Ember works with the applications you already use
Connect your tools once. Ember reads your email, documents, contacts and projects there to answer with your real context. Connected tools give superintelligence the context of your business.
Applications connected to Ember
For each application, what Ember does with it for you. The status shown is the one in the Ember app today.
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Ember plugs into your applications from My applications, to work with your context.
Google
Read Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets and Docs.
Apollo
Read your existing Apollo contacts and accounts.
Outlook
Read your Outlook email and calendar events.
Slack
Search and read your Slack conversations.
LinkedIn
Read your own LinkedIn profile. Separate from your prospecting connection.
Airtable
Read your bases and records.
HubSpot
Search your contacts, companies and deals.
Jira
Read your projects, issues and comments.
Reddit
Search posts and read comments.
Figma
Read your design files and comments.
Canva
Find your designs and folders.
YouTube
Read your channels, playlists and video information.
Microsoft Teams
Read your chats and channel conversations.
Pipedrive
Read your contacts, companies and deals.
Salesforce
Search your CRM records and opportunities.
Instagram
Read your professional account posts and insights.
Monday
Read your boards, items and updates.
Excel
Read worksheets and cell ranges in your workbooks.
Stripe
Read balances, invoices and subscriptions.
Facebook
Read your Pages, posts and comments.
Meta Ads
Read ad campaigns and their performance.
Calendly
Read your scheduled events and invitees.
Notion
Search shared pages and read their content.
GitHub
Read repository files, issues and discussions.
How a connection works
Ember plugs into your applications through MCP connectors (Model Context Protocol, the standard that gives agents controlled access to your tools).
You connect an application
From My applications in Ember, you authorize access from your own account. Ember never asks for a password in the conversation.
Ember reads what it needs
When your request calls for it, the Second Brain reads the information in the connected application and tells you where it comes from.
You stay in control
You disconnect an application whenever you want. Ember writes nothing to your tools without your confirmation.
Frequently asked questions
Connect your applications to Ember
Create your account, then open My applications to plug in your first tools. Your superintelligence starts with the tools you already use.
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