Gmail
Search mail, draft and send messages, and power the email channel. Drafting is free, sending waits for you.
Tools
Connected apps. Direct actions.
Attyn connects the apps you already use, and asks first when an action is protected.
Approvals
It asks before it acts.
Every protected tool call is held for your approval, protected actions wait, and you can pre-approve the routine ones.
After you say go.
Send the email, update the sheet, create the event, after you say go. Pre-approve the routine ones and Attyn handles them quietly.
Supported tools
The apps you already use.
Email, spreadsheets, calendar, documents, and other supported tools.
Google Sheets
Create spreadsheets, append rows, read ranges, and update trackers. Your trackers, updated without you opening them.
Google Calendar
Mirror local events, create events, and read schedule context. Local first, mirrored up only if you connect it.
Native APIs
Passthrough calls for connected apps when the model needs a specific endpoint. The escape hatch when no tool fits.
Studio
Generate real files locally: decks, documents, spreadsheets, and PDFs. Files built on your Mac, not downloaded.
Schedules
Store one-off or daily tasks that fire while Attyn is running. It runs when the app is open, not in the cloud.
Mail, calendar, sheets, files, all from one box.
One chat
One chat, not six tabs.
Connected tools let Attyn work across your stack from one chat.
No tab-hopping, no copy-paste.
Attyn reaches into your apps and stops where you say. Protected actions always wait for an explicit allow.
Get Attyn
It reaches into your apps, and stops where you say.
Connect Gmail, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, documents, and schedules, and approve what matters.
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