Finds the work
An ask in Slack, a promise on a call, a review waiting in GitHub. Sym picks it up wherever it lands, with the context attached.
Sym works across 100+ tools, from Gmail and Slack to Notion and Linear. It finds the work in each of them and closes the loop right where it started.
Most integrations move data from one app to another. Sym uses your tools the way you do: it reads what’s going on, does the work where it lives and closes the loop.
An ask in Slack, a promise on a call, a review waiting in GitHub. Sym picks it up wherever it lands, with the context attached.
Hand it to Sym and it works the way you would: finds the deck in Dropbox, drafts the email in Gmail. It asks before anything goes out.
Once the work is done, the task closes on its own, wherever it started. Nothing to tick off, nothing to chase.
Every tool Sym works with today, the most used first. Connect any of them in a click, and remove them any time.
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Finds the emails that need you, turns them into tasks and drafts the reply.
Picks up the asks buried in threads and DMs, and drafts the answer in your voice.
Knows what’s coming up, so prep and follow-ups line up with your week.
Reads your inbox for the commitments and deadlines that are yours.
Catches what’s asked of you in chats and channels, before it scrolls away.
Spots the issues waiting on you and keeps their status in step with the work.
Brings the tickets assigned to you into one list, with their history attached.
What’s assigned to you joins one list, and the loop closes when it’s done.
Your own to-dos sit right next to the work Sym finds for you.
Your Google Tasks, in the same list as everything else you owe.
Feature requests and feedback, tied to the work they turn into.
Your TickTick lists join the rest of your work, sorted by what matters today.
Reads your docs and wikis for context, and drafts the updates they need.
Finds the file a task needs and attaches it, so you never go looking.
Turns comments and review requests into tasks, with the frame attached.
Reads the numbers a task depends on, straight from the sheet.
Reads your bases for owners and status, and flags what’s slipping.
Comments and suggestions addressed to you become tasks, with the doc attached.
Pulls the page behind a decision into the task that follows from it.
Finds the right file in Dropbox and brings it to the task.
Brings the right deck into the task that needs it.
Brings the designs a task needs into it, ready to share.
Boards and stickies from your sessions, in context for the work that follows.
Brings files from OneDrive into the tasks that need them.
Finds the team’s documents on SharePoint when a task calls for them.
Brings files from Box into the work they belong to.
Brings context from your docs and tables into the tasks they belong to.
Your notes, in context when a task touches what you wrote down.
What you work out in ChatGPT becomes context Sym can use.
Your Claude conversations, remembered as context for the work that follows.
What you build in Cursor, kept in context with the tasks behind it.
Your Gemini threads, kept as context for what comes next.
Coding sessions in Codex, remembered alongside the tasks they serve.
Research from Perplexity stays attached to the task it was for.
Your Claude Code sessions, remembered as context for the work around them.
Work in VS Code, connected to the tasks it moves forward.
Review requests and mentions become tasks, with the PR and thread attached.
Turns the errors you own into tasks, with the stack trace attached.
Alerts and monitors that need you, with the graphs behind them.
Merge requests and issues waiting on you, in one place.
Knows when a deploy fails, and what it was meant to ship.
Looks things up in your project when a task needs real data.
Brings alerts and changes into context when a task depends on them.
Pull requests that need your review land on your list.
API collections and their changes, in context for the work around them.
Incidents you’re on call for, with what’s already known attached.
Performance alerts that need you, with the traces behind them.
Flags and rollouts in context when a task depends on them.
Incident follow-ups that are yours, with the timeline attached.
Your Postgres branches and data, in reach when a task needs them.
Drafts the follow-up after every call, ready for the right deal.
Knows the account behind every email, so follow-ups have the full picture.
Tickets waiting on you, with the customer’s history attached.
Conversations that need an answer, drafted from what your team already knows.
Turns what you promised on a call into a follow-up on the right deal.
Brings relationship context into every task, from first intro to close.
Tickets assigned to you join your list, the reply drafted.
Prospects and sequences in context when a task is about a deal.
Accounts and opportunities, in context for every follow-up you owe.
Customer threads that need you, with their context attached.
Leads that need a reply, with the conversation so far attached.
Messages and intros that need an answer, before they go cold.
Drafts campaign updates from what actually shipped.
New responses that need a reply turn into tasks.
Messages and comments that need a reply, gathered in one place.
Page messages and comments that need you, on your list.
Comments and channel stats in context when a task is about a video.
Campaign numbers in reach when a task needs them.
Ad performance in context for the report you owe.
Site changes asked for anywhere become tasks, with the page attached.
Flows and campaign results, in context for the next send.
Rankings and keyword data in reach when a task is about search.
Backlinks and rankings, in context for your SEO work.
Search performance in context when a page needs attention.
Contacts and automations in context for every follow-up.
Messaging and segments in context when a campaign task comes up.
Campaign data in reach when a task depends on it.
Survey results that need a response turn into tasks.
Pulls the traffic numbers behind a question, so updates cite real data.
Looks up the numbers a task needs, straight from your warehouse.
Product analytics in reach when a task needs the numbers.
The funnel behind the question, ready for the update you owe.
Pulls the metric behind the question, so updates cite real numbers.
Queries your warehouse when a task needs real data.
Your lakehouse data in reach when a task depends on it.
The dashboard a task refers to, in context.
Notebooks and results, attached to the questions they answer.
Session insights in context when a page needs attention.
Research insights, tied to the work they inform.
Payments, refunds and disputes that need you surface as tasks.
Bills and invoices that need your approval surface as tasks.
Candidate feedback and interview follow-ups, answered on time.
Interview feedback and next steps for candidates, on your list.
Hiring follow-ups that are yours, with the candidate’s history attached.
Approvals and people requests that wait on you, in one list.
Expenses and approvals waiting on you, in one list.
Documents waiting on your signature or review, on your list.
Signature requests waiting on you land as tasks.
Candidates waiting on your review, with their profile attached.
Hiring tasks that are yours, from feedback to next steps.
New tools are added all the time, and the ones teams ask for go first. Tell us what your work runs through and we’ll move it up the list.
Pick it in Sym and sign in with your account there. There’s nothing to configure: from then on, the work in that tool finds its way to your list.
It reads what’s going on to find your tasks and the context behind them, then drafts the next step where the work lives: the reply, the update, the follow-up.
Sym asks before it sends anything as you or removes anything. You see the draft, change it if you like, and approve it.
Any time. Remove a source and Sym stops seeing it, and you can delete the data it brought in.
No. Your data is never used to train models, and never sold.
New tools are added all the time, and the ones teams ask for go first. Tell us which one you need and we’ll move it up the list.
For anyone running too many things at once. Get a Sym and find out what’s been slipping. Then watch it get done.