PixieBrix is secure by default — browsing data is processed within the browser. Processed data is not transmitted outside the browser unless you optionally create/use a mod that makes a third-party API call or optionally choose to use one of PixieBrix’s platform add-ons (e.g., team database, API Gateway). For more information, see our Security Overview: https://www.pixiebrix.com/security/.

PixieBrix lets anyone enhance websites and web apps with a low-code editor and common set of components called “bricks.” Creators can add automation, collaboration, guardrails, and interactive content. Content can be shared publicly in the Marketplace or privately with your team.

To set up a cloud integration that your team can access, head to the Admin Console. If you'd rather set up something locally, use the Extension Console. Read more here

PixieBrix connects to Slack Web and turns it into a browser-wide communication layer. Teams can send messages or updates directly from any tab, share insights immediately as they’re discovered, and keep conversations moving without navigating back into Slack. Slack stays the hub for team communication; PixieBrix distributes its power across every workflow.

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