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Ask Arro for an app that keeps doing a job, like an inbox sorter that labels emails you paste in, or an invoice reader that pulls totals out of the PDFs you drop on it. Apps appear in Creations, and each opens in its own window.

Apps that sort, read, and write

Apps Arro builds can use AI and keep their own records. Change this app in the app’s window sends what you type to Arro, which edits the app where it is. Its saved records carry over.

The app’s menu

When the app isn’t in a folder of its own, or its folder holds other results, the menu shows Delete, which moves just the file. The menu also shows the app’s share of monthly usage, as a percent.

Apps that use your connected apps

An app can also work with your connected apps, task boards, and pages. Ask for an inbox sorter that reads your Outlook mail. The first time an app needs any of these, its window lists them. Choose Allow or Not now. Actions that send, post, or change something in a connected app usually ask first. Always allow for this app stops that asking for one action. A tool set to Blocked in the plugin’s settings never runs.