Connect the apps you already run your business in. Eden chat reads from Kit, beehiiv, Stripe, Whop, Kajabi, Notion, Webflow, and Circle, acts in them, and runs the routine work on a schedule.
How much did Stripe and Whop bring in this week, and which tier churned?. Which beehiiv posts got the most clicks this month? Draft next week's in my voice.. Every Monday at 7am, send me a revenue, subscriber, and content recap.. Update the pricing page in Webflow with the new offer from my Notion brief.
Nine tabs. One person in the middle.
Your newsletter lives in Kit. Revenue sits in Stripe. The course is in Kajabi, the community in Whop or Circle, the site in Webflow, the plan in Notion. None of them talk to each other, so every Monday you open all of them, carry the numbers around in your head, and decide what to do next.
Connectors put those apps inside Eden chat. Eden already knows your content, your saved research, and your voice. Now it can read your subscribers and your sales, update your site, and post to your community. Ask once, and the work happens in the apps themselves.
One chat that knows the whole business, and can act in every part of it.
Three steps from nine tabs to one conversation.
Open Settings → Connectors and click Sign in on the apps you use. Sign-ins and keys are stored encrypted and never shown again. Pause, remove, or switch off single tools any time.
“How did last week's newsletter do?” “Which Whop tier churned?” “Update the pricing page.” Eden picks the right tools, calls them, and shows each call as a small line in the chat so you always see what it did.
Turn any ask into a routine that runs daily, on weekdays, weekly, or monthly. A Monday revenue recap, a newsletter post-mortem after every send, a churn check. Each run lands in a fresh chat and can email you the result.
Every part of the business, reachable in plain language.
Kit, beehiiv, and Klaviyo. Subscribers, tags, segments, past sends, and what got the clicks. Draft the next issue from the winner.
Stripe, Whop, and Kajabi. Payments, memberships, offers, and churn, straight into the chat instead of a dashboard.
Notion and Webflow. Search your docs, update CMS items and pages, and turn a brief into a live page.
Circle and Whop. Members, spaces, posts, and events. Post the lesson recap or find who went quiet.
Zapier reaches 8,000 more apps through your own Zapier MCP server, and any remote MCP server connects by URL.
Routines run any of this for you, daily to monthly, and email you the result. That is the autopilot part.
Meta Ads and Canva are coming soon. Every connection belongs to one workspace, so a client workspace can have its own apps.
Sign-ins are encrypted and never shown again, not even to other members. Every tool can be switched off. Whatever an app returns is treated as data, never as instructions, so text from one app can never make Eden act in another. Tools load only when a request needs them, so an idle connection costs nothing.
Yes. Open Settings → Connectors and click Sign in on Kit. Eden can then read subscribers, tags, sequences, broadcasts, and email performance, and draft or create broadcasts when you ask. beehiiv and Klaviyo connect the same way.
Yes. Connect Stripe and ask about customers, subscriptions, products, and revenue in plain English, for example “how much did we bring in this week, and which plan is growing?” Whop and Kajabi cover memberships and course sales the same way.
Yes, with Routines. Say “every Monday at 7am, send me a recap of revenue, new subscribers, and last week's newsletter performance” and Eden creates a routine. Each run happens on its own, lands in a fresh chat, and can email you the result. Routines run daily to monthly.
Yes. Click Add a custom MCP server, paste its https URL and, if it needs one, an API key. If the server asks for a sign-in, a Sign in button appears. Eden connects to hosted servers only; MCP servers that run as a program on your own computer cannot be reached.
Sign-ins, keys, and server URLs are stored encrypted on Eden's servers and never shown again. You can switch off any single tool, pause a connection, or remove it, which deletes the stored credential immediately. Whatever an app returns is treated as data, never as instructions.
A connector call is a chat tool call, so it uses credits like any other message. Connections that sit idle cost nothing, because their tools load only when a request needs them.
Free, and Starter and up. Personal and Personal Plus are library plans and do not include connectors.
Connect the apps you already use, ask in plain English, and put the routine work on a schedule. Start free.