ChatGPT
OpenAI
OpenAI's assistant, extended through the Plugin Directory, where plugins bundle skills and connected apps built on the Apps SDK.
Calls integrations “plugins, apps and skills”
Independent connector research
Find out which apps actually connect to your AI assistant.
Connector Scout tracks 48 platform-and-app pairings across 3 AI assistants. Every published claim carries an official source and a verification date — and anything still unverified is labeled, not guessed.
- AI platforms
- 3
- Applications
- 16
- Records tracked
- 48
- Verified records
- 48
Start with an AI platform
Each platform page explains that vendor's own connector terminology, then lists every application record we track for it.
Claude
Anthropic
Anthropic's assistant, extended through first-party connectors and through custom connectors backed by remote MCP servers.
Calls integrations “connectors and MCP servers”
Gemini
Google
Google's assistant, where access to business data is governed largely by Google Workspace administration rather than by an in-product gallery.
Calls integrations “extensions and apps”
Compare AI connector platforms — terminology, verified relationship counts and admin requirements side by side.
Or browse by what the app does
Categories group applications by the job they do, so you can compare every option in one workflow area.
- File storageDocument and file repositories that AI assistants can search and read.
- EmailMailboxes an assistant may read, draft into, or send from.
- CalendarScheduling data an assistant can read or write.
- CRMCustomer records, pipelines, and sales data.
- Project managementTasks, projects, and delivery tracking tools.
- Developer toolsCode hosting, issues, and engineering workflow tools.
- CommunicationChat and messaging platforms.
- Knowledge managementWikis, docs, and internal knowledge bases.
- AnalyticsReporting and business intelligence tools.
- ProductivityNotes, docs, and general-purpose work tools.
Frequently checked applications
Google Drive
Google
Cloud file storage for documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.
File storageProductivityMicrosoft SharePoint
Microsoft
Document libraries and intranet sites for Microsoft 365 organizations.
File storageKnowledge managementMicrosoft OneDrive
Microsoft
Personal and business cloud file storage in Microsoft 365.
File storageMicrosoft Outlook
Microsoft
Microsoft 365 email and calendaring.
EmailCalendarGmail
Google
Google's email service for consumers and Workspace organizations.
EmailGoogle Calendar
Google
Scheduling and availability for Google accounts and Workspace domains.
Calendar
How Connector Scout decides what to publish
Official sources only
Availability, plan, and capability claims must come from vendor documentation, help centres, or announcements — each cited on the record.
Dated verification
Every published record shows when it was last verified and when it is next due for review, so you can judge how much to trust it.
Unverified means unverified
0 records are marked research pending. That is not a claim that the connection is unavailable — it means we have not confirmed it yet.
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Guides
What are AI connectors?
A plain-language explanation of how AI assistants reach business data, and the vocabulary each platform uses.
Updated 28 Jul 2026 · Reviewed by Connector Scout editorial
How to evaluate connector permissions and data access
A practical review process for deciding whether an AI connection is safe to enable in your organization.
Updated 28 Jul 2026 · Reviewed by Connector Scout editorial
Why an AI connector may not appear or work
A structured troubleshooting sequence for connections that are missing, greyed out, or returning nothing.
Updated 28 Jul 2026 · Reviewed by Connector Scout editorial
In-product connectors versus MCP servers
How packaged connectors and Model Context Protocol servers differ in setup, control, and trust — and when each makes sense.
Updated 28 Jul 2026 · Reviewed by Connector Scout editorial