Support

Write to junto@katapultlabs.ai. Say which version you have (Settings › This Mac) and what you were doing. Please don't send the contents of your mail.

Connecting accounts

Google (Gmail, Contacts, Calendar)

Settings (⌘,) › Add an account › Google opens Google's sign-in in your browser. One sign-in covers Gmail, Google Contacts and Google Calendar. (For now Junto first asks for a Google OAuth client of your own; Settings walks you through making one.) To disconnect, remove the account in Settings; you can also revoke Junto's access at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

iCloud Contacts

Junto reads iCloud Contacts with your Apple ID and an app-specific password, which you create at account.apple.com. The password is kept in your Mac's Keychain.

Contacts on this Mac

macOS asks once for permission to read the Contacts app; you can change it in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Contacts.

Everyday questions

Closing the window didn't quit Junto

That's on purpose: closing the window (⌘W) keeps Junto syncing and notifying you of new mail. Click its Dock icon to bring it back; ⌘Q quits.

Notifications

macOS asks the first time Junto has something to tell you. Change it in System Settings › Notifications › Junto, or turn notifications off (all of them, or one context's) in Junto's config.toml.

Starting at login

Settings › This Mac › Launch at login. Junto starts hidden and syncs in the background.

Every key

Press ⌘K (or ?) for every command and its key.

Where my data lives

On your Mac, in ~/Library/Application Support/junto, with passwords and sign-ins in the Keychain. See Privacy.