Use cases
One assistant, a lot of jobs. Find the setup that matches how you actually work.
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It runs the office you never hired.
Connect Gmail and Google Calendar, answer a few plain questions, and it starts reading, sorting and drafting. Nothing sends without your tap.
By who you are
Independent professionals
Consultants, coaches, designers, lawyers. Client email sorted, meeting promises tracked, invoices watched.
Read more →Creators
A social agent that posts about your real week, learns your taste, and asks before it invents.
Read more →One-person companies
Shops, studios, trades. Bills, quotes that went quiet, WhatsApp customers, a Monday read of the numbers.
Read more →Busy households
School flyers into calendar events, bills due this week, the district deadline that moved. In one place.
Read more →By what it handles
Sorted into what needs an answer and why, with replies drafted in your voice.
Read more →Meetings
Record it. Get notes, who said what, and the promises as a task list.
Read more →Calendar
Schedule by chat, or photo-scan a printed schedule into events.
Read more →Money mail
Bills with amount and due date, receipts and travel filed, a weekly total.
Read more →People
One brief per person: every email, meeting, task and note you've saved about them.
Read more →Second brain
Ideas and notes captured out loud, recalled in normal words weeks later.
Read more →Radar
Watches the topics you name and writes your own private digest.
Read more →Social agent
Strategy, posts, images and publishing, grounded in your real material. Creator plan.
Read more →By what it connects to
Gmail + Google Calendar
The core. Reads, sorts, drafts, schedules. One tap to connect, one tap to disconnect.
Integrations →Notion, Stripe, RevenueCat
Meeting notes to Notion. Payments and invoices from Stripe. App numbers from RevenueCat. Every plan.
Integrations →WhatsApp + social accounts
A customer inbox with drafted replies and publishing to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and more. Creator plan.
Integrations →