Whalesync
Seamless no-code two-way data sync across apps
What is Whalesync?
Try WhalesyncWhalesync creates live spreadsheets by delivering true two-way sync between spreadsheet and business apps in real time, so rows stay up to date automatically. Connect Airtable, Google Sheets, or Notion to your CRM, database, or website and map fields to keep data consistent across systems. It’s built for operators to avoid stale copies and reduce the need to build internal tooling from scratch.
What does Whalesync do for live spreadsheet updates?
Whalesync keeps every row in your spreadsheet up to date by syncing data two ways with your connected business apps in real time. That means you avoid stale copies and can safely share always-current information across systems.
Can I set up two-way syncing without code?
Yes. The workflow is connect your apps, map your data, and turn sync on. Whalesync is designed so operators can start syncing in minutes without writing code.
How does Whalesync handle field mapping between Airtable and other apps?
You map the data by choosing which tables and fields should correspond between Airtable and the connected app or database. After mapping, you activate sync and watch your records update automatically across your connected systems.
Which apps and systems can I sync with Airtable, Google Sheets, or Notion?
Whalesync supports two-way sync for Airtable and bases with Notion, HubSpot, Webflow, and more, as well as Google Sheets and Notion databases with connected tools like Airtable, HubSpot, Webflow, and others. You can also sync with databases such as Postgres.
What security and enterprise controls does Whalesync offer?
Whalesync Enterprise includes SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance, encryption at rest monitored by Vanta, plus SSO and dedicated support with an account manager for teams managing syncing at scale.
How is two-way sync different from one-way syncing?
Whalesync goes beyond one-way sync by using real bi-directional updates, so changes can propagate both ways between your spreadsheet and the connected apps or database. This helps keep underlying data consistent while you work in your preferred interface.