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Integrations

AMSET works with 148 services

You ask the assistant for something and it does it in the right service: it reads and sends messages, posts on social media, opens code branches, changes where a domain points or plays music. Each entry explains exactly what it does and, if there is a catch, says so too. You connect only the ones you use; the rest stay off.

Messaging and teams

4 services

WhatsApp

Read your chats, search old conversations, sum up what you missed and send messages. With your own number, linked by QR code, or through the official WhatsApp Business connection (its API).

Telegram

A bot of its own, an automated account that alerts you, reads what you write to it and sends you files.

Discord

Post notices and files to a channel and, if you add a bot, read what has been said.

Slack

Send a notice to a channel, read the latest messages, list channels and upload files.

Email, calendar and documents

6 services

Google

Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Sheets on your account: read and write emails, events, files and spreadsheets.

Microsoft

Outlook, Calendar and OneDrive on your Microsoft account.

Notion

Search and read pages, create new ones and work with its databases, row by row.

Trello

View, create and move boards, lists and cards.

MEGA

Upload, download and share files in your storage.

Other clouds

Dropbox, Box, pCloud, S3, Backblaze B2, WebDAV or Nextcloud and SFTP, with a single tool.

Social media and creative

7 services

Instagram

Post photos and reels to your professional account.

Facebook

Post to your Facebook Page, with the same access as Instagram.

X

Publish posts with text, image or video.

YouTube

Upload videos to the channel and see their statistics and comments.

LinkedIn

Post to your profile, with text or an image.

TikTok

Upload videos through TikTok’s official posting channel (its API).

Until TikTok approves the app, uploads stay private.

Higgsfield

AI image and video for ads: keyframes, animation and music.

Development

5 services

GitLab

Where we keep our code. It opens branches and change requests (merge requests), merges them on its own once they are ready and rolls out new versions.

GitHub

Your code repositories: branches, commits, pull requests, issues and search.

Bitbucket

Repositories, pull requests (create, approve and merge them) and the automatic test and release runs (pipelines), with their logs.

Jira

What is assigned to you. Search, create, comment on and move issues, and see the boards and sprints, the team’s work cycles.

Confluence

Search, read and write pages in your spaces.

Infrastructure

4 services

Cloudflare

Your domains’ settings (DNS), adding new domains and email on your own domain.

Hostinger

Your domains: whether a name is free, its DNS settings and which name servers it points to.

DigitalOcean

Cloud servers, including a new AMSET machine that joins the others on its own. Nothing that costs money happens without your confirmation.

AWS

Servers (EC2), file storage (S3), domains (Route 53) and what the account has spent so far this month.

AI engines

5 services

Claude

The coding agent that does the heavy lifting. It has several accounts that take turns on their own when one hits its limit.

ChatGPT · Codex

The other engine for a task, with your ChatGPT account, linked with a URL and a code.

Gemini

Another engine to choose, and a second opinion when several AIs are consulted at once.

OpenRouter

Access to other AI models with a single key.

Local model

Models running on our own machine with a graphics card. There is no charge per query and the text never leaves the house.

Home

4 services

Home Assistant

See the state of the devices you have connected and give them commands.

Samsung TVs

Power on over the network, power off, volume, channel, HDMI input and opening apps, on several TVs you call by name.

Roborock

The robot vacuum: status, start, stop, return to base and locate it.

Broadlink

Infrared: learns the codes of your remotes (air conditioning, fan, lamps) and replays them.

Payments, shopping and leisure

5 services

Stripe

Balance, payments, customers, subscriptions, refunds and payment links.

Invoicing

Our invoicing software: quotes, invoices, credit notes and payments as PDF.

Amazon

Search for products, track orders and buy, always with double confirmation.

Spotify

What is playing, play and pause, skip, volume, search and queue.

Plex

Your libraries, what was added last, what is being watched and play it on a TV or phone.

Tasks and projects

10 services

Todoist

Your projects, tasks, filters and comments, and it creates whatever you tell it to.

Linear

Teams, issues, projects and work cycles.

Asana

Workspaces, projects, tasks and comments.

ClickUp

Spaces, lists, tasks and comments.

monday.com

Boards, items and who owns each one.

Airtable

Your bases, tables and records.

Toggl Track

The time you actually spent on each thing.

Calendly

The meetings booked with you and your event types.

Zoom

Your meetings, creating one with its link, and the recordings.

Google Tasks

The tasks that show up in Gmail and Calendar.

Documents, cloud and design

10 services

Nextcloud

Your files, your notes, what is shared and how much space it takes.

Dropbox

Your files, searching them and sharing a link.

Paperless-ngx

Your scanned paperwork, searchable by the text inside each document as well as by its name.

Google Docs y Slides

Creating and reading documents, and building presentations.

Figma

Design files and frames, exporting screens as images and reading comments.

Miro

Boards, sticky notes, text and cards.

Raindrop

Your saved bookmarks, and searching them by what was inside.

Readwise

Your highlights from books and articles, and your reading queue.

Miniflux

What is new in your news feeds.

Immich

Your photos, searchable by what appears in them.

Servers and monitoring

26 services

Proxmox

Your servers and the virtual machines and containers running on them: starting them, stopping them and seeing how they are doing.

Portainer

Your Docker containers, programs packaged to run on a server: their logs, starting and stopping them.

Coolify

Publishing apps on your own server the easy way, Heroku-style: which ones are there, and deploying them.

Hetzner Cloud

Your servers, what they cost and their backups.

Vercel

Deployments, projects and domains.

Netlify

Sites and their deployments.

Render

Services, deployments and which one is suspended.

Supabase

Projects, their status and their databases.

Sentry

The real errors from your live apps, as they happen.

Grafana

Your dashboards and which alerts are firing right now.

Uptime Kuma

What it watches and what is down.

UptimeRobot

What is down right now and how long everything has stayed up.

Healthchecks.io

Which scheduled jobs have stopped checking in. An automatic job that fails rarely tells you so itself.

Beszel

How your machines are doing: CPU, memory, disk and temperature.

Tailscale

Which machines are on your private network and what they share.

Syncthing

Which folders are in sync and which are lagging behind.

Docker Hub

Whether there is a new version of a packaged program (Docker image) and how big it is.

Backblaze B2

Your archive backups: what is kept there and what it costs.

Authentik

Who logs into your services and which attempts fail.

Meilisearch

Your site search, its indexes and whether it responds.

Shlink

Your short links and how many people open them.

ntfy

Push notifications to your phone without going through a third party.

Gitea o Forgejo

Your own code repository (git) on your server.

Google Cloud

Projects, virtual machines and apps on Cloud Run.

Azure y Azure DevOps

Cloud resources, repositories, pipelines and work items.

Google Play Console

Your app’s releases and uploading the installer (APK) to a test track before it goes public.

Health and fitness

8 services

Strava

Your workouts, the year summary and your personal bests.

Hevy

Your gym sessions, set by set, and how you progress on each exercise.

WHOOP

Recovery, sleep and the day’s strain.

Oura

Sleep, recovery and activity from the ring.

Fitbit

Steps, sleep, heart rate, weight and workouts.

Polar

Workouts, activity and Nightly Recharge.

Withings

Weight, body composition, blood pressure and sleep.

Nutritionix

Calories and macros for what you eat, described in your own words.

Network, energy and pantry

9 services

AdGuard Home

Your home network filter (DNS): what it blocks and which device makes the most requests.

Pi-hole

How much it blocks, which device queries the most, and pausing it when something will not load.

OpenWrt

Who is connected to your network, the wifi and the traffic.

Frigate

Your cameras, what they detected and when.

Precio de la luz (ESIOS)

The hourly price and when it is cheapest to run the washing machine.

Datadis

Your real electricity consumption from the meter, hour by hour.

AEMET

Official warnings, forecast by town, beaches and stations.

Grocy

Your home pantry: what expires soon and what is missing.

Mealie

Your recipes, today’s menu and the shopping list.

Your media server

19 services

Jellyfin

Your films and series, and who is watching something right now.

Sonarr

Your series, what is still missing and the release calendar.

Radarr

Your films, what is missing and what is coming out.

Lidarr

Your music, what is still downloading and the new albums.

Bazarr

Which subtitles are missing, and sending it off to find them.

Prowlarr

The search sources Sonarr and Radarr rely on, and which ones are failing.

qBittorrent

What is downloading: pausing, resuming and seeing how long is left.

SABnzbd y NZBGet

Your Usenet downloads: what is coming in and what got stuck.

Overseerr y Jellyseerr

What your people request for the server, and approving it or not.

Tautulli

Who is watching something on your Plex, and the history.

Navidrome

Your own music: what is there and what has been playing.

Audiobookshelf

Your audiobooks and podcasts, what you are listening to and how much is left.

Komga y Kavita

Your comics, manga and books, and what page you were on.

Trakt

What you watch, what you have left and your watchlist.

TMDB

Film and series details, cast and where to watch them.

Last.fm

What you actually listen to, whatever player it comes from.

Steam

Your library, hours per game, achievements and sales.

Twitch

Who is live, channels, games and clips.

Palworld

Who is playing on your server, alerts and saving the world.

Marketing, web and analytics

13 services

Mailchimp

Lists, subscribers and email campaigns.

Brevo

Contacts, campaigns and the automatic emails your product sends.

HubSpot

Contacts, companies and the sales pipeline, meaning where each potential sale stands.

WordPress

Posts, pages and comments on your site.

Google Analytics y Search Console

Visits, where they come from and which searches find you.

Matomo

Your site’s traffic, without handing the data to anyone.

PostHog

How people use your product, at which step they drop off, and features you switch on or off without a new release.

Unsplash

Real, free-to-use photos for content.

Bluesky

Posting, reading your timeline and following people.

Mastodon

Posting, your timeline and notifications.

Threads

Posting and seeing your posts with their numbers.

Reddit

Subreddits, search, threads, your front page and posting.

Pinterest

Boards, pins and their metrics.

Banking, investing and shipping

13 services

Tu banco

Balance and transactions from your accounts, through the open banking connection (PSD2).

PayPal

Balance, transactions and payment links.

Wise

Balance per currency, transactions and the real exchange rate.

Splitwise

What you owe and what you are owed from shared expenses.

Binance

The real crypto balance in your account.

Alpaca

Your brokerage account, positions, orders and whether the market is open.

Alpha Vantage

Quotes, history, company financials and currencies.

CoinGecko

What a coin is worth and how the market is doing.

Cardmarket

What a card is worth, your stock and your orders.

Sendcloud

Your shop’s shipments, their labels and their tracking.

AfterShip

Where your parcels are, from any carrier.

Twilio

Sending an SMS or making a voice alert call.

Matrix (Element)

Your rooms, reading and writing.

How they connect

Your accounts and keys belong to you alone

Everyone, their own

Each user connects their services from Settings > Integrations and sees the status of each one next to its logo: connected, not authorised, half set up or not configured.

Encrypted keys

Keys and tokens, the access permissions for each service, are stored encrypted and only used in their owner’s tasks.

Daily check

Every day each integration is tested in read-only mode, without sending or buying anything. If one stops working, an alert goes out, because a broken integration rarely gives any sign by itself.

Outside content is just information

A message, an email or a web page never gives AMSET orders. What comes from outside is read and summarised, but never executed.

Does your business use something else?

We connect AMSET to what you already use: your management software (ERP), your customer system (CRM) or something you built yourself. And with Local AMSET, the assistant is yours alone.