Everything it takes off your plate.
One assistant. Eight jobs. All of it in every plan except the social agent and WhatsApp, which are Creator.
Your email
Your inbox, sorted for you.
It reads all of it and shows you only what really needs an answer, and tells you why. When you’re ready, it writes the replies too, in your voice.
What needs you, and why
Leads, follow-ups, invoices, a client who went quiet. Each one lands with a reason, not just a subject line. Newsletters and receipts are filed without a sound.
Replies in your voice
It learns how you write from the edits you make to its drafts. Polish a line or send it as is. You just tap send, or don’t.
Nudges when someone goes quiet
A quote with no answer after a few days gets a gentle follow-up drafted for you. One tap, out it goes, from the account the email arrived in.
Needs a reply · 2
Sorted quietly · 14
Your meetings
Meetings, remembered.
Record a meeting and it writes the notes, keeps track of who said what, and turns what you promised into a to-do list.
Who said what
The notes keep who said what, so you can read them later and see the exact moment a number was agreed.
Promises become tasks
“I’ll send it Thursday” turns into a task with a date. So does what the other person owes you.
Notes where you keep them
Notes save to Notion on their own once it is connected, or with one tap. Ask about the meeting weeks later in normal words.
Meeting · Venue walkthrough
Your calendar
Your calendar, handled.
Schedule by chatting, or point the camera at a printed schedule, a season, a school flyer, and it becomes calendar events. Nothing lands without a confirm tap.
Say it, see it, confirm it
“Dinner with Luca Friday at 7” becomes a draft event with the conflicts checked. Add to Calendar or Edit. Never added silently.
Photo-scan a schedule
A soccer season, a school year, a clinic rota. One photo, every event found, one tap to add them all.
Invites and RSVPs
Send invites from the event. Accept or decline from the chat. Multi-day and all-day events handled.
Calendar
Bills and receipts
Bills and receipts, handled.
Bills arrive with the amount and due date pulled out. Receipts and travel are filed quietly when you ask it to watch them, and the briefing tells you what is due this week.
Bills, with the numbers pulled out
Amount, due date, sender. A total for the week. A word before it’s late.
Receipts and travel, filed
Confirmations, tickets and receipts land in one place, tagged by trip or purchase. Not in your morning list.
Stripe, if you use it
Who paid, who’s overdue, and an invoice drafted behind a confirm card. It can’t move money. The email goes out from your own Gmail or Outlook.
Money · this week
Your people
Ask about anyone.
Before you call someone back, ask. It pulls every email, meeting, task and note you’ve saved about them into one quick brief, so you walk in remembering what they told you last time.
One brief per person
What they asked, what you promised, what you noted. The last thing they told you.
Built from your own material
Emails, meeting notes, tasks and saved thoughts. Nothing scraped, nothing guessed.
Family, friends, business
Mark a contact as family and it keeps their events out of your work prep. Everyone you deal with, and a brief on any of them.
People
Your second brain
It remembers everything.
Ideas, notes, whole topics you’re trying to learn. Say it once, out loud, half-formed, at a red light, and ask about it in normal words weeks later.
Capture without stopping
Tap, talk, done. Works offline and syncs when you’re back. Save a screenshot from inside the app.
Recall in your own words
Ask “what was my spring promo idea?” and get the idea back, with when you said it and what it connected to.
It shows up when it’s useful
A saved thought about a client appears in that client’s brief. A saved idea appears when the social agent asks what to post.
Second brain
Three weeks later
Scheduled
It keeps watch, so you don’t have to.
Point it at the things you’d rather not babysit. It does the checking on a schedule, live web research plus what’s already in your email, and comes back only when there’s something worth knowing.
On watch
Your payment processor’s fees. Your kid’s school district. A rule that affects your work. It checks quietly and only speaks when something actually changed. No headlines, no noise.
Your own newsletter
Pick the topics and it writes you a private digest: the week’s real developments plus what landed in your own inbox. Delivered on your schedule, ready to read or listen to.
Jobs done for you
“Every Friday at 4, write a short update on my week for my team.” It works from your calendar, tasks, meeting notes and more, and leaves it ready for you to look over. Nothing goes out until you send it.
Tune it by talking
“Focus more on…” and “stop watching that” are all it takes.
Scheduled · keeping an eye
Your Week Ahead · Monday 7:00 AM
Also in the box
The small things that add up.
Talk to it
Hold and speak. Ask, capture, schedule, all by voice. It answers out loud if you want.
A daily brief
Every morning, at the hour you pick: what's on, what's due, who's waiting.
Live web search
For what's happening around you right now, with the source cited.
Follow-up nudges
When someone goes quiet on a quote or an invoice, a gentle nudge is drafted for you.
Tasks and reminders
From meetings, from email, from what you said out loud. One list, with dates.
English & Español
Pick your language at setup. It chats, drafts and alerts you in it, including the email it writes.
Landing pages
A page with a lead form, built in your voice, live in minutes. Leads collected in the app. Up to 3 pages on Essentials, 10 on Creator.
WhatsApp Business inbox CREATOR
Your business's WhatsApp, watched by your assistant. Replies drafted for your tap, waiting chats nudged, voice notes transcribed, and times from your calendar when someone asks to meet.
Up to 3 email accounts (Gmail or Outlook) CREATOR
Replies go out from the account the email arrived in.
What happens on its own
The morning briefing, the Needs you panel, reminders, and quiet hours you set so it never pings you at night or on weekends.
Trips
A trip on your calendar gets its own view: the dates, where you're staying and your flight home, pulled from your booking emails.
The manual
Every screen, every tool, and the words that make it do each thing, in English and Español. Open the guides →
The social media agent
Social media that’s actually about you.
See the full social agent page →
It works like a real social media manager, for your business or your personal brand. It researches your niche, writes your strategy, and builds every post from something true: your week, your work, your wins. Nothing publishes without your OK.
It asks before it invents
Out of real material, it doesn’t post filler. It messages you: what happened this week? It brings what’s trending in your niche and dates worth posting for. Your reply becomes drafts in minutes.
Your real products. Your real face.
Name a product and the image is built from your photos of it. Add a few photos of yourself and you appear in a new scene for every post.
Real numbers only
It cites the prices and results you’ve taught it, and never invents a figure to sound impressive.
It learns your taste
Every approve, edit and delete tunes it, platform by platform, until the writing sounds like you on LinkedIn and you on Instagram.
It knows every platform’s game
Formats, timing and what performs in your niche, researched weekly and applied to every post, whether you’re selling or building your name.
Your agent · this week
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