Tell it what you need in plain words and get the finished work back — a deck, a report, research, a spreadsheet, a tracker you can rely on. Ask for a full report and it runs the whole thing end to end: researching, building the deck, drafting the email.
Otter, Fireflies, Granola, Fathom and more — a 12-page deck: feature matrix, positioning map, pricing, and a one-page pick for a team choosing one.
Fragmented market, no clear winner yet — the deck lays out who wins on price, on privacy, and on free tier, so the choice is one glance away.
Each one comes back as a finished file, not a chat transcript. Just say what you need — your assistant takes it from there.
Ask once — it researches the topic, builds the deck, and drafts the email, then hands you the finished set. The one thing a chat window can't do.
research + deck + emailHand over the notes and the facts — get back a formatted, client-ready presentation, sourced and ready to send.
slides · reportsIt turns the week's work into the status update your manager expects — on time, in your voice, every week.
weekly update · on timeName the players you care about and it flags what actually changed — on its own, before you have to ask.
monitors · alertsIt reads the filings and the record and writes back the memo — the deep read you never find the hours for.
research · due diligenceHand over the messy data — get back a structured, formula-ready sheet you can actually work from.
spreadsheets · dataSay what you need the way you'd brief a colleague — no setup, no special phrasing.
It plans, reads, and drafts — showing you friendly progress, not the machinery underneath.
A sourced report, a tracked update, a finished deck — landed where you can use it right away.
Plans are measured in credits — spent only on what each job actually uses.
Start with 300 credits a month, free. Hand it the first brief in under a minute.