Connect Claude to Your Apps: Get Your Next Collection Out the Door
Claude can send it or leave it as a draft. You choose, and nothing sends unless you say so.
In 90 minutes, live: whether you're pitching a licensor, updating Spoonflower or launching a product, pick the one thing you're putting out in the next two weeks. Claude turns your design folder into a one-page sheet (a one-sheet), drafts the email in your voice, and puts the whole plan on your calendar with your making time blocked first. New to the Lab? We set up a quick version of your voice together.
This is where Claude connects to your Gmail and Google Calendar for the first time. You'll learn what a connector is, how to add one safely, and how to check if your other apps have one. (A connector is how Claude reaches an app you already use, with your permission.)
What you'll have when we're done:
- ✓ A one-sheet made from your design folder: a licensing pitch sheet, a Spoonflower collection page or a product sheet
- ✓ The email written in your voice, in your Gmail
- ✓ The whole plan on your Google Calendar, making time blocked first
- ✓ What a connector is, how to add one safely, and how to check if your other apps have one
- ✓ Every prompt we used, yours to re-run for the next thing you put out
Live build: Wednesday, October 14 at 1:00 PM ET. Can't make it live? Permanent replay is baked in.
What you need:
Claude Pro, the Claude desktop app on a Mac or Windows computer, a folder of 6 to 12 of your designs, and your Google login (a personal @gmail.com is easiest; some business accounts block new apps). Claude Pro is $20 a month, billed separately by Anthropic. Sessions 3 through 6 run on the free plan. From Session 7 on, you need Pro. You run a business. That is the cheapest assistant you will ever hire.
You also get Sessions 1 & 2 free. They're already in your library the moment you check out.
You sign in to Google yourself, and Claude never sees your password. You approve each step before Claude changes anything. Claude arranges your art. It never makes it.
The art stays yours. Claude just runs the business around it.