Integrations

Hand your assistant the work, not your passwords

Connect Gmail, Stripe, GitHub or any app below and your assistant can do the reading, looking up and checking you would rather not. Anything that sends, spends, deletes or changes something asks you first, on your iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac or in the console. The password or key stays with Permaura, so your assistant never sees it.

Each card shows how a new connection starts. Everything under “Asks you first” begins switched off. Turn it on and your assistant asks before each use, and you can change any of it from the console.

Mail and calendar

  • Gmail

    Does on its own: read and search your mail, and read your labels and mailbox details.

    Asks you first: send, trash or delete a message.

    Never sees: your Google password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Microsoft Graph

    Does on its own: read your profile, your mail, the user list, your calendar and your OneDrive files.

    Asks you first: send mail, delete a message, add a user or create a calendar event.

    Never sees: your Microsoft password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Google Calendar

    Does on its own: read your calendars and events, and check free and busy times.

    Asks you first: create, change or cancel an event.

    Never sees: your Google password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Google Meet

    Does on its own: read meeting spaces, past meetings, who attended, recordings and transcripts.

    Asks you first: open an instant meeting or end a running meeting.

    Never sees: your Google password or token.

    Change what it asks about

Money

  • Stripe

    Does on its own: look up charges, customers, invoices, subscriptions and your balance.

    Asks you first: refund a charge, take a payment, send a payout or delete a customer.

    Never sees: your Stripe key.

    Change what it asks about
  • Braintree

    Does on its own: nothing.

    Asks you first: run any call at all.

    Never sees: your Braintree keys.

    Braintree has one endpoint, so a lookup and a payment are the same call. Every call asks you first.

    Change what it asks about
  • Paddle

    Does on its own: look up products, prices, customers, subscriptions and transactions.

    Asks you first: bill a customer, refund or credit a transaction, or cancel a subscription.

    Never sees: your Paddle key.

    Change what it asks about
  • Square

    Does on its own: look up locations, payments, orders, customers and catalog items.

    Asks you first: take or refund a payment.

    Never sees: your Square password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Xero

    Does on its own: read invoices, contacts, the chart of accounts, bank transactions and your organization details, and run the profit and loss and balance sheet reports.

    Asks you first: create an invoice.

    Never sees: your Xero password or token.

    Change what it asks about

Code and deploys

  • GitHub

    Does on its own: read your repos, issues, pull requests and commits, and search repos.

    Asks you first: open an issue or a pull request, merge a pull request, or delete a repo.

    Never sees: your GitHub password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Vercel

    Does on its own: read your deployments, projects, domains and the names of env vars.

    Asks you first: start a deploy, add an env var or delete a project.

    Never sees: your Vercel token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Linear

    Does on its own: read issues and projects.

    Asks you first: create or archive an issue.

    Never sees: your Linear password or key.

    Change what it asks about

Your website

  • Cloudflare

    Does on its own: read your zones, DNS records and account details.

    Asks you first: add a DNS record, delete a DNS record or a zone, or purge the cache.

    Never sees: your Cloudflare token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Google Analytics

    Data API (OAuth only)

    Does on its own: run reports, check which metrics combine, and read property metadata and audience export jobs.

    Asks you first: start an audience export or read user-level export rows.

    Never sees: your Google password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Events Manager

    Your own events site

    Does on its own: read events, ticket availability, tickets, locations, bookings, and categories and tags.

    Asks you first: add, change or delete an event, a ticket, a location, a category or a tag, take, approve, cancel or delete a booking, or upload an image.

    Never sees: your WordPress application password.

    Change what it asks about

Chat

  • Slack

    Does on its own: read your channels, their history and the member list, and search messages.

    Asks you first: post or delete a message, or archive a channel.

    Never sees: your Slack password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Discord

    Does on its own: read your server, channels, the member list and message history.

    Asks you first: post or delete a message.

    Never sees: your Discord bot token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Reddit

    Does on its own: read your account, subreddits, user profiles and your inbox, and read and search posts and comments.

    Asks you first: post to a subreddit, reply to a post, edit or delete your own posts, or send a private message.

    Never sees: your Reddit password or token.

    Change what it asks about

Files

  • Docusign eSignature

    Does on its own: read envelope status, recipients, documents, templates and the audit trail, and download a document.

    Asks you first: send an envelope for signature.

    Never sees: your Docusign password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Dropbox

    Does on its own: browse and search your files, fetch a temporary file link, and read file revisions, existing shared links and account details.

    Asks you first: create a folder, move or rename a file, publish a shared link, or delete a file or folder.

    Never sees: your Dropbox password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Google Drive

    Does on its own: search your files, read file details, download a file and see who a file is shared with.

    Asks you first: export a Google Doc, create a folder, or copy, move or delete a file.

    Never sees: your Google password or token.

    Change what it asks about

Marketing

  • HubSpot

    Does on its own: look up contacts, companies and deals.

    Asks you first: add a contact, or delete a contact or a deal.

    Never sees: your HubSpot password or token.

    Change what it asks about
  • Mailchimp

    Does on its own: check the connection, and read audiences, members, campaigns and reports.

    Asks you first: add or change a subscriber, or send a campaign.

    Never sees: your Mailchimp password or key.

    Change what it asks about
  • Reddit Ads

    Does on its own: read your ad accounts, campaigns, ad groups and ads, promotable posts, and change history, run performance reports, estimate audience and delivery, and search targeting options.

    Asks you first: create, pause or change a campaign, an ad group or an ad, or create a promotable post.

    Never sees: your Reddit password or token.

    Change what it asks about

Creative AI

  • OpenAI

    Does on its own: list your models, files and batches.

    Asks you first: spend credit on a chat completion, an image or a fine-tune, or delete a file.

    Never sees: your OpenAI key.

    Change what it asks about
  • ElevenLabs

    Does on its own: browse voices, the voice library and models, and read your plan and usage, generation history, and dubbing jobs.

    Asks you first: spend credits on speech or delete a history item.

    Never sees: your ElevenLabs key.

    Change what it asks about
  • fal

    Queue API

    Does on its own: check a job's status and fetch its result.

    Asks you first: spend credit on an image or video job, or cancel a job.

    Never sees: your fal key.

    Change what it asks about
  • Google Veo

    via the Gemini API

    Does on its own: check a job's progress, and list generated videos, models and files.

    Asks you first: spend credit on a video or delete a file.

    Never sees: your Google key.

    Change what it asks about
  • HeyGen

    Does on its own: browse avatars, voices and templates, and read your videos, translation jobs and your credits.

    Asks you first: spend credits on an avatar video or speech, or delete a video.

    Never sees: your HeyGen key.

    Change what it asks about
  • Higgsfield

    Does on its own: check a job's status, estimate a job's cost, browse Soul styles and read a character's status.

    Asks you first: spend balance on an image or video, or a trained character, create an upload link, cancel a job, or delete a finished job's files.

    Never sees: your Higgsfield key.

    Change what it asks about
  • OpenRouter

    Does on its own: browse models and providers, and read what a generation cost, your key's usage and your credits.

    Asks you first: spend credit on a chat completion.

    Never sees: your OpenRouter key.

    Change what it asks about

Any API

Not on the list? The same rules reach anything with an address.

  • Your WordPress site

    Permaura reads the site's own list of what it can do. Reads run on their own; anything that changes the site starts switched off and asks you first.

  • Any API with an OpenAPI file

    Import the file and the same rules apply: reads run on their own, writes start switched off and ask you first.

  • Any other web API

    Name the address. Permaura adds the key, makes the call and hands back the result. Each call asks you first.

  • A server over SSH

    Permaura keeps the SSH key and runs the commands you name, nothing else. Any command can be set to ask you first.

What would you hand off, if it had to ask first?

Free on your own computer, no card. Connect one app, say what needs a yes, and answer the first request from your iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac or Windows PC.