AI Agent for Cross-App Tasks

Automate Your Cross-App Tasks with AI Agents

Stop wasting time with manual copy-pasting between your favorite tools. Assista’s AI agents work with apps like Gmail and Trello to automatically move information and create tasks, building a truly connected and efficient workflow.

For busy founders, solopreneurs, and freelancers, work is scattered across many different applications. An important email arrives in your inbox, but the action items need to be tracked in your project management tool. Manually transferring this information is tedious, error-prone, and a major bottleneck to your productivity.

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Automate Cross-App Tasks Without Writing Code

With Assista, you can build powerful cross-app automations in minutes using simple, natural language. You don’t need any technical expertise. Just tell your AI agent how you want information to move between your tools, and it will connect Gmail and Trello to create powerful, automated workflows.

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Why Should You Automate Cross-App Tasks with Assista?

• Turn Emails into Actionable Tasks Instantly: Your AI agent can monitor your Gmail inbox for specific emails, such as a new client request or a project update. It can automatically extract the key information and create a new card in Trello, ensuring no task is ever forgotten.
• Eliminate Manual Data Entry: Save yourself from the tedious work of copying information from one app to another. By automating this process, you reduce the risk of manual errors and free up valuable time to focus on more important work.
• Connect Your Entire Workflow: Assista acts as the bridge between all the tools you use. You can create workflows where a new email in Gmail creates a card in Trello, which then triggers a notification in a Slack channel, keeping your entire process perfectly in sync.

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Ready to connect your apps and automate your work? Getting started is simpler than you think. We have prepared several ready-to-use automations designed specifically for creating tasks in Trello directly from your emails in Gmail.