Pepper docs
What Pepper can do, and how to use it.
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Getting started
- What Pepper isWhat Pepper is, what it can do, and where it lives.
- Ways to reach PepperOne assistant, reached the way you already reach people.
- Permissions and what they unlockEvery permission Pepper asks for, and what it buys you.
- Connecting your accountsPepper only sees what you connect, and you can take it back.
- Your dataWhat Pepper keeps, who else touches it, and how you take it back.
Where you use Pepper
- RoomsOne thread with the people you plan with, and Pepper in it.
- AppsWhen a screen beats a paragraph — and asking about what's on it.
- The command-line appPepper without leaving your shell.
- The iPhone and iPad appNotifications, the Brief widget, sharing, Siri and the Action button.
- The Apple Watch appTalk to Pepper, and cook from a recipe, hands busy.
Day to day
- CalendarYour whole schedule in one answer, and changes you just ask for.
- MeetingsNotes, files and a recording, kept with the meeting itself.
- EmailWhat's actually waiting for you, and replies you don't have to write.
- Reminders & schedulingSay it once and stop carrying it.
- TodosEverything you meant to get to, held until you do.
- Booking pagesA link that lets someone book time you're actually free.
- AnsweringPepper picks up the calls you miss and tells you who called.
Life outside work
- MealsA week you can cook from, and a list that knows your kitchen.
- WorkoutsA week you can argue with, and a hand on the day.
- FollowingTeams, shows, feeds and people, in one list.
- Feeds & newsInsight instead of noise, on your schedule.
- SportsYour teams, without checking three apps.
Going further
- GitHubYour repos, your reviews, and what shipped — in plain language.
- ConnectorsBring the tools you already use into the conversation.
- Memory & preferencesPepper remembers, so you stop re-explaining yourself.
- ArtifactsKeep the things worth keeping, and find them later.
- ImagesEvery picture Pepper made or was sent, in one place.
- SkillsRoutines Pepper runs on request — built in, or written by you.
- Other lookupsThe everyday lookups: people, places, weather, the web.
About
- Who makes PepperThe people behind it, and how to tell them something.