Todoist Integrations Scraper

Scrape the Todoist integrations directory — the full catalog of apps and services that connect to Todoist, spanning calendars, email, messaging, automation, note-taking, time tracking, AI agents and browser extensions. Browse listings across all 13 categories, or run a deeper pass that opens each integration's own page for developer links, supported languages, and full category tagging. HTTP-only against todoist.com. No auth, no proxy.

What this actor does

• Two modes: browse (fast sweep of category listing pages) and search (opens every integration's detail page for richer data)
• 13 categories exposed as a dropdown — AI Agents, Automation, Browsers, Calendars, Email, Messaging, Note Taking, Productivity Tracking, Project Management, Task Management, Time Tracking, Todoist Extensions, Other
• Keyword filtering: match on integration name and description in either mode
• Deduplicated: integrations listed under several categories are emitted once
• Empty fields are omitted

Output per integration

• slug — Todoist directory slug, e.g. google-calendar
• name — integration name
• description — what the integration does
• category — primary category
• categorySlug — slug form of the category (browse mode)
• categories — every category the integration is listed under (search mode)
• applicationCategory — application type as published on the detail page (search mode)
• languages — supported interface languages (search mode)
• developerUrl — the integration developer's own site (search mode)
• iconUrl — integration logo
• integrationUrl, sourceUrl — the integration's page on todoist.com
• recordType: "integration", scrapedAt

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	string	browse	browse (listing pages only, fast) / search (detail pages, richer)
query	string	–	Keyword matched against name and description
category	string	–	One of the 13 categories, or empty for all
maxItems	int	100	Hard cap (1–10000)

Example: the entire directory

{
  "mode": "browse",
  "maxItems": 500
}

Example: one category

{
  "mode": "browse",
  "category": "Calendars",
  "maxItems": 100
}

Example: keyword search with full detail

{
  "mode": "search",
  "query": "calendar",
  "maxItems": 50
}

Example: AI agent integrations with developer links

{
  "mode": "search",
  "category": "AI Agents",
  "maxItems": 100
}

Use cases

• Competitive research — see which tools integrate with Todoist and where the gaps are
• Partnership and BD prospecting — build a list of integration developers with their websites
• Ecosystem tracking — snapshot the directory periodically to watch categories grow
• App directories — populate a "works with Todoist" section with logos and descriptions
• Market sizing — count integrations per category to gauge where the ecosystem is concentrated
• Product planning — check whether a category you're entering is already crowded

FAQ

What is the Todoist integrations directory? Todoist's public catalog of third-party apps, browser extensions, and automation services that connect to it. See todoist.com/integrations.

Is this affiliated with Todoist or Doist? No. This is a third-party actor reading their public directory pages.

Do I need a Todoist account? No. The directory is public and requires no login.

Which mode should I use? Use browse when you want the whole catalog quickly with names, descriptions, categories, and logos. Use search when you need developer websites, supported languages, or the complete category list per integration — it opens one page per integration, so it's slower.

Why do some integrations appear in more than one category? Todoist tags many integrations under several categories. browse deduplicates them and keeps the first category it saw; search reports the full set in categories.

Why is developerUrl missing for some integrations? It's derived from the outbound links on the integration's page. First-party Todoist extensions and integrations that only link back to Todoist have no external developer site to report.

Does this return API keys or setup instructions? No. It returns directory metadata. Setup steps and credentials live behind the linked integrationUrl and the developer's own documentation.

Can I filter by category and keyword together? Yes. The category narrows which listings are fetched, and the keyword then matches names and descriptions within them.

How fresh is the data? Live at run time. Todoist updates the directory as partners are added or removed, so re-running gives you the current catalog.