> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nexos.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nexos.ai/workspace/settings/user-settings/my-apps.md).
# My Apps
### Access nexos.ai directly from Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp
Messaging apps let you use nexos.ai directly from the tools your team already communicates in, so you can ask questions, get answers, and get work done without switching back to the workspace.
You can find available messaging apps in **Settings → My apps**. In the **My Apps** section, you’ll see the apps currently available, such as **Slack, Telegram** and **Whatsapp**.
### How to find it
1. Open **Settings** from the left sidebar.
2. Select **My apps**.
3. In the **My apps** section, choose the app you want to use.
4. Select **Try it** (or the available action) to connect the app and start using nexos.ai.
### Slack
Slack lets you use nexos.ai directly in your workspace, so you can ask questions, get answers, complete tasks, and take action without leaving Slack. For example, nexos.ai can create Jira tickets, draft emails, and deliver results back in the conversation
#### How to connect Slack
1. Go to **Settings → My apps**.
2. In **My apps**, find **Slack** and select **Try it**.
3. Add the **nexos.ai** app to your Slack workspace.
4. In Slack, go to **More → Tools → Apps**.
5. Open the **nexos.ai** app.
6. Send a message to start the authorization flow.
7. Follow the prompts to connect your Slack account.
8. After authorization is complete, send your first message.
Once connected, nexos.ai will appear in your Slack apps and can be pinned for easier access.
Connect Slack
### Telegram
Telegram lets you use nexos.ai directly in your conversations, so you can ask questions, get answers directly and complete tasks without leaving Telegram.
#### How to connect Telegram
1. Go to **Settings → My apps**.
2. In **My apps**, find **Telegram** and select **Try it**.
3. Open Telegram and search for **nexos.ai**.
4. Open the chat and send **/start**.
5. Send **/auth**.
6. Complete the authorization process to connect your Telegram account with your nexos.ai account.
7. Once connected, send your first prompt.
Connect Telegram
### WhatsApp
WhatsApp lets you use nexos.ai from your phone in a familiar chat experience. You can message nexos.ai directly, send voice notes, and continue work while away from your computer.
#### How to connect WhatsApp
1. Go to **Settings → My apps**.
2. In **My apps**, find **WhatsApp** and select **Try it**.
3. Open WhatsApp. A chat with nexos.ai will open automatically.
4. Send `/start`.
5. Then send `/auth` and follow the instructions to connect your account.
6. Once connected, start chatting with nexos.ai the same way you would message a colleague.
Connect Whatsapp
### Watch how it works:
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### Notes
* Available messaging apps depend on what is enabled in your workspace.
* Some apps require authorization the first time you use them.
* Messaging apps are managed from **My apps**, where you can view and connect the apps available to you.
* Some capabilities may depend on your connected integrations and permissions in nexos.ai.
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An active nexos.ai subscription is required to use nexos.ai in supported messaging apps.
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