How she works
Say the ask.
She does the rest.
Four steps from "ugh, I should" to "already done".
- 01
Tell her the ask
One text, natural language. No forms, no menus.
Flowers for your mom, a table for Thursday, an email you've been avoiding. Say it the way you'd say it to a friend. She drafts what's needed and waits for your green light.
need flowers for mom tomorrow, something niceWhite peonies again, like you picked for her in 2024? I prepared the order on Bloom, $58. Want me to send you the checkout link? - 02
She figures it out
Searches, drafts, suggests. Remembers what you liked last time.
She holds the full context: your calendar, your past favorites, your habits. When you ask for something familiar, she doesn't start from zero. When it's new, she narrows it down and brings you a short list to pick from.
find me a quiet spot for dinner thursday, 2 peopleTre Soldi 8:30pm (you loved it in March) or Locanda 9pm (new, your style). I can draft the OpenTable request, just say which. - 03
She drafts, you send
Email she can send for you. Chats she drafts and hands back.
Emails, replies, follow-ups: she writes them in your tone using past threads as reference, and once you say go, they're out. iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram: she drafts the text, you copy and send from your own thread.
draft an email reply to federico about the meetingSuggested: "Friday 3pm works, see you then." Send as is, or tweak?send itEmail sent. Calendar updated. - 04
Your day, summarized
Proactive before you ask. Quiet when there's nothing to say.
Calendar shifts, drafted email replies, gentle reminders before things slip. Email goes out with one tap. For everything else she pings you at the right moment, right here.
Morning. Marco's pediatrician moved to 11am, calendar updated. Inbox: 3 emails worth a reply, drafts ready, say go and they're out. Mom called twice yesterday, want me to ping you at 6:55pm to call her back?yes, and send the emailsReminder set for 6:55pm. All three emails out.
