Connect the services you already work with so you can act on them from one workspace. OAuth where possible, straightforward configuration where it’s not.
Use OAuth for platforms like Google, Microsoft, Slack, and GitHub, or connect databases and APIs directly. Once connected, you can forget about the wiring and just use them.
Send emails, create tickets, query databases, and update docs without building flows from scratch. Basic validation and retries help keep things from silently failing.
Integrations come with small, focused UIs so you can read an email thread, view a result set, or preview a doc without leaving the conversation.

OAuth where it makes sense, encrypted storage for credentials, and sane defaults for connecting to databases and APIs. Nothing fancy, just the basics implemented properly.

Whether it’s sending a message, updating a record, or changing a document, integrations are built to actually complete the action and surface any issues instead of failing quietly.

Threads look like threads, tables look like tables, and docs preview like docs. The idea is simple: show information in a way that feels familiar so you can act on it faster.
Hook up the services you already depend on and try working with them from one place for a bit.