Your work isn't in one app.
Your AI shouldn't be either.

Nakama is an AI work companion that runs in a Chrome side panel. It brings your whole workday — email, calendar, files, chat, meetings, and your developer and analytics tools — next to any tab, so you can read, summarize, draft, translate and organize your work without switching between apps.

Yes. The Free plan is $0 and gives you your Google Workspace apps with your Google sign-in, with GPT included. Paid plans — Pro at $2.99 and Team at $3.99 — add the Marketplace, AI features, AI credit top-ups and team collaboration.

Out of the box, your Google Workspace: Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet and Google Chat. From the Marketplace you can also connect Slack, Telegram, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, GitHub, Figma, Confluence, Notion, Dropbox, Instagram, Google Search Console and Google Analytics (GA4), with more added over time.

Nakama only works with the context you open, and processes it on demand — it is shown in the panel and then discarded. Nothing is stored on Nakama's servers; the functions are stateless with no database. Your connection tokens stay in your browser's local extension storage, on your own device.

No. Nakama does not train, fine-tune or build any AI model on your data. Nakama is not an AI company — it routes requests to AI providers, who process the data under their own terms; those providers may use submitted data under those terms, but Nakama never does.

GPT is included on every plan. On the Pro plan you can bring your own OpenAI (GPT) or Anthropic (Claude) API key, so requests run on your own account.

Nakama is a Chrome extension. Add it from the Chrome Web Store, open it from Chrome's side-panel button, and sign in with Google. It works on Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers.

All traffic uses HTTPS with TLS 1.2 or above. OAuth tokens are kept only in Chrome's sandboxed extension storage on your device and deleted when you disconnect. Nakama's token-exchange functions are stateless and store nothing server-side, and client secrets stay in encrypted environment variables. Nakama requests the minimum permissions each feature needs.

Nakama is made by Rexplore Inc. It is safe by design: Nakama reads only the email, message or file you open, only when you ask, and shows it in the panel — it is never stored on Nakama's servers, which are stateless and have no database. Your Google connection stays on your own device in Chrome's sandboxed extension storage, and Nakama never sends, posts or replies on your behalf without your approval. Data from Google APIs is used only to provide Nakama's features, is never sold, and is never used to train any AI model, in line with Google's Limited Use requirements. You can disconnect at any time from your Google Account permissions, which deletes the stored token.