New connectors in Claude for everyday life
Claude now connects with 200+ apps like Spotify, Instacart, Uber, and TripAdvisor, letting you book, order, and plan without leaving a single conversation. Designed for both work and daily life, it brings travel, food, and entertainment together intelligently suggesting and executing tasks in real time.
Connectors to consumer apps (Audible, Spotify, Uber, Uber Eats, StubHub, Viator, TripAdvisor, TaskRabbit, Thumbtack) let users reference personal preferences and activity history in Claude conversations. Users can ask for recommendations, plan trips, or manage bookings while Claude understands their context and history.
Claude Cowork with Connectors enables scheduled task automation. Users can set Claude to send morning briefings with outstanding invoices, handle research prep, or manage recurring workflows. Claude accesses connected apps on the user's behalf and executes actions after confirming with the user first.
Claude dynamically suggests relevant connectors during conversations based on user intent. When asking for a weekend hike recommendation, AllTrails surfaces automatically; for restaurant reservations, Resy appears. Users see ranked suggestions and choose which app to use, maintaining control over data sharing.
Claude Connectors are designed with privacy controls: connected app data is not used to train Claude models, other conversations remain hidden from connected apps, and users can disconnect services anytime. Claude requests confirmation before taking actions like bookings or purchases, giving users explicit control.
Claude Connectors let users pull data from multiple apps (Amplitude, Canva, Asana, AllTrails, Instacart, Booking.com, etc.) into a single conversation. Users can query data, transform it, and push results to other connected apps—e.g., pull analytics from Amplitude, create a Canva deck, and post to Asana—all without leaving Claude.