Ask from WhatsApp, let it read your Gmail, answer visitors on your website, trigger it from Zapier, or open it beside any page in Chrome. One account, one history, one set of credits — everywhere.
Pick the one that matches how you work. You can use all of them together.
Chat from Telegram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Discord, Slack, Teams or email. Reach your bots and tasks with /menu; every chat is saved on the website.
Let the AI search Google, Microsoft 365, Notion, GitHub, Slack, Airtable, Dropbox or any MCP server — and act there when you confirm.
Read more →Put one of your bots on your own site as its chat. One line of code.
How it works ↓Start tasks and bots from thousands of apps, and get a call when they finish.
How it works ↓The same chat in a side panel next to whatever you are reading.
How it works ↓See the reminders and events your assistant keeps in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar.
How it works ↓Every integration works with any model you choose — see all 89 models, from chat to images, video and speech.
Turn any of your bots into the chat on your own website.
</body>. A chat button appears in the corner.Connect to thousands of other apps without writing code.
Ask about the page you are on without copying it anywhere.
Open the side panel and approve it on the website. It uses its own token, so your password is never stored in the browser. Remove it any time in Settings → Connected Apps.
Pull in the current page, another tab or a screenshot. @youtube on a YouTube tab attaches the video’s captions. @ lists your bots.
Models, web search, projects, images and documents work as on the website, and a chat started in the panel is waiting for you there.
Your assistant’s reminders and events, in the calendar you already check.
Recent changes to integrations and the chat, October 2026.
Conversations from Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord and the rest now open on the website with a header showing the app and place, live updates, and an option to send your replies back to the app.
/menu in every appYour shortcuts, bots, modules, tasks, recipes, skills, projects and knowledge bases, by number or name. Bots ask their questions one at a time; tasks can be paused and resumed from the app.
Discord gets /run (it suggests your things as you type), /menu and /actions. WhatsApp shows long menus as a tap-to-pick list.
Suggested next steps now sit right under the newest answer and its sources, as small labelled chips. On a phone they are one line you can swipe.
While you type, small icons appear right after your words instead of above the box. On a phone, a 💡 with a count sits next to the voice-chat button.
Deep research is only offered on models that can do it, and not inside messaging apps, where a long report does not fit.
Voice input, voice chat and meeting transcription can use the microphone again in every browser.
All models in one searchable list, grouped by chat, images, video and speech, with what each one can do.
See all models →A full security review: stricter link checks, safer bot memory that cannot be filled with hidden instructions, and a clear warning before you add your own API key.
If you live in WhatsApp or Telegram, link that first — you can then ask from your phone. If most of your work is email and meetings, connect Google or Microsoft 365. Run a website? Put a bot on it as its chat.
There is no separate fee. Whatever the AI does through an integration — a message from WhatsApp, a Gmail search, a website visitor's question, a Zapier call — uses credits the same way a normal chat message does. Plans decide which integrations are included.
Only what you set up to run on its own, like a scheduled bot or a Zapier trigger. Anything the AI wants to send, post or change in your apps waits for you to confirm, and nothing is ever deleted.
Settings → Connected Apps lists messaging apps, the Chrome extension and automation tokens, each with Unlink or Remove. Settings → Connectors does the same for apps like Google and Notion. Removing one cuts its access at once.
Everything lives under Settings → Connected Apps and Settings → Connectors.
Fill in a short form, get finished work — hundreds of ready-made tools.
Read more →Give the AI a goal. It plans, works in the background and delivers.
Read more →Teach it how you want a job done once. It applies that by itself.
Read more →Helpers you call with /name or @name — or that run on their own.
Read more →Every model available — chat, images, video and speech, updated live.
Read more →Chat from Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, Teams or email.
Read more →Let the AI use Google, Microsoft 365, Notion, GitHub and more.
Read more →Everything in one place: models, images, video, projects, memory.
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