Read chats, search the history, summarise what you missed and send messages. With your own number linked by QR code or through the official WhatsApp Business API.
Integrations
40 connected services. And it really uses them
AMSET does not link to these services to show a logo: it works with them. It reads and sends messages, posts on social media, opens branches, points a DNS record or plays music. Each entry says exactly what it does, and if something has a catch, it says that too.
Messaging and teams
4 servicesTelegram
Its own bot to notify you, read what you write to it and send you files.
Discord
Post notices and files to a channel and, with a bot, read what was said.
Slack
Send a notice to a channel, read the latest messages, list channels and upload files.
Email, calendar and documents
6 servicesGmail, 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, read pages, create new ones and work with databases, rows included.
Trello
Boards, lists and cards: view, create and move.
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 servicesPost photos and reels to your professional account.
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.
Post to your profile, with text or an image.
TikTok
Upload videos through the official posting API.
Until TikTok approves the app, uploads stay private.
Higgsfield
AI image and video for ads: keyframes, animation and music.
Development
5 servicesGitLab
Where our code lives: branches, merge requests, automatic merges and deployments.
GitHub
Repos, branches, commits, pull requests, issues and search on your account.
Bitbucket
Repos, pull requests (create, approve and merge) and pipelines with their logs.
Jira
What is assigned to you; search, create, comment on and move issues; boards and sprints.
Confluence
Search, read and write pages in your spaces.
Infrastructure
4 servicesCloudflare
DNS, new zones and domain email.
Hostinger
Your domains: availability, DNS zone and which name servers they point to.
DigitalOcean
Cloud servers, including a new AMSET machine that joins the fleet on its own. Nothing that costs money without confirmation.
AWS
EC2 instances, S3 buckets, Route 53 DNS and what the account has cost so far this month.
AI engines
5 servicesClaude
The coding agent that does the heavy lifting. With 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 models through a single key.
Local model
Models running on our own GPU machine: no cost per query and the text never leaves the house.
Home
4 servicesHome Assistant
Read the state of whatever you have connected and run its services.
Samsung TVs
Power on over the network, power off, volume, channel, HDMI and open apps, on several TVs 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 servicesStripe
Balance, payments, customers, subscriptions, refunds and payment links.
Invoicing
Our invoicing software: quotes, invoices, credit notes and payments as PDF, with VERI*FACTU.
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.
How they connect
Your accounts, your keys, nobody else
Everyone, their own
Each user connects their services from Settings > Integrations, with its logo and status: connected, not authorised, half set up or not configured.
Encrypted keys
Keys and tokens are stored encrypted and are only used in their owner’s tasks.
Daily check
Every day each integration is tested in read-only mode, without sending or buying anything, and if something stops working a notice goes out. A broken integration does not warn you by itself: that is why it is checked.
Outside content is data
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?
Your ERP, your CRM or your own API. Integrating what you already use is part of what we do, and with Local AMSET it is yours alone.