Nurturi for Windows

A small app that lives in your Windows system tray. It reads the accounts you connect, on your computer, and sends only what the dashboard needs.

You will be asked to sign in first if you are not already. Your Nurturi username and password are the ones you use for the dashboard.

What it does

Runs quietly in the tray; a green dot means it synced recently.
Reads LinkedIn, Google Drive and Microsoft 365 through a browser signed in as you, on your machine.
Sends the dashboard the derived result: who is waiting on you, meeting coverage, drafts to review.
Status in the tray menu shows what ran and when.

Every message it prepares is a draft you send yourself. The single exception, off unless you switch it on, is LinkedIn connection requests, sent only from a batch you approve and never with a note.
Your logins and raw material never leave your computer. Only the derived result the dashboard needs, who owes you a reply, meeting coverage, drafts, is stored on the server.
Personal history (for example YouTube) is off unless you tick it, and stays local even then.
It does not need admin rights to install.

Run the installer. Leave Start when I sign in ticked.
In the setup window enter the dashboard address, your username and password, and tick the accounts you want to connect.
Sign in to each one once when a browser window opens, then close it.
Open the dashboard from the tray icon. The first sync takes a minute or two.

Uses the Edge or Chrome already on your PC. Uninstall from Settings › Apps like anything else.