The coronavirus crisis has led to a significant increase in demand for productivity tools that enable professionals to work from home, with many solutions extending beyond basic email clients and Microsoft Office suites. To meet this need, companies like Bubble are helping teams build custom work-from-home apps and remote work tools with seamless integrations from leading productivity and communication services. For example, the Airtable plugin allows users to connect with one or multiple Airtable bases, while the Basecamp plugin integrates a Bubble app with a Basecamp account, enabling team members to manage projects and tasks in an alternative way. Other plugins, such as Box and Dropbox, enable seamless integration of cloud file storage services, while plugins like Trello and Asana allow users to connect their Bubble apps with popular project management tools. Additionally, the Zoom plugin enables video meetings and webinars using Zoom, and the Asana plugin for Bubble lets users bring in information from Asana projects into their Bubble app. Overall, these plugins demonstrate how Bubble's platform can be extended and integrated with other services and tools to build unique solutions that meet the needs of remote teams.