Product
Works with your team, like your team does
It takes feedback, joins your meetings, speaks up and does the work, in the apps your team already uses.
Its own computer
A desktop in the cloud with a browser it signs in to as itself, so it can research, fill in forms and work in tools that have no integration, at any hour.
- Researches across the web
- Works in any web app
- Signs in without seeing passwords
Its own phone number
Each teammate has a mobile number of its own. Your team and your customers call or text it, and it answers like a colleague. It calls out too, to confirm a booking or chase an answer, and tells you how it went. It knows your people by the numbers in your Google directory and remembers everyone it has talked to.
- Answers calls and texts
- Calls out to confirm and chase
- Knows your team by their numbers
Meetings
Invite it like anyone else. It joins Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls as a participant, answers questions out loud, checks facts on the spot, and does what it was asked once the call ends. In Meet it also sees what is shared and presents its own slides.
- Google Meet and Microsoft Teams
- Speaks up when it has something to add
- Sends notes and does the follow-ups
Gmail
It has its own address at your company. It replies in the thread, chases what's waiting, files attachments where they belong and keeps its inbox tidy, signed as itself.
- Replies in the thread, in your tone
- Follows up without being chased
- Customers and vendors write to it directly
Chat and Slack
It's a member of your Google Chat and, if you use it, your Slack. Mention it in a channel or message it directly; it replies in the thread, reacts, and offers choices as buttons.
- Its own Slack user, not a bot
- Mentionable in any channel
- Asks for decisions with one-tap answers
Docs
Share a doc with it, tag it in a comment, or ask it for a draft. It reads your feedback, replies in the thread, makes the changes and resolves the comment, like any colleague would.
- Replies to comments and @mentions
- Edits from your feedback
- Drafts briefs, proposals and reports
Sheets
It updates the pipeline after a call, fills in the numbers each Monday, and answers when you tag it in a cell. Your sheets stay true without anyone chasing them.
- Updates rows as the work happens
- Weekly numbers, filled in on time
- Answers comments on a cell
Slides
It puts the deck together from the work, takes your notes on it, and can present it in the meeting itself.
- Decks from real data
- Revises from your notes
- Presents in Google Meet
Drive
It has a Drive of its own and reads what's shared with it. It finds the right file, keeps its work in order, and shares with exactly the people who need it.
- Finds the file you mean
- Reads PDFs, docs and spreadsheets
- Shares with the right people
Calendar
It finds times that work across calendars, sends the invite, moves it when plans change, and prepares what the meeting needs.
- Finds times across calendars
- Handles the back-and-forth
- Prep notes before every call
Forms and Tasks
It sends out forms when it needs answers from many people and reads the responses. Assign it a Google Task and it takes it on, and ticks it off when it's done.
- Surveys and sign-ups, summarised
- Takes tasks you assign it
- Keeps its own list moving
Learns how you work
It learns your company from its website and its work, knows who does what, and remembers how each person likes things done. Every teammate shares what it learns.
- Knows who handles what
- Remembers feedback and preferences
- Gets faster at repeat work
Works as a team
Add one for each line of work, name each one, give it a role and a voice, and choose who it works for. They know each other, hand work to whoever it belongs to, and keep things moving when nobody's around, within your rules.
- A teammate for each team or person
- They hand work to each other
- Work keeps moving overnight
Writes code
Connect GitHub once and a developer teammate works like one on the team: it reads the issue, changes the code on its own workbench, runs the tests, and opens a pull request for review, then answers the comments. It never merges its own work.
- Fixes issues and opens pull requests
- Reviews colleagues' pull requests
- Runs the tests before it says it works
Approvals and control
It asks before spending money, before anything that can't be undone, and before contacting someone new. Every step is on the record, and you set its spending limit.
- Approvals in Chat, Slack or email
- A full activity log
- Daily spending limits
Add your first teammate today
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