecting apps, mapping fields, and turning sync on. For programmatic workflows like keeping CMS content current from spreadsheets, it supports live, two-way updates and continuous monitoring.
What does Whalesync do?
Whalesync keeps your data up to date across connected tools by providing true two-way sync between apps and spreadsheets, with real-time updates. If you manage frequently changing records in systems like Airtable or Webflow, you can sync them from your source data and avoid stale copies.
Can I set up two-way syncing without code?
Yes. You connect your apps, map the tables and fields you want to sync, and then turn sync on. The setup is designed so operators can get started quickly.
What does “real-time” sync mean in Whalesync?
Whalesync provides real-time updates, so changes are reflected across connected tools as the sync runs. It also includes automated monitoring to help keep the live sync process on track.
Does Whalesync support complex Airtable fields like linked records and rich text?
Whalesync is built to handle complex Airtable field types, including linked records and rich text, so those fields don’t break your sync when content updates.
Which apps does Whalesync support for two-way sync?
Whalesync supports two-way sync connectors between many popular tools including Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, Webflow, HubSpot, and Postgres (with additional connectors depending on plan). It also includes live export functionality on every plan, as a read-only copy kept up to date in another tool.
How does Whalesync handle sync errors and ensure ongoing reliability?
Whalesync includes automated monitoring to help manage the ongoing sync process. If data can’t be synced due to an error, Whalesync will surface that issue so you can address it and get the sync back into a healthy state.