For founders and client-facing team leaders

Back-to-back meetings.People counting on you.

Meet Greg, your AI executive assistant. He captures what you agree in meetings and helps you follow through, even when your day takes you away from your desk.

Start with one meeting. Bring your team when you're ready.

A person in a client meeting while Greg takes the notes

Active assistant

Greg is taking notes

Be in the conversation.Greg has the notes.

Invite Greg to your meeting and give the conversation your attention. Afterwards, find the decisions, the promises and the next steps without replaying the whole call.

  • What was decided.
  • Who agreed to do what.
  • What needs a follow-up.

Client launch review

Demo

Decision

Move the launch to Monday.

Next step

Maya sends the revised plan on Thursday.

Still open

Who is approving the final budget?

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“Greg, what did we promise them last time?”

Ask while you're in the meeting. Greg brings the relevant context back into the conversation, so you can make the next decision with the last one in mind.

“What changed since our last call?”

“What do we still need to decide?”

“Make a note that I'll send the revised plan on Thursday.”

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Your next meeting starts before you get there.

Get a spoken brief on the way: who you're meeting, where you left things and what needs your attention.

In the taxi. Through your headphones. Before you board. Greg helps you arrive with the important details fresh in your mind.

Example briefDemo

“You're meeting Maya at two. The launch has moved to Monday. The revised plan is due Thursday, and budget approval is still open.”

Listening to a Greg brief through headphones on the way to a meeting
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Greg can call you. You can call Greg.

Set up a call to prepare for the day or talk through it afterwards. Call Greg when you need a quick answer or want to talk through what comes next.

Incoming

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Prepare for the day

Calling

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Talk through what comes next

“Catch me up before my next meeting.”

“What did I say I'd get done today?”

“Talk me through what needs my attention tomorrow.”

A conversation that fits between the other conversations.

Listening to a Greg voice note through headphones on a walk

A voice note for the walk. A message for the team.

Listen to your debrief through your headphones. Leave Greg a voice note when a thought comes to you. Get the decisions and follow-ups in Slack, ready to pick up where the conversation left off.

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Example Slack message · Demo

Launch review: Monday is the new launch date. Maya is sending the revised plan on Thursday. Budget approval still needs an owner.

Choose how you want to hear from Greg as you set him up.

One person's follow-up is someone else's starting point.

A promise to a client becomes a deadline for delivery. A changed decision affects the next meeting. The work carries on across people, conversations and days.

Bring your team into Greg so the context can carry on with it.

Keep the agreement attached to the work.

Understand what was promised and why, with the conversation there when someone needs the detail.

Make the handover easier.

Give the next person the decision, the context and the next step, without asking them to sit through another meeting.

Know what still needs attention.

Bring outstanding commitments and unresolved questions into view before the next conversation.

Start with your meetings. Invite teammates as the work connects.

Same launch example

Demo

Maya has the next step.

Decision: move the launch to Monday. Next step: send the revised plan on Thursday. Still open: who is approving the final budget?

Give your team's intentions somewhere to go.

“I'll send it.”

“Let's move it to Monday.”

“We need approval first.”

That's how work gets agreed. Greg connects those conversations to the people, decisions and next steps behind them.

We call it an intent engine: a shared understanding of what your team is trying to get done, built from the conversations where the work begins.

Keep talking. Keep the work moving.

Start where you are.

Free

$0forever

Try Greg on your real week, not a demo.

Start free

Assistant

$24/ month

One busy person with a work inbox, a personal inbox and too many meetings.

Start free, upgrade later

Chief of Staff

$49/ month

Founders and operators who run the day from Slack, their phone and their CRM.

Start free, upgrade later

Teams

$39/ seat / mo

Teams who'd like to know what was agreed in the meeting they skipped. From $117/mo for 3 seats ($96/mo billed annually).

Start free, upgrade later

Enterprise: security review, custom retention and volume pricing. Talk to us

Bring Greg to one meeting. See what you get back.

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Choose an upcoming meeting.

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Invite Greg to take the notes.

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Review the decisions and next steps afterwards.

Then add the briefs, calls and team conversations that are useful to you.

Begin with the meeting already in your calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to bring my whole team?

Start with your own meetings. Add teammates when you're ready to share the work and its context.

Is Greg just for notes?

No. Meeting notes give Greg the context to help with preparation, questions and follow-through during the rest of your day.

Can I talk to Greg?

Yes. You can call Greg, ask questions during a meeting and send voice notes when those features are available in your plan. Greg can also call you with a brief or debrief when you've set that up.

Where can I get my updates?

Use calls, voice notes or Slack as part of your setup. Choose the ways that fit how you work.

What does it cost?

There is a free plan with 20 credits a month. Paid plans are Assistant at $24/mo, Chief of Staff at $49/mo and Teams at $39/seat/mo (or $19/mo, $39/mo and $32/seat/mo billed annually). Enterprise: contact sales. See the pricing page for every limit. View pricing

You've already got another meeting.Bring Greg.

Get the notes. Keep the context. Have some help with what comes next.