ConnectChats

Use case

A unified inbox inside your AI app

Unified messenger apps put every chat in one window. ConnectChats puts them behind one question: ask your AI what is new, and it answers across every chat app you link.

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The problem

Most people juggle three or four chat apps: WhatsApp for family, Slack for work, Telegram or Discord for communities, Instagram for everything else. Each has its own inbox and its own unread badge.

Unified messaging apps merge the windows, but you still read every message yourself. What you want is the short answer: what needs me now?

How ConnectChats handles it

Your AI app calls these ConnectChats tools when you ask. The code on each card is the tool it uses.

Things to ask Claude

Type these in Claude, or any supported AI app, once your chats are linked.

Where it works best

The chat apps and AI apps that fit this use case.

Honest limits

Questions

Is ConnectChats a unified messaging app?

Not in the usual sense. It has no message window of its own. It connects your chat accounts to the AI app you already use, so you read and answer by asking instead of scrolling.

How is it different from a unified messenger?

A unified messenger shows you every message. ConnectChats lets your AI read them for you, answer questions about them and draft replies you approve.

Which chat apps can I link?

WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Slack, Discord and 10 more. Each chat app page shows how to link it.

Can I see my chats outside my AI app?

The dashboard lists your chats so you can choose what to share and where auto-send is on. Reading and replying happen in your AI app.

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