I read your email, calendar and LinkedIn, remember every person and promise, and tell you each morning who needs you. Nothing is sent until you tap Send.
Good morning. Three things before you open your inbox.
1. You told Sam at Harbourline “by Friday”. It’s Thursday, and the proposal isn’t in Sent.
2. Mei asked about Q1 timing three days ago. Say the word and I’ll draft it.
3. Daniel wrote most weeks until 2 September, then stopped.
That’s all. Nothing has been sent.
One of you does the work that matters. I’m the other one. What gets in the way isn’t the work. It’s the thousand small things around it, and the list that lives in your head. Give those to me. I don’t tire of them, I don’t lose them, and I don’t act on them without you.
A consultant’s business is a few hundred relationships and the promises inside them. The one you drop is the client who goes quiet.
Two of you. One job each.
Good morning. Three things before you open your inbox.
1. You told Sam Patel at Harbourline “by Friday” last Tuesday. It’s Thursday, and the proposal isn’t in your Sent folder.
2. Mei Tanaka asked about Q1 timing three days ago. You haven’t replied. Say the word and I’ll draft it.
3. Daniel Brooks wrote most weeks until 2 September, then stopped. He introduced you to Lena Ortiz in August. You never wrote to her either.
That’s all. Nothing has been sent.
Morning briefing, Commitment tracker and Reconnect nudges: three of my team.
Every line links to the message it came from.
Built for consultants, advisers and solo founders first; recruiters, brokers and fractional executives, you’re next.
Pick a question. Every answer comes with its source, and nothing in it is sent.
In the app, or inside Claude.
Three people. Start with Aisha.
your mail · your calendar · LinkedIn · 3 people
A living map of your people, companies, promises and notes, joined to each other and to where they came from.
A notebook waits for you to write in it. I read what you already wrote. It builds itself from your mail, calendar and LinkedIn; you can open it, correct it, and take it with you.
I split into doubles: my agents, each one me with a single job. Most founders could never hire that team.
Six are ready the day you join: Morning briefing, Commitment tracker, Meeting prep, Reconnect nudges, Target watch, Project pulse. Describe a seventh in a sentence and I build it. None of them can send.
You’re trusting me with your inbox. These are the lines I don’t cross.
I won’t send anything. Ever.
You tap Send, or it doesn’t go.
I won’t read what you tell me not to.
Put a company or a word on your Never-read list and I never look.
I won’t bring up what’s private unless you ask.
Health, family and money stay out of answers and out of Claude until you say otherwise.
I won’t take your data anywhere you’d not expect.
It’s stored in Sydney. Who sees what is written in plain words on the privacy page.
Your Claude is brilliant. It has never met your clients.
Bring me along: when Claude needs your business, it asks me. AI is built in too, so you need no other subscription. Either way the memory belongs to you, not to the model. Your memory and your AI · How I work inside Claude
Connect Outlook or Microsoft 365.
The thread with Sam becomes an email, a person at Harbourline and a promise due Friday. Pick how far back I read: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Gmail after Google’s review.
Add your LinkedIn export.
LinkedIn gives you a file; you add it, I do the rest. Aisha, Tom and Lena arrive at Northwind, already joined to your mail. Nothing to fill in.
Your first morning note.
That’s where you meet me: who needs you, what’s due, who’s gone quiet. In the app today; by email soon.
I’m invite-only while the first group teaches me manners. I’ll write when it’s your turn; the first group is small, Outlook first.
Free during the invited beta. Founder pricing is held for everyone on the list.