07:40, before you open anything
The brief is waiting: what's on today, what's urgent, what to tackle first. Reading it is the whole ritual.
For people who need the day held
The morning brief is already written.
I'll hold the day.Kai starts the day for you: a brief that says what matters, mail sorted into what needs you, and the things that slip brought back instead of lost.
- Tells you what matters now
- Resurfaces what goes overdue
- Drafts replies in your voice
- Asks before anything sends
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+5Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Slack
+5Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Slack
The brief is written
what matters, before you open anything
It came back
the task you dropped, resurfaced
Nothing sent itself
drafts wait, you decide
Book a call, get Kai set up with you
A 20-minute onboarding call gets Kai running on your accounts. You start free, and keep the $50 founding rate locked when we launch.
Book a call: get Kai set up with youOne ordinary Tuesday, hour by hour.
Not a system to maintain: Kai works on what already happens. The mail that arrives, the meetings you record, the calendar you keep.
10:00, the call you'd usually lose
Press record, and what got agreed comes back as tasks you accept, each linked to its meeting. Nothing depends on you writing it down.
13:00, the inbox without the dig
Mail sorted into what needs you, with replies drafted in your voice. You review and send; nothing goes out on its own.
16:00, the thing that slipped
The task you didn't touch doesn't vanish. It comes back in front of you, still linked to where it came from, and you decide.
What setup actually costs.
How much work is Kai to set up?
First night
Google or Microsoft. We haven't measured how long setup takes, so we won't call it quick. But the first night Kai sorts the mail and writes the morning brief.
First call
Press record in your next call. What got agreed comes back as tasks you accept, so nothing depends on you writing it down.
First week
Within the week, replies arrive drafted in your voice. You review and send; nothing goes out on its own.
From there Kai works on what already happens: the mail that arrives, the meetings you record, the calendar you keep. No second copy of your day to maintain.
What gets the day held
Workflows from the library, picked for the days that get away.
Or read how the pieces work on their own: planning your day and email.
Let Kai hold the day.
Connect Google or Microsoft, and Kai starts on what's already there: the mail, the calendar, and every meeting you record.
Available on Web, Mac, iPhone and Android.