Saywork · Integrations
Works in the apps you already use.
Connect Google, Slack, Notion or your Obsidian vault and the agent works in them directly. Everything else it does in your own apps and your own Chrome, where you are already signed in — no connection to set up.
Connect directly
One click in Settings, under Integrations. Disconnect there any time.
Google Calendar
Lets the agent read your events, and add, move or delete them after asking you.
Gmail
Lets the agent search and read your mail, write drafts, and send or reply — every send asks you first. Nothing is deleted or labelled.
Google Meet
Makes meeting links, reads past meetings' records and transcripts, and lets Saywork take notes on every Meet on your calendar.
Google Docs
Lets the agent read a document you name, write new ones and add to them. Saywork asks Google for Docs and nothing else.
Google Sheets
Lets the agent read a spreadsheet you name, add rows and fill in cells, after asking you.
Google Drive
Lets the agent list and share the files Saywork made for you. It cannot see the rest of your Drive.
Slack
Lets the agent read your channels and messages and post as you, always after asking you first.
Notion
Lets the agent search and read the pages you share with Saywork, and write new pages or add to them.
Obsidian
Pick your vault folder. The agent can then find and read your notes, and write or add to one after asking you. The vault stays on this computer.
Telegram
Links your Telegram to Saywork's bot, so the agent can message you there and pick up what you send it.
In your own browser, nothing to connect
The agent opens these in your Chrome and works there the way you would, with its own cursor. Anything another person would see waits for your OK.
Linear
linear.app
Jira
atlassian.net
Asana
app.asana.com
ClickUp
app.clickup.com
Trello
trello.com
Todoist
app.todoist.com
Dropbox
dropbox.com
Figma
figma.com
Airtable
airtable.com
HubSpot
app.hubspot.com
Zoom
zoom.us
Discord
discord.com
X
x.com
linkedin.com
Stripe
dashboard.stripe.com
Shopify
admin.shopify.com
How a connection is kept
The key stays on our server, sealed
When you connect a service, its access is stored encrypted on Saywork's server. The app on your computer never holds it.
Only the calls it needs
Each service has a fixed list of what Saywork may ask it for. Anything outside that list is refused by our server, whatever the agent asks.
It asks before it acts
Reading is quiet. Sending, posting, inviting or changing something another person will see stops and shows you first.
Yours to take back
Disconnect any service in Settings and its access is deleted. Deleting your account removes every connection.
Questions
Do I have to connect anything?
No. Dictation works in every app with nothing connected, and the agent can do most jobs in your own apps and your own Chrome. Connecting a service makes those jobs faster and lets them run while you use your computer for something else.
What does Saywork ask Google for?
Only what each product needs: your calendar, reading your mail and writing drafts, Meet links and records, the documents and spreadsheets you name, and in Drive only the files Saywork made for you. It cannot see the rest of your Drive.
Can it send or post without me?
No. Every email, message, post or invite stops and shows you exactly what will go out first. Nothing leaves until you say so.
Does my Obsidian vault leave my computer?
No. You pick the vault folder on your computer and the agent reads and writes the notes there. The vault is never sent to Saywork's server.
An app I use isn't listed.
The agent can still work in it: in its desktop app, or in your Chrome where you are already signed in. Tell us which ones you'd like connected directly at [email protected].
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