# Getting started

- [Gmail (Chrome extension)](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/gmail-chrome-extension.md): Vocal for Gmail as a Chrome extension is our most complete product with the most features.
- [Gmail (Google Workspace Addon)](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/gmail-google-workspace-addon.md): Our Google Workspace Addon allows you to send voice messages from your phone directly inside the Gmail app.
- [Outlook Add-in](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/outlook-add-in.md): Vocal for Outlook allows you to send voice messages on both Windows and MacOS desktop versions of Outlook & Web
- [MacOS](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/outlook-add-in/macos.md): Vocal for MacOS allows you to send voice messages from within the Outlook app for MacOS.
- [Windows](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/outlook-add-in/windows.md): Microsoft Office 365
- [Web](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/web.md): Vocal can also be used from our web app to record & send voice messages
- [Microsoft Teams](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/microsoft-teams.md): Vocal is available in Microsoft Teams to allow you to send voice messages from the Teams Desktop apps.
- [Front](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/front.md)
- [Zendesk](https://vocal.gitbook.io/vocal-docs/getting-started/zendesk.md): Vocal for Zendesk makes it possible to respond with voice messages to customer requests


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