How to search across Gmail, Slack, and GitHub at once

You've been there. Someone asks you a question about a project, and you know the answer is somewhere — in an email thread, a Slack channel, a GitHub discussion — but you can't remember exactly where.

So you open Gmail and search. Then Slack. Then GitHub. Twenty minutes later, you've found what you needed, but you've lost your original train of thought.

This is the core problem Noet solves. By connecting Gmail, Slack, and GitHub (along with Google Calendar and Linear) into a single queryable context layer, it gives you one place to search for anything.

The interface is simple: hit ⌥Space from anywhere on your Mac and type your question in plain English. Noet searches across all your connected tools simultaneously and returns a synthesised answer with links to the source material.

This works for specific lookups ("What was the final decision on the auth refactor?"), broad catch-ups ("What happened in the backend channel this week?"), and meeting prep ("Who's in my 3pm and what have we talked about recently?").

The result is a fundamentally different relationship with your tools — one where the friction of context-switching is replaced by the flow of having everything at your fingertips.