What's new

A public status page shows whether the website and API, database, sign-in, cache, Google APIs and background jobs are working. It checks every minute.

Owners and admins can now require two-factor sign-in for every member. When you approve an AI agent, the consent screen also explains where its data goes.

Create an account or sign in with your Google account, as well as with email and password.

Turn on two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app from your account page. The Members page shows who has it on.

Our DPA (GDPR Article 28) is now part of the terms, and a public page lists every sub-processor, what it does and where it holds data.

The product has a new name, a new logo (the P-Key) and a calmer look: Port Teal for actions, Poppins for headlines.

PortyLink launched on its own domain, with invitation and alert emails sent from portylink.com.

New organizations see a short checklist on the overview: connect Google, import sites, invite your team and connect an agent.

Reconnecting a Google account now replaces its token cleanly, and disconnecting it in one organization no longer cuts off another organization that uses the same account.

Guides for getting started, connecting AI agents, the REST API, and how we handle security and data.

Owners and admins can export everything an organization has stored as JSON. Owners can delete the organization, which also revokes our access at Google. A usage page shows every data request by key and agent.

PortyLink is a remote MCP server with its own OAuth sign-in. You approve each agent once and choose the sites and data it may read.

Read GA4 and Search Console reports over HTTPS with an API key limited to the sites you choose, for n8n, Make and your own code.

Connect Google once and import a site per client from Search Console, linked to its GA4 property where the names match.