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Add to Slack. One permission screen. That is the account. There is no website login.
Home lists tools already in the workspace, then the catalog. Choose what you use. If it is not in the list, request it.
One person connects. The connection belongs to the workspace. Native OAuth today: GitHub, GoHighLevel, Stripe, Google Drive, Gmail, Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira. Tokens stay on our coordinator. Claude sees titles and status, never the tokens.
Home
Apps and agents is a feed of facts. A row is a sentence, the tool it came from, and how recent it is. Not a board.
Revenue is $184k this week.
Stripe · 2 hours ago
Two pull requests are waiting. One is failing checks.
GitHub · 14 minutes ago
Sources
Native OAuth is marked. The rest can be requested. We build from that list. We do not ship a 3,000-tool search.
connects today
- Airtable
- Asana
- ClickUp
- Figma
- GitHub
- Gmail
- GoHighLevel
- Google Calendar
- Google Drive
- HubSpot
- Intercom
- Jira
- Linear
- Monday
- Notion
- Salesforce
- Stripe
- Zendesk
@ucontex
Tag @ucontex in a channel. The reply matches the question. Pipeline is HubSpot. Mail is mail. A pull request is GitHub. Do not expect one layout for every ask.
We do not post unless tagged. A morning digest is off until you turn it on.
What we store
- Keep
- Slack team id, bot token, installer, connected sources, vendor tokens, object titles and status.
- Skip
- Channel history, password managers, banking, mail bodies, file contents, a live desktop.
- Share
- Facts from org tools with the whole workspace. Personal computer use stays private unless that person promotes it.
- Leave
- Uninstall the Slack app. Revoke ucontex at the vendor.
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Opt-in computer use, later. It reports who is in which selected app and how long that session has been running.
Private to that person. Password managers and banking are never in the list. Not a manager product.