Open
Open to your tools, your data and your apps
Choose your own vendors, use all your data through the API and the SDK, and build apps that work just like ours.
Open three ways
What open means here
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Your vendors
Email, calendar, storage, telephony and AI plug in. Swap them whenever you like.
- Email, calendar and storage
- Telephony on your own SIP trunk
- Your own AI vendor
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All your data
Everything in Mervyn is reachable through the API and the SDK.
- An API for all platform data
- SDK for web and native
- MCP for your own AI tools
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Your own apps
Build an app with its own screens and its own settings, using the same data and channels as the rest.
- Own screens and settings
- The same data and channels
- In the same app switcher
App Store
Apps from others, beside ours
The App Store holds apps from other makers. They land in the same switcher, with their own screens and settings.
- Apps from other makers
- In the same switcher as the rest
- Switch on and off like any app
Building
An app that behaves like the rest
Apps run as micro-frontends inside Mervyn. Your app gets the same place, the same data and the same channels as ours.
- Micro-frontends in the same workspace
- Access to platform data and channels
- Publish through the developer portal
Questions
About open
Is Mervyn open source?
No. The source code is not public. Open here means open to your tools, your data and your apps. The documentation, the API reference and the SDK are public.
Can I build a connector myself?
Yes. Providers are pluggable, and with the SDK you build a connector behind the app it belongs to.
Where do I find the documentation?
The documentation, the API reference and the SDK are public. In early access we'll send you the links.
Building on Mervyn
Want to build your own app or connector? Tell us what you have in mind.