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Connectors

Connectors bring your external services into SweetHive so their content can be shared into contexts with the same group-based visibility as everything else. Open the hub from My SweetHive → Connectors or the Connectors item in the icon rail.

Available today

  • Gmail — browse your inbox (read-only) and share an email into a context as a rich card.
  • Google Calendar — browse your upcoming events (read-only) and share an event into a context.
  • Google Drive — browse your files (read-only) and share a file card into a context. Drive shares the same Google connection as Gmail and Calendar.

More connectors — Outlook, Dropbox, OneDrive, Slack, Telegram, Trello, Asana, Jira, GitHub — are on the roadmap and appear in the hub as coming soon.

Connect Google

  1. Open Connectors → Gmail (or Google Drive).
  2. Choose Connect — a Google consent window opens; approve the read-only scopes.
  3. Your mail / events / files appear in the connector page, read-only.

Privacy by design:

  • Access is read-only — SweetHive never sends mail, creates events or modifies files on your behalf.
  • Your Google tokens are stored server-side only and never reach the browser.
  • Disconnect at any time from the connector page; access stops immediately.
  • If a new capability is added to the Google connector (as Drive was), you'll simply be asked to reconnect once to grant the extra read scope.

Share into a context

Every mail, event or file in a connector has a Share action:

  1. Choose Share on the item.
  2. Pick the hive → context → groups in the share dialog.
  3. Send — the item lands in the context feed as a rich card (subject/sender for mail, title/time for events, name/type for files), visible only to the groups you targeted.

This is the bridge between your personal tools and your team's contexts: instead of forwarding an email, you place it where it belongs.