Your tasks done by AI.

Describe what you need in plain language — no workflows to build.
AI agents handle the rest, running on demand, on schedule, or on events, connected to your tools.

Simple human language
Describe the task in plain language as you would say it to a human. No flowcharts or workflow builders. Just type what you want and when.
Tasks run when needed
Tasks run on demand, on schedule, or when events occur — a new email or a new file in Drive. Set the trigger once; Tunori handles the rest.
Works with your tools
Connect your Google, Microsoft, Xero, Notion or Slack account, plug in any MCP server, or call any HTTP API with a request you configure once. No need to write code.

Connect your tools

Connect an account once and your agents can act in it — reading, writing, and reacting on your behalf.

Gmail
Read, send, and organize email and drafts — and start a task the moment a message arrives.
Google Drive
Search, read, and manage files and folders — and start a task when a new file shows up.
Google Calendar
List calendars, create, update, and cancel events, and find open slots that work for everyone.
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook
Search, send, and organize mail and drafts, and manage calendar events — all from your Outlook account.
Xero
Xero
Work with contacts, invoices, payments and bank transactions — and pull financial reports straight from your books.
Notion
Search your workspace, read and write pages as markdown, and manage database entries and comments.
Slack
Read channel conversations and threads, post messages and replies, react, look up members and share files.
HTTP Request
Call any HTTP API or webhook. Configure the request once — URL, headers, payload — and your agent fills in the blanks.
MCP Server
MCP Server
Bring your own. Connect any Model Context Protocol server and its tools become your agent’s tools.
Model Context Protocol
New — Model Context Protocol

Bring any tool you already use

MCP is the open standard for connecting AI to software. Connect any MCP server — your issue tracker, your CRM, your internal tooling — and everything it exposes becomes something you can ask Tunori to do, in the same plain language as everything else.

Any MCP server

Point Tunori at a server URL. Its tools, resources, and prompts are discovered automatically.

Authenticated your way

Sign in with OAuth or paste a bearer token. Credentials are encrypted and never shown to the agent.

No code, no glue

Nothing to deploy or maintain. Connect the server once and describe the task in plain language.

New — Apps

Build the small tools your team is missing

A calculator, a dashboard, a checklist, a form. Describe it in a chat and Tunori builds it as a real web app, hosts it, and keeps it private to your organization — no developer, no deployment, no code to maintain.

Described, not coded

Tell the App Builder what you need and watch a live preview take shape next to the chat. Ask for changes the same way.

Hosted for you

Every app gets an address of its own. Publish a version when it looks right, and go back to an earlier one any time.

For your team, or for everyone

Apps open only for members of your organization until an admin decides to make one public.

What people ask the App Builder for

  • A quote calculator for our sales team: pick products and quantities, apply our discount tiers, and show the total with VAT.
  • A dashboard of last quarter’s revenue by region, with charts, from the numbers I paste into the chat.
  • An onboarding checklist for new hires that remembers what each person has already ticked off.

Read how it works in the apps guide, and what it costs on the pricing page.

Security built in

Tunori is built with security in mind. Sensitive data is encrypted, and encryption keys are protected with HSMs (Hardware Security Modules), specialized tamper-resistant hardware designed to securely generate, store, and use cryptographic keys.

Sample tasks how others use Tunori

Inbox

  • When I get an email with a PDF invoice, save it to my Drive in a folder for that year and month.
  • Every Monday at 9am, turn my starred emails into a short weekly digest and save it to Drive.

Calendar

  • Every weekday at 7am, email me a rundown of today’s meetings with the attendees and Meet links.
  • When someone emails me asking to meet, find three open 30-minute slots next week and reply with them.
  • Every Friday, list next week’s meetings that have no agenda in the description and email me the list.

Drive

  • When someone shares a Drive file with me, send them a quick thank-you email and move the file into a shared folder.
  • When a new file shows up in my Drive "Contracts" folder, pull out the parties and dates and save a summary in Drive.
  • When a file is added to my Drive "Receipts" folder, email me a summary of the new receipt.

Your own tools, over MCP

  • Every Monday at 8am, pull my open tickets from our MCP server and email me a prioritized list for the week.
  • When I get an email reporting a bug, open a ticket through our MCP server and reply with the ticket link.

Accounting

  • Every Monday at 8am, email me the overdue invoices in Xero with the customer, amount, and how late they are.
  • When an email arrives with an invoice attached, create a draft invoice in Xero and attach the original PDF to it.
  • On the first of every month, pull last month’s profit and loss from Xero and email me a short summary.

Follow-up

  • If I send an email with the word "contract" in the subject, save the latest attachment to my Drive "Contracts" folder.
  • When I receive an email with attachments from my accountant, save the attachments to Drive and reply to confirm I got them.

What do you need to get done?