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Sources we actually connect.

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, HubSpot, and MCP. If it is not on this list, we will not logo-wash it.

First-party connectors

Gmail

Gmail is the first relationship source: read threads for commitments, then draft or send only after approval.

Google Calendar

Google Calendar is read as a relationship source for meetings and the commitments that happen around them.

Slack

Slack is a relationship source for messages, threads, and decisions. DMs are out of the first beta. Writes are approval-gated.

HubSpot

HubSpot is the CRM source: companies, contacts, and deals as context. Notes and tasks can be written after approval.

MCP

Oppulence Desktop speaks MCP. Point it at servers in your config and the copilot can use those tools.