Connect Google Workspace to Rocket and build from your existing Docs, Sheets, and Calendar. Rocket reads your content as source material and writes generated outputs back into your Google tools.
This connector is only available for Next.js TypeScript web build tasks.
| Without Google Workspace | With Google Workspace |
|---|---|
| Content lives in a Google Doc | Content lives in a Google Doc |
| You read it and summarize it as a prompt | Rocket reads it directly |
| Rocket generates based on your description | Rocket generates from the source material |
What you can use it for
Reading from Google
Replace placeholder content
Point Rocket at the Google Doc with your hero headline, feature descriptions, and pricing copy. Rocket reads it and replaces every placeholder with your real brand messaging.
Build data-driven apps from Sheets
Rocket reads columns, rows, and data types from your spreadsheets, then generates a working app. Works for product catalogs, pricing matrices, campaign trackers, and team directories.
Build from specs and PRDs
Your team writes PRDs in Google Docs. Let Rocket read the spec directly and build what it describes - including data models, user stories, and UI layout notes.
Build from Google Calendar
Build booking systems and event pages that pull directly from Google Calendar. No fake data or hardcoded times.
Writing back to Google
Save copy to Docs for review
Send generated marketing copy to a Google Doc where your team can comment, edit, and approve before anything goes live.
Export SEO metadata to Sheets
After Rocket generates pages, export every title tag, meta description, and keyword target to a Google Sheet for your SEO team to audit.
Export content for client review
Export the full content structure - page name, section, headline, body, CTA - to a spreadsheet. Clients review and leave comments in the tool they already use.
Quick start
Have your Google Doc or Sheet ready
Open Google Workspace and navigate to the content you want Rocket to use.
Detailed setup
Connect Google Workspace to Rocket
Google Workspace connects via OAuth. You authorize Rocket through Google’s login flow - no API key needed.- Web Browser
- Mobile App
There are three ways to connect Google Workspace:Method 1: From workspace SettingsClick your workspace name in the top-left corner, select Settings, then click Connectors in the left sidebar. Click the Google Workspace card.Method 2: From ConnectorsIn the preview toolbar, click the Click Connect, select your Google account, and click Allow. A green dot appears next to Google Workspace when the connection is active.Method 3: From chatIn any project, open the chat panel and type:
Workspace connectors
This connector is managed at the workspace level. Connect it once and it is available to all projects.
... button and select Connectors. Click the Google Workspace card.When you connect Google Workspace from Connectors, Rocket does not automatically read or write. After authorizing, tell Rocket which file or folder to use in chat.
Read my brand messaging doc at [DOCS_URL] and update the hero section.Save all copy from this landing page to Google Docs for team review.
Supported services
| Service | Read | Write | Common use cases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Docs | Full document text, headings, tables, embedded content | New pages, reports, structured summaries | Build from specs, replace placeholder copy, generate documentation |
| Google Sheets | Column headers, row data, data types, formulas | Append rows, update cells, create new sheets | Data-driven apps, SEO exports, content structure exports |
| Google Calendar | Events, availability, time zones, recurring events | Create and update events | Booking systems, scheduling pages, event listings |
Prompt cookbook
Replace[DOCS_URL] and [SHEETS_URL] with your actual links.
Brand and messaging
| Use case | Prompt |
|---|---|
| Update hero from brand guidelines | Update the hero section using my brand guidelines at [DOCS_URL]. Rewrite the headline, subtext, and CTA. |
| Replace all placeholder copy | Read my brand messaging doc at [DOCS_URL] and replace every placeholder on this site with real copy. Match tone, voice, and terminology from the doc. |
Features and product
| Use case | Prompt |
|---|---|
| Update features from product spec | Update the features section using my product spec at [SHEETS_URL]. Rewrite every feature card and reorganize categories to match the doc. |
| Build feature comparison table | Read the competitor analysis at [SHEETS_URL] and build a feature comparison table with check marks and descriptions. |
Pricing
| Use case | Prompt |
|---|---|
| Update pricing from spreadsheet | Update the entire pricing section using my pricing matrix at [SHEETS_URL]. Replace all placeholder tiers, prices, and limits and add a billing toggle. |
| Build pricing calculator | Read the pricing rules from [SHEETS_URL] and build an interactive pricing calculator with sliders for usage and a monthly/annual toggle. |
Social proof and team
| Use case | Prompt |
|---|---|
| Update testimonials from real quotes | Update the social proof section using customer quotes from [DOCS_URL] and company details from [SHEETS_URL]. Replace all placeholder testimonials and metrics. |
| Update team section | Update the team section using roster data from [SHEETS_URL]. Replace placeholder team members with real names, roles, and bios. |
| Build case study pages | Read the case study briefs at [DOCS_URL] and build individual case study pages with challenge, solution, and results sections. |
Write back to Google
| Use case | Prompt |
|---|---|
| Save copy for team review | Save all copy from this landing page to Google Docs for the marketing team to review and approve. |
| Export SEO metadata | Extract SEO metadata from this website and save page titles, meta descriptions, and keywords to a Google Sheet. |
| Save content for client | Export the content structure to Google Sheets with each row showing page, section, headline, body, and CTA for client review. |
| Generate A/B test variants | Generate headline and CTA variants for A/B testing and save them to a Google Sheet. |
| Create ad copy | Create short-form ad copy for Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads from this landing page and save to Google Docs. |
Tips and limitations
- Sheets work best with clean data. Use clear column headers, consistent data types, and avoid merged cells. The cleaner the spreadsheet, the better Rocket maps it.
- Calendar time zones. Rocket respects your calendar’s time zone settings. Double-check these before building scheduling features.
- Write-back is additive. Rocket creates new documents or appends content. It will not overwrite existing files unless you explicitly ask.
- Large files. For very large Docs or Sheets, reference specific sections or cell ranges to keep context focused.
- Link directly. Sharing a direct URL gives Rocket the fastest path to your content. Descriptions like “my pricing spreadsheet” work too, but links are more reliable.
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