Roadmap
What your chief of staff does today, and what's next.
A chief of staff is a trust problem before it's a features problem. Here's what's live now, what we're building, and where it's headed. No dates we can't keep, and nothing listed as done that isn't.
LiveRunning today12
Running on production for the pilot today.
BuildingDecided, not started2
Scoped and decided. Not started, and not open to you yet.
PlannedNot built yet5
Named honestly, with no delivery date attached.
Live
This is running on production today. Every line was verified against the code that is deployed, not against a plan, and the caveats are printed beside the feature rather than left out.
Live · 12
Reads your inbox, surfaces what matters Continuous sync scores every thread. The ones that need you rise, the rest are filed.
Drafts replies in your voice Two-layer voice matching, so it reads like you wrote it, not a bot.
One tap before anything sends It drafts; you approve. Nothing reaches a person without you.
Which replies matter Sorts your campaign replies by what they mean and drafts the next step for your approval. Anything it cannot read shows as not categorised.
Personal outreach, one at a time Warm, individual emails in your voice, spread over the days you choose.
Follow-ups that stop when they reply Drafted in-thread for your approval; a reply cancels the rest automatically.
Knows your people and your priorities A private relationship map (warmth, who's going cold), tuned to your focus and who you serve.
A morning brief A short daily read: what happened overnight and what needs you today. Opt in only, and on a quiet day it says the day was quiet instead of inventing work.
Multi-model judgment Several top models weigh in on the calls that matter. This is the Council, and it is Pro and Founder only. Solo runs a single model.
Deliverability, done honestly SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks, a warm-up ramp, duplicate protection, and a suppression list. No tracking pixels.
Your data stays yours Per-tenant isolation, one-tap disconnect that revokes access, and self-service deletion.
Web, Slack and WhatsApp Ask a question or approve a draft from any of the three.
The two caveats we are not going to bury
Our Google app is still in Testing mode, so a connected Gmail needs reconnecting about once a week until verification clearsThe morning brief has no toggle in Settings yet, so it is switched on by hand for pilot accounts
Building
Decided and scoped. Not started, and not available yet. Decided is a status, not a promise. Nothing in this group is open to you today, and none of it has a date.
Building · 2
Before a relationship goes cold Reconnect notes in your voice, ready for one tap, on the cadence you set.
Meeting notes into follow-ups Paste or connect your notes; it drafts the recap and next steps in your voice.
Planned
None of this is open to you yet. Roughly the order we expect to reach it, with no dates attached, because a date we miss costs more trust than a feature we do not have.
Planned · 5
Outlook The same product for Microsoft 365 inboxes. The provider code exists and is not open to customers.
A brief before every meeting Who you're meeting, your history with them, and what's still open, before you walk in.
Work routed by role Reads your org and hands the right thing to the right teammate, drafted for your approval.
Your team on one brain Bring your team onto the same relationship memory.
An AI leadership team The chief of staff is the first hire; more role-holders follow, all sharing one brain.