Each one reads only what you connect, shows where every answer came from, and ends at your tap.
Your LinkedIn network joined to your mail and meetings, so “who do I know at that company?” has an answer, ranked by how warm each person actually is.
Promises you make in email become a line with a date and the message it came from. “By Friday” stops being a feeling.
Thanks for today, Sam. Really enjoyed it. I’ll have the proposal to you by Friday, with the two options we discussed.
People who used to write and stopped, and the replies you owe, flagged on day 30 rather than day 90.
Tasks, promises, meetings, deals and projects, across every venture, in one place with what’s overdue at the top.
Ask me for a reply and I write it. It waits with your name on it: edit it, tap Send, pick a time, or delete it. When it goes, it goes from your own mailbox.
Name a company and I write the brief: what they do, why now, who to talk to, and who you already know there, with sources. It ends with a suggested first message. Save it to Drafts; nothing is sent until you tap Send.
They opened a second warehouse in September.
Faster dispatch, fewer missed deliveries.
Rostering one team across two sites.
A four-week review of how the two sites share one team.
Aisha Rahman · 14 emails · last 22 Sep
“Hi Aisha, congratulations on the second site. One question about rostering across the two…”
Say “add a deal with Harbourline” and it’s on your board, with the company and Sam attached. No forms first. Each deal shows its stage, its next step and who’s on it, and I flag the ones that have gone quiet. Ask me to change one and I show you the change, then wait for your tap.
Works with Outlook · Microsoft 365 · Outlook.com · LinkedIn · Claude. Gmail after Google’s review.
Become two of you.
Free during the invited beta. I’ll write when it’s your turn.