It does the work
Not advice about the work. It opens the apps, makes the changes, and shows you the diff.
The app that gives you back 11 hours a week
Tell it what done looks like. It works across your inbox, calendar and files — and shows you every step it took.
› Catch me up and draft replies to anything urgent
- Reading 3 inboxes · 47 unread
- Cross-checking today's calendar
- Drafting 6 replies in your voice
- Filing receipts to the right folders
Done in 74 seconds · 6 drafts waiting for your yes
What makes it different
One app, all your tools
Inbox, calendar, files and chat share one context, so nothing is pasted between tabs again.
It remembers
How you write, who matters, what you decided last time. Every run starts warmer than the last.
It browses
When the answer is out on the web, it goes and gets it — in the background, without taking your screen.
You hold the keys
Every consequential action waits for your yes, until you decide it does not have to.
Runs are repeatable
Any run you like becomes a workflow you can schedule, share, or hand to the team.
The difference, staged
Ask both. Watch what happens.
“Find every open loop across my work and close what you can”
“Great question! To track open loops, consider making a list of tasks, reviewing your inboxes regularly, and prioritising by urgency. Would you like productivity tips?”
- Scanning 3 inboxes for promised follow-ups
- Reading group chats for decisions without owners
- Attaching the files behind each open loop
- Closing 9 of 14 · listing the 5 that need you
The library
Buy back the hours, one workflow at a time
Morning briefing
One clear brief instead of a scramble across inbox, calendar and chat.
Meeting follow-through
Notes become owners, deadlines and sent follow-ups before you refill the coffee.
Investor update
The month's numbers and decisions drafted into an update ready for review.
Inbound triage
New leads qualified, logged and answered while the interest is still warm.
Expense sweep
Receipts found, filed and reconciled without a single Sunday.
Client check-in prep
The last thread, the open items and the numbers, pulled before every call.
What it buys
The desk at five o'clock
The point was never the automation. It is the clear desk, the unhurried reply, the evening that starts on time. The hours come back, and they come back yours.
Ivo BrandtFounder, Brandt Logistics
Start the first run before lunch
Connect two apps, ask for one chore, watch the feed. That is the whole onboarding.
- 11h
- returned per week, median
- 40+
- apps it works inside
- 74s
- a typical run, start to done
- 100%
- of actions shown, step by step
