Connected apps

Available apps

App	What Mazer can do
Google Calendar	Read your schedule, add flights, stays and plans
Gmail	Find and read emails, draft replies, auto-import bookings (Pro)
Google Drive	Find files and folders, read documents, import a file into a trip’s Docs, export trip files
Google Docs and Sheets	Read, create and update documents and spreadsheets
Notion	Read and create pages
Todoist	Read, create, update and complete tasks
Canva	Make designs
Zoom	Meetings, recordings and summaries
Splitwise	Share group expenses
LinkedIn	Read your profile and posts, draft and publish posts, comment on a linked post
X, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram	Read posts and profiles, and publish where the app allows

Calendar, Gmail and Splitwise sync are part of Pro and Elite. X runs on X’s pay-per-use API, so Mazer only uses it when you name X.

Approvals

Nothing is sent, added, changed or removed in a connected app without your approval:

Web: a one-tap approval, or “send it” for a saved draft

WhatsApp and Telegram: a Confirm button

Mazer Live: Mazer reads it back and waits for a clear “yes”

Publishing and deleting posts always go through their own step-by-step confirmation, and are never done by a schedule or routine on its own.

Bring your own MCP server

If you use a tool that has an MCP server, such as Linear, you can connect it yourself:

Open MCP Servers

Go to Settings → Integrations → MCP Servers and choose Add server.

Enter the server

Give it a name and its URL (for example https://mcp.example.com/mcp). Add a bearer token only if the server needs one.

Authorise

If the server uses sign-in, you’re sent to it to approve access.

Mazer can then read from the server’s tools once you approve them. Anything that changes data asks first.

MCP servers aren’t built or reviewed by TripMazer. Connect only servers you trust, and remember they can do only what their own tools allow.

Available apps