A chief of staff you talk to.
Say it the way you’d say it to a person, on the move, and PocketAssistant files it, schedules it, sets the alarm and plans the day around it. It remembers what matters to you, keeps your habits honest, re-plans when the day moves, and shows you before anything changes. Phone, watch and web. Scroll through one Tuesday.
A sample desk with sample names and figures. Pick a moment, or scroll.
A sample desk with sample names and figures. Tap a time.
One Tuesday, in numbers.
One illustrative Tuesday. Every number is sample data; the shape is the point: you talk, it does the work, and nothing changes until you’ve seen it.
Eight agents. One person.
Each agent handles one part of the day and shows its work on a card before anything saves. You keep the right to say no, every time.
Where this starts from
A voice assistant we built for tasks, habits and alarms on phone, watch and web: a messy sentence comes back titled, scheduled and set to ring; it asks when it isn’t sure; every entry is shown before it saves; habits with streaks that forgive a missed day; a spoken morning briefing. 459 automated tests behind it.
How far it goes
Meeting outcomes into tasks, a day that re-plans itself, capture that cleans your corrections as you speak, an evening check-in and a week ahead: the rest of the day on this page is what we build next for a team that wants it.
Start with one job
A half-day teardown of what your people say out loud and type later, then one working capture flow, then the assistant.
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