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Email & calendar connectors for Muse
Your inbox and schedule are where the day actually happens, and they’re where Muse proves most useful. Connect your mail and calendar and Muse can triage what arrived, find time that works, and draft the replies, all by conversation.
The core rule holds across every connector here: Muse reads and drafts freely, but nothing sends, schedules, or deletes without your explicit approval.
6 connectors tracked · last checked October 13, 2026
Gmail
Your inbox, triaged by conversation instead of tabs.
Google Calendar
Scheduling that checks your actual availability first.
Outlook
Microsoft’s inbox and calendar, same deal as Gmail.
Cal.com
Bookings and event types, handled conversationally.
Calendly
Your Calendly, minus the dashboard.
Front
Your shared inbox, triaged as a team.
Questions
Which email connector should I start with?
Whichever inbox you actually live in. If your work runs on Gmail, start there; if it runs on Outlook, start with Outlook. Most people get the most value from one mail connector plus one calendar connector.
Can Muse send email or create calendar events on its own?
No. Sending mail and creating events are approval-gated actions. Muse shows you the exact draft or invite and waits for your go-ahead.
← Back to the full directory · Connector status last checked October 13, 2026. The authoritative, current list lives in the Muse app's settings, under connectors.