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GAIA works across 60+ apps out of the box. Once you connect a tool, GAIA can interact with it directly — drafting emails, creating tasks, scheduling meetings, filing issues — without you having to switch between apps. The more you connect, the more context GAIA has to work with.

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Native Integrations

Communication

The most common place GAIA takes action. Connect your email and messaging apps to let GAIA draft replies, summarize threads, and send messages on your behalf.
  • Gmail — read, draft, and send email
  • Slack — send messages, summarize channels
  • Microsoft Teams — send messages and join meetings
  • Google Meet — schedule and manage meetings

Productivity & Tasks

GAIA can manage your calendar, create tasks from conversations, and update documents without you having to open a single app.
  • Google Calendar — schedule, reschedule, find open time
  • Google Tasks — create and complete tasks
  • Google Docs & Sheets — read and write content
  • Notion — update pages and databases
  • Todoist / Asana / Trello / ClickUp — manage tasks across platforms
  • Google Maps — look up locations and travel time

Developer Tools

For developers, GAIA can interact with your project management and code hosting tools.
  • GitHub — create issues, review PRs, check repository activity
  • Linear — create and update issues, track project progress

Social & Business

Monitor and act on social platforms and CRM tools.
  • Twitter / LinkedIn / Reddit / Instagram — read and post content
  • HubSpot — manage contacts and deals
  • Airtable — read and update records
60 integrations are available in total. The full list is visible inside the GAIA app under Settings → Integrations.

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Custom Integrations

If the tool you use isn’t in the list, you can build your own integration. GAIA supports custom integrations via API — you define what the integration can do, and GAIA will know when and how to use it.

Build a Custom Integration

Read the developer docs to get started building your own integration.

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Marketplace

The marketplace is where users share integrations and workflows they’ve built. If someone has already connected a niche tool you use, you can install their integration in a few clicks instead of building it yourself. You can also publish your own — whether it’s a custom integration, a workflow template, or an automation you’ve set up that others might find useful.

Browse the Marketplace

Find community-built integrations and workflows, or share your own.
Before building a custom integration, check the marketplace first — someone may have already built what you need.