Apps you can talk to from your AI.
Working software, ready to make your own. Once any of these is on your account, your AI stays connected to it — read its data, send its emails, change its code, in plain English. For the life of the project.
Hatchform
A Typeform-style form builder you actually own.
“Build me a 6-question customer satisfaction form with a CSAT score at the end.”
Tablestack
The Airtable alternative you own.
“For every company missing a Notes value, write a one-line research summary from their website.”
Notebook MCP
The notebook your AI writes to — so the best parts of your chats don't vanish.
“Save this whole explanation as a notebook entry tagged "Postgres."”
mcpMail
Webmail on your own domain — your agents draft replies, you approve what sends.
“Summarize everything that landed in my inbox today.”
Booking Page
Your own booking page. Share one link and let people grab a time.
“Add a 15-minute "office hours" event type, weekdays 2–4pm only.”
Earshot
The customer research vault your AI keeps — what customers said, with receipts.
“File this sales call transcript and pull out the key insights.”
Live Chat
A chat bubble for your site. It answers from your docs, humans one click away.
“Add a help article on how refunds work so the widget can answer it.”
Team Wiki
An internal wiki your team writes and your AI agent keeps up to date.
“Write up our deploy process as a new page under Engineering Handbook.”
Kanban Board
A kanban board for tasks and roadmaps that your AI agent can update too.
“Move 'Ship CSV export' to Done and pull the next card into In progress.”
Customer Research
A searchable vault of what your customers actually said, with the receipts.
“File this call transcript and pull out the insights.”
Feedback Board
A public board where customers post ideas and vote on what you build next.
“Add 'Bulk edit' as a new request and set it to Planned.”