Integrations
Integrations live under Settings → Integrations. Each one is optional, and each adds something specific — a Bookmark button, cleaner Markdown, a timestamped YouTube link. All of them are free; only the MCP server requires Pinza Pro.
| Integration | What it adds | Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Mistral OCR | Turn any PDF into Markdown, even scans | Paste an API key |
| Google Drive | Copy Docs, Sheets and Slides as Markdown, CSV, or Office files | Sign in with Google |
| Notion | Copy Notion pages as AI-ready Markdown | Sign in with Notion |
| Raindrop.io | A Bookmark button on the HUD | Sign in with Raindrop.io |
| Slack | Links that open in the Slack app instead of the browser | Paste a workspace URL |
| YouTube | Timestamped links, channel names and avatars | A per-browser switch |
| MCP server (Pro) | Lets AI assistants search your pins, locally | Paste one config block |
The built-in ones
A few smaller integrations need no account and no keys — just preferences in the same pane:
Reminders
The HUD's Remind me… button writes to Apple Reminders. Here you define what "this evening" and "tomorrow morning" mean — two time pickers, nothing more.
Terminal
When Pinza opens a folder or an ssh:// pin in a terminal, this is where you choose which one: Terminal, iTerm2, Warp, Alacritty, or Ghostty.
Cards
Preferences for floating Cards: whether they stay above other apps (on by default) and whether they come back after relaunching Pinza (off by default). You can have up to 15 Cards on screen.
GitHub
Not listed in Settings because there's nothing to set up: copy any github.com URL and the Copy as… menu automatically offers the repo slug, clone URLs, a gh repo clone command, and raw-file links.