Why connect tools?
Without a connected tool, Dume can only work with what you type into the chat. Connect Gmail or Calendar and it can read your actual inbox and schedule, not just talk about them in the abstract.Available integrations
Email & docs
Gmail, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Drive, Microsoft 365
Calendar
Google Calendar
Team tools
Slack, Notion
Development
GitHub
Step-by-step
1
Open Integrations
From the sidebar, go to Integrations.Each card shows what the integration can access before you connect it.
2
Choose an integration and connect
Click Connect Integration on the tool you want.Most integrations (Gmail, Google Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Drive, GitHub, Slack) open an OAuth window right away. Notion and Microsoft 365 connect from your Dume dashboard settings instead of a popup. Same process, different entry point.
3
Authorize on the provider's site
Log in to the service if you aren’t already, review what Dume is asking to access, and approve it.What you’ll typically see requested:
- Read access to your data (email, calendar events, files)
- Write access, if the integration supports creating or updating things
4
Confirm the connection
You’re returned to Dume, and the integration card now shows as connected.Test it right away: ask Dume something that requires the tool, like “What’s on my calendar today?”
Free plans have a limit on how many integrations and connected accounts you can have at once. If a card shows as locked, that’s the limit. See Billing & plans.
Managing a connection
Go to Settings → Connectors (for WhatsApp and phone) or the Integrations page (for everything else) to disconnect a tool. Revoking access on the provider’s side, through Google, GitHub, or Slack’s own “connected apps” settings, also cuts off Dume’s access immediately.Next steps
Connect more tools
See the full list of integrations and what each one unlocks.
Set up a routine
Turn a task you’d repeat manually into something Dume runs on a schedule.