Automate every app.

It is one AI operator with access to the apps you already use. You connect Gmail, Slack, Notion, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Stripe, Shopify, GitHub and hundreds more. Then you ask in plain language — find something, write it, send it, log it, book it — and the AI performs the actions in your own accounts, showing every step it took.

No. Connect one app, run your first task, and add the rest whenever you need them. If a task needs an app you have not connected, the agent offers a secure connection link instead of guessing.

No. Every member gets their own isolated connection context, so no one else can read your mail, see your files or use your accounts. Only you see your connections, runs and action log.

Research a company and draft the outreach, send the email from your Gmail, reply to the thread, add the lead to your CRM, log it in a sheet, post a summary in Slack, create the Notion doc, book the meeting, pull the Stripe numbers, update the ticket, or prepare the report. If the app has an action, the agent can use it.

It states what it is about to send — recipients, subject and body — and only proceeds when your instruction already contains those details or you confirm. Anything irreversible is shown before it happens.

One AI task is one request you make. App actions are the individual calls the agent performs inside your apps, such as sending a message or creating a record. Each plan includes a monthly amount of both, and you can see the balance at the top of your workspace.