# What is June > Learn to use June: get a useful first answer, work with files and connected tools, and set follow-ups. Source: https://www.dearjune.ai/docs June helps you move work forward: draft a reply, understand a file, check your connected tools, or come back to something at a time you choose. You can talk to it on the web, in the mobile app, and in Slack. **New to June?** [Start with your first chat](/docs/getting-started/first-chat). You will get a useful draft and refine it, without connecting any tools. ## What do you want to do? - [Get your first useful answer](/docs/getting-started/first-chat): Give June one task, review the result, and make it yours. - [Understand a file](/docs/chat/files): Read a document, compare price lists, or turn a table into a file. - [Work with your tools](/docs/integrations): Connect the account June should use, then ask about your mail, files, or work. - [Bring something back later](/docs/follow-ups): Set a reminder, a check, or a repeating piece of work. ## See a task take shape _Demo: Explore a sample task: give June the context, review its draft, and refine it while it works._ ## Try a complete workflow Pick a [recipe](/docs/recipes) when you want the whole path, including what to connect and what to check at the end: [chase invoices](/docs/recipes/chase-invoices), [prepare for the day](/docs/recipes/morning-readout), or [make a decision by Friday](/docs/recipes/decide-by-friday). ## What June does on its own, and where it stops June reads, searches and drafts when you ask it to. A draft stays a draft unless you ask it to send through a service that supports sending. Changes to your connected tools follow your [approval rules](/docs/settings/approvals); reads do not ask. Work you want June to repeat or return to needs a follow-up, reminder or schedule. [Follow-ups](/docs/follow-ups#what-june-does-on-its-own-and-where-it-stops) lists exactly where the line is. ## What you can work with - **Where you talk to June:** [on the web](/docs/chat), in the [mobile app](/docs/getting-started/mobile-app) on iOS and Android, and in [Slack](/docs/getting-started/slack). - **Mail:** [Gmail](/docs/integrations/mailbox) or any [IMAP mailbox](/docs/integrations/mailbox). - **Mail, calendar, chats and files:** [Microsoft 365](/docs/integrations/microsoft-365) with Outlook, Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint. - **Files and notes:** [Google Drive](/docs/integrations/google-drive), [Notion](/docs/integrations/notion), [Obsidian](/docs/integrations/obsidian), [ownCloud](/docs/integrations/owncloud) and [Nextcloud](/docs/integrations/owncloud). - **Code, sites and posts:** [GitHub](/docs/integrations/github), [Google Search Console](/docs/integrations/google-search-console) and [X](/docs/integrations/x). - **Your own machines:** the devices on your [Tailscale](/docs/integrations/tailscale) network. - **Anything else:** any service with an [MCP server](/docs/integrations/custom-mcp). ## Explore the handbook - [Getting started](/docs/getting-started): Sign in, start your first chat, and get June on your phone and in Slack. - [Follow-ups](/docs/follow-ups): Ask June to check back and act if nothing moved; reminders and schedules. - [Recipes](/docs/recipes): Step by step: chase overdue invoices, unstick pull requests, answer waiting mail, start the day, decide by Friday. - [Chat](/docs/chat): The composer, files, stopping and steering a reply, and keyboard shortcuts. - [Integrations](/docs/integrations): Connect the tools June works in, and what it may do in each. - [Memory](/docs/memory): What June remembers about you, and how to make it forget. - [Projects](/docs/projects): A space for one piece of work, with its own instructions, files and memory. - [Organizations](/docs/organizations): Work with your team in a shared space, with its own integrations and funding. - [Models and who pays](/docs/models): Pick a model, and pay with June, your own ChatGPT or Claude plan, or an API key. - [Settings](/docs/settings): Approvals: which changes June may make without asking, which must ask, and which are blocked. ## Going further [What happens when you send a message](/docs/how-june-works), [what June can do in a reply](/docs/how-june-works/tools), [June's sandbox](/docs/how-june-works/sandbox), [where a conversation lives](/docs/how-june-works/places), [whose sign-in June uses](/docs/how-june-works/connections) and [how schedules run](/docs/how-june-works/schedules). [Agents](/docs/agents), [Skills](/docs/skills), [Databases](/docs/databases), [Environment](/docs/environment), and [June MCP](/docs/june-mcp), to use your June connections from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## Find the answer you need Search the docs for the action you want to take, or the words you see in June. Each page offers a Markdown version and a way to ask June about that page. Standalone example prompts open as editable drafts; examples that depend on an existing conversation offer copying into that chat instead. For a quick distinction between terms, use the [glossary](/docs/glossary). For exact size and timing boundaries, use [Limits](/docs/limits). If something failed, start with [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting) before repeating an action that might already have completed. ## Help - [Security and privacy](/docs/security-and-privacy) for who sees your chats, where your sign-ins are kept and what reaches the model - [Troubleshooting](/docs/troubleshooting) for the most common problems - [Support](/docs/support) to report a bug or request a feature - [Limits](/docs/limits) for every number that bounds what June does - [FAQ](/docs/faq) for short answers to what people ask most - [Glossary](/docs/glossary) for the words June and these docs use The [philosophy page](/philosophy) explains why June is built this way.