01
Connect providers
The tools tab already supports OAuth and password-based flows, so the website sells a real connection model rather than a future promise.
Connected apps
Move from answer to action in the same thread.
Memiry already presents tool connections and provider management inside the iPhone app. The frontend turns that into a product story about moving from reply to action without leaving the thread.
Provider graph
Connected apps that stay behind the conversation.
Ask for a reservation, note, schedule check, or follow-up without hopping into a second workflow.
Calendar: pull next Thursday after 6
Docs: grab the shared studio brief
Resy: make the reservation from here
GmailGoogle DocsGoogle CalendarSlackSpotifyResyStrava
GmailGoogle DocsGoogle CalendarSlackSpotifyResyStravaGmailGoogle DocsGoogle CalendarSlackSpotifyResyStrava
02
Expose tools in chat
Each provider surfaces its tools in one place so users understand what the assistant can actually do.
03
Execute without leaving the thread
Calendar checks, notes retrieval, and lightweight actions stay attached to the conversation instead of opening a second workflow.
Planning
Scheduling and timing
Calendar-aware actions give Memiry a useful role when the next step is about time, availability, or coordination.
Google CalendarOutlookResy
Knowledge
Notes and documents
Pull a reference, grab a note, or line up a shared doc while the conversation is still active.
Google DocsNotionLinear
Communication
Threads and follow-ups
Use connected tools to support the next message instead of manually piecing together context from separate tabs.
GmailSlackTodoist
Lifestyle
Real-world actions
The product positioning extends beyond text when the ask turns into a reservation, ride, workout, or plan.
SpotifyStravaUber