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1,500+ apps for your chats and AI employees

CellCog works in the apps you already use

Connect an app once, then use it in any chat or hand it to an AI employee. Anything risky waits for your yes.

GmailSlackNotionHubSpotGitHubStripeGoogle SheetsCanvaLinearGoogle AnalyticsPipedriveFigma
What it does with them

One request. Several apps. Finished work.

CellCog moves between your tools the way you would, and brings back the result.

Communication

  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • Google Calendar
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Zoom
Example request

"Reply to today's urgent email and book the three meetings people asked for."

  1. Moderate: Reads today's unread mail in Gmail
  2. Safe: Checks Google Calendar for free times
  3. Safe: Drafts a reply to each urgent email in the chat
  4. Dangerous: Sends the replies and the invites

Marketing & social

  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Facebook
  • Mailchimp
  • Canva
Example request

"Turn this week's blog post into a LinkedIn post with an image, and post it."

  1. Safe: Reads this week's blog post
  2. Safe: Writes the LinkedIn post in the chat
  3. Dangerous: Makes the image in Canva
  4. Dangerous: Posts it to LinkedIn

Sales & support

  • Apollo
  • HubSpot
  • Pipedrive
  • Attio
  • Intercom
  • Zendesk
Example request

"Find 20 ops leads at Texas logistics firms, add them to HubSpot, and draft an intro to each."

  1. Safe: Searches Apollo for the right titles
  2. Dangerous: Adds each person to HubSpot with notes
  3. Safe: Writes an intro for each in the chat
  4. Dangerous: Creates a follow-up task for each in HubSpot

Docs & files

  • Google Drive
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Notion
  • Dropbox
  • Airtable
Example request

"Sum up the client feedback in our Drive folder in one doc and a tracker sheet."

  1. Moderate: Reads the files in your Google Drive folder
  2. Safe: Pulls out the common feedback
  3. Dangerous: Writes the summary in Google Docs
  4. Dangerous: Builds the tracker in Google Sheets

Productivity

  • Asana
  • ClickUp
  • Trello
  • Monday
  • Todoist
  • Typeform
Example request

"Turn these meeting notes into Asana tasks with owners and due dates."

  1. Safe: Reads the notes you share
  2. Safe: Checks Asana for the right project and people
  3. Dangerous: Creates each task with an owner and a date
  4. Safe: Shows you the list in the chat

Analytics & SEO

  • Google Analytics
  • Google Search Console
  • Ahrefs
  • PostHog
  • Semrush
  • Mixpanel
Example request

"Find the three pages losing the most search clicks and draft fixes for them."

  1. Safe: Reads Google Analytics and Search Console
  2. Safe: Finds the three pages losing clicks
  3. Safe: Checks those pages in Ahrefs against competitors
  4. Safe: Drafts new titles and copy in the chat

Finance & commerce

  • Stripe
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Paypal
  • Brex
  • Square
Example request

"Match October's Stripe payments to our invoices and flag what doesn't line up."

  1. Moderate: Pulls October's payments from Stripe
  2. Moderate: Pulls the invoices from QuickBooks
  3. Safe: Matches them line by line
  4. Safe: Lists the gaps for you in the chat

Design & content

  • Canva
  • Figma
  • Webflow
  • Pexels
  • Vimeo
  • Abyssale
Example request

"Add our new plans to the Webflow CMS with a fresh hero image, and publish."

  1. Safe: Reads the plans collection in Webflow
  2. Safe: Writes the new entries in the chat
  3. Dangerous: Makes the hero image in Canva
  4. Dangerous: Updates the CMS items and publishes the site

Code & data

  • GitHub
  • Sentry
  • Linear
  • Vercel
  • Supabase
  • Jira
Example request

"Find the change behind today's worst error and open an issue with the details."

  1. Safe: Reads today's new errors in Sentry
  2. Moderate: Finds the related change in GitHub
  3. Safe: Writes up the cause in the chat
  4. Dangerous: Opens an issue in Linear with the evidence

Safe reads or works in the chat Moderate reads private data Dangerous changes something in the app You choose what runs on its own.

Featured apps

The apps people connect most

What CellCog can do in each one.

  • GmailRead and sort mail, and draft replies for you to send.
  • Google CalendarFind free time and set up meetings.
  • SlackRead channels and post updates where you choose.
  • NotionRead and update pages and databases.
  • Google DriveFind, read and organize your files.
  • Google SheetsRead, update and build spreadsheets.
  • HubSpotLook up contacts and keep deals up to date.
  • PipedriveFind people and keep deals up to date.
  • ApolloFind prospects and the companies they work at.
  • StripeReport on revenue, payments and subscriptions.
  • QuickBooksPull reports and prepare invoices.
  • XeroPrepare invoices and pull financial reports.
  • GitHubRead code and open issues and pull requests.
  • LinearTriage issues and write project updates.
  • JiraTriage tickets and keep their status current.
  • FigmaRead your files and frames.
  • CanvaCreate designs, fill your brand templates and export them.
  • AirtableUpdate records and build reports from your bases.
  • MailchimpBuild campaigns and read their results.
  • Google AnalyticsRead traffic, sources and conversions.
  • Google Search ConsoleRead search queries, clicks and rankings.
  • AhrefsResearch keywords, backlinks and competitors.
  • LinkedInPublish the posts you approve.
  • YouTubeUpload videos and read channel stats.
  • OutlookRead mail and calendar, and draft replies.
  • Microsoft TeamsRead and post in team channels.
  • ZoomSchedule meetings.
  • CalendlySee your scheduled bookings.
  • IntercomRead conversations and draft answers in the chat.
  • ZendeskTriage tickets and draft replies in the chat.
  • AsanaTurn meeting notes into tasks.
  • ClickUpCreate tasks and write status updates.
  • TrelloCreate and move cards across boards.
  • SentryTriage errors and find what caused them.
  • WebflowUpdate CMS items and page SEO, then publish.
  • KlaviyoBuild email flows and read results.
The full list

All 1,500+ apps

Search, or browse by category. Featured apps aren't repeated here until you open a category.

Don't see your tool?

Three ways to connect

Most apps are one click from the list. For anything else, it depends on the app: if it offers an MCP server or gives you an API key, CellCog can use it the same way. Not every app offers either.

Connect an app

Pick it from 1,500+ apps and sign in. You choose which chats and AI employees may use it.

Add your own MCP server

If your own system or a vendor offers an MCP server, add its URL. Its tools show up like any other app.

Add an API key

If a service gives you an API key, save it here. The key stays in your account and is never shown in chat.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

More than 1,500, from Gmail, Slack and Notion to HubSpot, Stripe and GitHub. Search the list above to check yours.

Both. Connect an app once, then choose which chats and AI employees may use it.

No. CellCog can research, write and build without any apps. Connect one when you want it to work there.

It depends on the app. If it offers an MCP server, add it by URL; if it gives you an API key, save the key. CellCog then uses it like any other app. Some apps offer neither.

You choose. Anything risky, like sending, posting or changing data, can wait for your yes.

Yes, any time, from Connectors in the app.

Put your apps to work

Start a chat or hire an AI employee, and connect the tools you already use.