Platforms
What is connected, and what is not
Four Google products answer today. Everything else on this board is a queue, written in the future tense on purpose.
- The Google stack is live
- No dates on the roadmap
The board
Grouped by what they do
Ad platforms, the analytics that explains them, and the stores and records that say what a click was worth.
Ad platforms
Google AdsLive
MetaOn the roadmap
MicrosoftOn the roadmap3 products- Microsoft AdvertisingOn the roadmap
- AmazonOn the roadmap
- TikTokOn the roadmap
XOn the roadmap
LinkedInOn the roadmap- Snapchat AdsOn the roadmap
Pinterest AdsOn the roadmap- Reddit AdsOn the roadmap
- Flipkart AdsOn the roadmap
Analytics and glue
Commerce
- Merchant CenterOn the roadmap
ShopifyOn the roadmap- WooCommerceOn the roadmap
- StripeOn the roadmap
- RazorpayOn the roadmap
Local
- Local Services AdsOn the roadmap
- Google Business ProfileOn the roadmap
Customer records
- Zoho CRMOn the roadmap
- HubSpotOn the roadmap
How it fits
One connector in the middle
Your assistant talks to one connector, the connector talks to each product, and your Google sign-in is what makes it legal.
- Google Ads
Google Analytics
Search Console
Tag Manager
Claude
ChatGPT
Microsoft Copilot
Claude Code
Codex
Gemini CLI- Any MCP client
Next on the roadmap
- nextMeta
- nextMicrosoft
- nextAmazon
- nextTikTok
- nextX
- nextLinkedIn
- nextFlipkart Ads
For developers: Google Ads MCP server
Illustrative session
Questions
Four things people ask
What the two chips mean, whether you need all four, and why nothing carries a date.
That you can connect it today and your assistant can use it in the next conversation you have. A roadmap row is a row and nothing more: no date, no price, and no page written as though it already worked.
No. Google Ads on its own is a working connector. Each of the other three is a separate consent you grant in your own Google account and withdraw the same way, and turning one on never turns another on.
Yes, and it is the most useful thing you can send us. The order on the roadmap is a queue rather than a promise, and what people actually ask for is what moves in it.
Because most of these rows wait on somebody else's review, and a date we do not control is a date we would only have to move. We will say more when it ships, and not before.