Chat with Kai.
Ask me anything.
One assistant across your email, meetings, calendar, and tasks. Ask in plain words, and Kai does the work, with you in control.
- Drafts your replies
- Pulls meeting context
- Sorts your tasks
- Books your follow-ups
+5Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, Slack
Hey David,
Friday works for me. I’ll have the structure ready for us then.
Best, Alex
Drafted your reply. Want me to send it?
One chat, every surface
The same chat sits on every screen, and it reaches across your email, meetings, calendar, tasks, and the web. Ask once, wherever you are.
“The hero images take 2–3s to load, which feels slow. Other images seem fast.”
Ask once. It knows the rest.
I remember.
Kai keeps an editable memory of how you work: who people are, how you talk to them, when you like to meet. Ask, and it fills in the rest.
Pulled who your accountant is, the tone you keep with them, and the times you take calls. Here is the draft, ready when you want to send.
Hi Diego,
Could you confirm the next VAT filing deadline for Q2 2026?
Happy to talk it through. Would Tuesday 10:00, Wednesday 11:00, or Thursday 10:30 work for a 30-minute call?
Best,
Alex
Diego Marchetti, Latitude Tax. Handles VAT and year-end.
Lena Brandt, lbrandt@latitude-tax.co
Dana Whitfield. 1:1 every Monday, wants a written update first.
Priya Raman, Head of Ops at Brightfold. Renewal in Q3.
Jordan, my partner. Protect evenings and weekends.
Best, Alex, on every email.
Friendly and direct. Short sentences, no fluff.
Formal and concise. No emojis, numbers exact.
Warm and brief. Lead with the ask, then bullets.
One clear ask per email. Never “just circling back”.
Tuesday to Thursday, 10:00 to 12:00.
9:30, and no meetings on Fridays.
Deep-work blocks in the afternoon, kept clear.
30 minutes for a call, 15 for a quick sync.
Wednesday and Thursday, remote otherwise. Lisbon time.
Kai memories cover Scheduling, Identity, Communication, Meetings, Planning, and Relationships, and grow as it learns how you work.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you save your spot.
You can dictate instead of typing: tap the mic and Kai turns your speech into text in the message box. Kai can also record and transcribe a meeting. A full hands-free voice conversation isn’t available yet, so today Kai is something you chat with by text or by dictation.
No. Kai drafts the email and waits for you to send it. Anything it adds you can undo for a few seconds, and anything it deletes it asks you to confirm first. You stay in control of every action.
Kai searches across them and replies with the sources it used. Because it holds your inbox, your meetings, and your tasks together, it can connect an email to the meeting it came from and the task it created, which a single-purpose tool can’t do.
Kai connects your Google or Microsoft calendar and your Gmail or Outlook inbox, and it captures your meetings on Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams. Your tasks live natively in Kai. When the answer isn’t in your own data, Kai can also look it up on the web.
Yes. Kai keeps editable Kai memories across Scheduling, Identity, Communication, Meetings, Planning, and Relationships, and uses them everywhere it works. Correct something once and the change carries across, so the more you use Kai, the more it works the way you do.
Ask it to check your calendar, draft or find an email, create or finish a task, recall what a meeting decided, see how your week is spent, or look something up on the web. You ask in plain words, Kai shows its work, and you confirm.
Kai is one layer over your whole day. You bring the questions, it brings the context, and the work gets done in one place.
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