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Companion for your Apples workspace: chat with your agent in a side panel and send saved posts in as calendar events. Apples is the companion extension for your Apples workspace. It puts your workspace one click away in any browser tab. Open the side panel to chat with your Apples agent - the full conversation history from your workspace is right there - and let the things you save while browsing flow into your workspace, where they become calendar events. What this version does: 1. Agent chat side panel. Click the Apples icon to open a side panel and chat with your workspace agent from any tab. Pair once with an 8-character code shown in your workspace; after that the side panel loads your conversation automatically. 2. Save to calendar. When you save a post on Instagram, Apples forwards it to your workspace, which reads it and turns anything time-bound - an event, a pop-up, a class, a show - into an entry on your calendar. More browser integrations are added to this same extension over time. You never need a separate extension per feature. How saving works: 1. Save a post on Instagram as you normally would. 2. Apples detects newly saved posts and forwards them to your workspace over an authorized, token-based connection. 3. Your Apples workspace reads the post and adds the event to your calendar. Apples runs only on the sites it integrates with (currently instagram.com) and talks only to your own Apples workspace. It never sends your logins anywhere.
May 26, 2026
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