Connecting your life
Each connection is optional, and each opens only what you choose. Connect what you use every day first; your accomplice becomes useful the moment it can read one real channel.
| Connection | What it brings | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail | Mail in Communications, triage, drafts and replies | Set up your email |
| Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets | Your agenda, files and documents | Google Calendar, Drive, Docs and Sheets |
| Telegram | Your personal account(s) in Communications | Telegram |
| Your number(s), linked as a companion device | ||
| Apple Health | Daily measurements and workouts from your iPhone | Apple Health |
| PostHog | Product analytics, with alerts that wake your accomplice | PostHog |
| Ahrefs | SEO data within a units budget | Ahrefs |
| Meta Ads | Ad accounts to read and propose changes to | Meta Ads |
| Facebook and Instagram | Pages and Instagram accounts: posts with approval, comments | Facebook and Instagram |
| Cloudflare | Webhooks through a tunnel; DNS and zones with approval | Cloudflare and webhooks |
| GitHub | Repositories to read and change, with approval | GitHub |
| MCP servers | Tools from any remote MCP server you review | MCP servers |
| Web search and pictures | Brave Search and WaveSpeed images | Web search and pictures |
Model providers and voice are connected in Settings too: see Choose a model and Voice messages and calls.
Where to connect
Everything is in Settings → Extensions. Settings → Overview shows what is live and what needs attention, such as an expired sign-in.
Who owns a connection
Every account belongs to an identity: you, a company you own, or a shared space. A company's mailbox belongs to the company, and you read it by delegation. A single chat on your personal account can belong to a company ("Belongs to" in Communications). See Who owns what.
Before you connect
Read Privacy, connection by connection: it says, for each connection, what is read, where it is stored and which outside services see it.