Your assistant checks your notes app, finds the to-dos you left for yourself, and makes sure they actually get done. Reminders, follow-ups, deadlines. It keeps track so you don’t have to.
Meet your AIJack10:42 AM
Hey Vex, can you pull last week's ad performance?
Vex10:42 AM
On it! ROAS is up 18%, top 2 campaigns drove 74% of conversions. Full breakdown coming to #paid-ads.
Jack10:43 AM
Perfect, pause the underperformers
Vex10:43 AM
Done. Paused 3 ad sets and shifted budget to the winners.
Ask questions, delegate work, and get updates right in the channels your team already uses.
Voice memo after a meeting, quick task on your commute, or a brainstorm on a walk. All from the mobile app.
Jack DorskeiEvery call makes your AI smarter. It captures context, sends follow-ups to Slack, and learns more with each meeting.
Ask questions, delegate work, and get updates right in the channels your team already uses.
Voice memo after a meeting, quick task on your commute, or a brainstorm on a walk. All from the mobile app.
Every call makes your AI smarter. It captures context, sends follow-ups to Slack, and learns more with each meeting.
Anything you can describe: schedule reminders, follow up on emails, track deadlines, manage checklists, send messages on your behalf, and more. If you can delegate it to a person, you can delegate it to your assistant.
Your assistant learns from context. Tell it once - “remind me before the trip” - and it figures out the timing. It also proactively surfaces things it thinks you might forget based on your patterns.
Yes. It can watch for responses, check on deadlines, and nudge you or others when something is overdue. You set the rules in plain language.
It connects to Google Calendar, Outlook, Gmail, and more. Tasks can be created from emails, linked to calendar events, or triggered by messages.
Each assistant runs in its own isolated environment. Your data is never shared with other users or used to train AI models. You control what it can access.