Getting started
Create your account, send your first message, and hand June its first follow-up.
Create an account, and you are in a chat with June. Everything else (your tools, your phone, Slack) can come later.
SlackCreate your account. Choose Start with June on the home page and sign up. If you already have an account, sign in.
Send your first message. You land in a new chat, with June asking how it can help. Type what you need and press Enter.
Connect a tool when you need one. On the Integrations page, connect the tools June should read and work in, such as your mailbox, Google Drive or GitHub. See Integrations.
Take June with you. Sign in to the mobile app with the same account, and add June to Slack to use it with your team.
Hand June one stalled thing. Tell it what should happen and when to check, and if the check has to read a tool, ask June to turn on its integrations. When June asks to turn on notifications, allow them, so it reaches you at that time. The follow-up shows on the Schedules page. See Follow-ups.
Draft a friendly reminder for invoice 1042. It is twelve days overdue.
What to ask first
Start with something that has stalled. June is at its best when there is something to check on later.
On Friday at 9, check my mail for a payment from Meyer GmbH on invoice 2026-041, with the integrations toolset on. If nothing came, draft a firmer second reminder
I keep postponing the call with our tax advisor. Help me prepare the two questions I need answered
Once GitHub is connected:
Every Monday at 7, tell me which pull requests in acme/website wait on a review. Turn on the terminal toolset so you can use GitHub
Next, Chat covers the composer, files, and stopping or steering a reply.
What is June
June follows up on what stopped moving: it checks back when you said and brings a draft, a reminder or a question if nothing moved. What it does and where to start.
The mobile app
June on iOS and Android: the same chats as the web, plus dictation, calls, sharing from other apps and notifications.