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Orbit connects to the apps you already use — calendar, email, notes, tasks, and more. When you run a workflow, Orbit can pull information from these apps and take actions on your behalf.
Apps library showing connected services

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How Apps Work

Apps give Orbit new capabilities:
  • — Check meetings, see attendees, find free time
  • — Read tasks, create new ones, mark complete
  • — Search notes, create new notes
  • — Read emails, draft responses
When a workflow says “check my calendar for tomorrow’s meetings,” it uses the calendar app to get that information.

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Built-in Apps

These apps are always available:
AppWhat it does
Google CalendarMeetings and scheduling
Google ContactsContact information
Orbit CRMRelationship tracking
TodoistTask management
Bear NotesNote taking
ReadwiseReading highlights
GranolaMeeting notes
Web SearchResearch on the web

Built-in apps

What each built-in app can do

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Connecting More Apps

Add more apps from the Apps Library:
Connecting a new app
Available apps include:
  • Gmail — Email management
  • Outlook — Email for Microsoft 365
  • GitHub — Repositories and issues
  • Linear — Project management
  • Fireflies — Meeting transcripts
  • Zapier — Connect to 5,000+ other apps

Connecting apps

How to connect new apps

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Using Apps in Workflows

Reference apps in workflows with {!app-name}: 
Use {!google-calendar} to get my meetings for tomorrow.

Search {!bear-notes} for notes about Acme Corp.

Create a task in {!todoist} to follow up with Sarah.

Using apps in workflows

How to reference apps in workflows

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Managing Apps

View and manage your connected apps:
1

Open the Apps Library

In The Assistant, click the Apps tab.
2

View connected apps

See which apps are connected and their status.
App connection status
3

Disconnect if needed

Click an app to see options, including disconnect.