Message Neil from your phone, your inbox, or Slack. There’s no dashboard to learn.
Before every meeting, Neil pulls the threads, numbers, and open asks into a brief you can read in two minutes.
Neil tracks what you promised and what you’re owed, then nudges the right person at the right time.
Neil works across your email, calendar, docs, and messages at once. Ask “where are we with Acme?” and you get one answer instead of six tabs.
Dana’s priorities this week: Series B term sheet, pricing page ships Wednesday, and the Head of Sales final round. Owners are tagged below.
On it. Partner meeting is Thursday at 11.
Pricing page is in QA. Wednesday holds.
Hi Marcus,
Thursday got away from Dana. Would Friday at 9:30 work instead? I’ve put a hold on both calendars so it’s easy to confirm.
Neil, on behalf of Dana Whitfield
Sam, Dana’s Austin flight moved to 7:15 AM. I rebooked her car for 5:45. Can you confirm Thursday’s dinner for six?
Confirmed. I’ll send her the address tonight.
Thanks. It’s in her morning brief.
I protected three focus blocks and turned two status meetings into written updates. You get 4.5 hours back.
Neil acts as your proxy. It drafts replies in your voice, coordinates with your assistant, and keeps your team pointed at what matters this week. Anything sent in your name waits for your OK.
Neil picks up your habits from how you already operate: who matters, what can wait, how you like things written. Correct it once and it remembers.
When a job keeps coming up, have Neil hand it to a specialist. Give it a name, a few rules, and the tools it can use. It reports back through Neil.
Set someone up to handle my travel. Aisle seats, no red-eyes, and use my Hilton points.
Meet Courier. It books and rebooks your trips within those rules and checks with you before spending more than $800. First job: Austin on the 28th.
Courier joined your staff
Found an aisle seat on the 7:15 AM nonstop, $412. Hilton Austin is covered by points. Book both?
A chief of staff sees everything, so Neil is built to keep it that way. It only touches the accounts you connect, asks before acting on your behalf, and logs every action where you can read it.
Approval gateNothing goes out in your name until you approve it.
Scoped accessNeil starts read-only and asks before it needs more.
Activity logEvery action is recorded in plain English, with a timestamp.
Your dataYour email and documents are used for your work and nothing else.
Two clicks. Neil learns your week before it touches anything.
Ask for a brief, a reschedule, or a draft. Neil asks when it isn’t sure.
Start with your inbox and calendar. Add travel, expenses, and the rest when you’re ready.
Most apps wait for you to ask. Neil watches your calendar and inbox, prepares things before you need them, and follows up on its own.
Not by default. Neil drafts and you approve. Once you’re comfortable, you can let it send routine replies like scheduling confirmations.
Yes. Neil can loop in your executive assistant, share drafts with them, and hand off anything that needs a person.
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 at launch, plus Slack, Notion, Zoom, and a growing list of tools.
Neil is in private beta. Pricing will be announced before general availability.