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Turn one answer into shared understanding

01Team AIFrom personal AI to organizational capability02Multilingual TranslationHire and collaborate beyond language barriers03Clear AnswersFrom reading an answer to understanding it together

Think with people and AI in the same place

04ThreadsMove beyond one person talking to one AI05ChatsA focused room where people and AI think together06ExternalOne neutral AI between two organizations

Turn understanding into action

07EmailEmail handled with the context of the organization08CalendarFind a time for everyone with one question09ConnectorsAn open path from INARY to every service

Scale AI across the organization safely

10Members & GovernanceCompany-wide AI without company-wide exposure11AI Models & UsageChoose quality and cost per task, manage them together12Desktop & AttentionLet the right work call you back
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09 · An open path from INARY to every service

Connectors

Connect the services you use today—and build the connection you need next.

Connectors are not a fixed list of integrations. They are the foundation that lets INARY use information and carry out approved work in the services where the organization already operates. Google, GitHub, and the desktop-only Desktop Connector are current optional connectors. The range can grow across accounting, HR, CRM, sales, project management, and other services, whether a connector is built by INARY or by a service vendor. If the connector you need does not exist yet, Local MCP lets you build and use your own tools from the desktop app without waiting for an official release.

AVAILABLE NOWGoogleGitHubDesktop Connector DESKTOP
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CONNECTOR ECOSYSTEM

Not a fixed integration list. A foundation that keeps expanding.

Connecting Google or GitHub is not, by itself, a unique INARY capability. The value is that an organization can choose the services it needs and let INARY work with them while preserving context, permissions, and human control.

01OPTIONAL · PERSONAL

Google

Connect your own Google account and let INARY use approved Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, Calendar, and Tasks tools.

02OPTIONAL · ORGANIZATION

GitHub

An administrator connects the repositories the organization uses for pull requests, issues, checks, and reviewed actions.

GitHub connector details →
03DESKTOP APP ONLY

Desktop Connector

An official INARY connector for the folders a user explicitly allows on their computer, in read-only or read-write mode.

EXPANDING COVERAGE

Toward every service the organization uses.

The connector catalog will continue to grow. A connector may be developed by INARY or provided by the vendor of the connected service.

AccountingHRCRMSalesProject managementOther work services
LOCAL MCP · DESKTOP APP

Do not wait. Build the connection you need.

When no official connector exists for an internal system or specialized workflow, a user can run a Local MCP server and add its tools to the INARY desktop app. The published connector catalog is not the limit of what INARY can work with.

Your MCP server→INARY Desktop→Use in conversation
WHAT CHANGES

How Connectors changes the work

  1. 01

    Choose only the connectors the organization needs. Google and GitHub are optional; Desktop Connector is available only in the desktop app.

  2. 02

    Expand beyond today’s services into accounting, HR, CRM, sales, project management, and other systems as connectors are added.

  3. 03

    Use Local MCP to build the tools you need yourself instead of waiting for an official connector to be released.

  4. 04

    Keep control of external work with permissions and human confirmation before a connected service changes.

IN REAL WORK
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Choose a connector

Connect only the service or desktop folders needed for the work.

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Work from the conversation

INARY uses approved information and prepares the requested action in the connected service.

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Build what is missing

Use Local MCP from the desktop app when no official connector exists yet.

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