Everything it does, plainly listed.

Calendar

It books to your real calendar — Outlook, Google, and Apple/iCloud are all live.

• Book by text. “Put dinner with Jill Friday at 7.”
• Book from a photo. Forward a reservation screenshot or an invite and it lands as a real event.
• Reschedule, move, cancel by text — “Move my 3pm to 3:30.”
• Meeting reminders — a heads-up 15 minutes before, plus when to leave, using live traffic drive-time.
• Instant invite alerts — seconds after someone invites you: “Scott invited you to Q3 Sync — Thu 2pm. You’re free. Accept, decline, tentative?” Reply one word.
• RSVP by text — accept, decline or tentative, and it confirms the response actually went through.
• Cancellation alerts — the organizer cancels, you’re told, and the reminder is stood down.
• Double-booking detection — “Am I double booked Thursday?” It warns you before it stacks two things.
• Real attendee invites — it emails meeting requests to the people you name.
• Teams and Google Meet meetings — created with the join link attached.
• Timed reminders — “Let me know when boarding,” “remind me to call the vet at 4.”
• Multi-calendar — personal, work and shared, all at once.

Email

It reads, watches, and replies as you — from your own mailbox, and never without your say-so.

• Reads and triages your inbox — tells you what matters, skips the noise.
• Watches for the mail you care about and texts you the second it lands — “Text me immediately if a client emails looking to buy.”
• Drafts and sends replies as you, in your voice, confirm-first.
• Reply-all done right — shows you exactly who it’s going to before anything sends.
• Compose, forward, save-to-drafts — full email actions by text.
• Multi-person meeting coordination — “Set up 30 minutes with Bill, Dana and Steve next week” and it finds a time, emails everyone, books it, and reminds you.
• Forward anything to your agent’s own email address to capture it or act on it.
• Multiple mailboxes supported.

Mailbox support today: Outlook is live. Gmail is in final Google security review and running a waitlist — calendar works with Google accounts now, and we’ll text you the moment Gmail opens up.

Photos

Send a picture, it does the thing.

• Reservation screenshot → calendar event.
• Receipt photo → filed and recallable. “What did I spend at Tony’s?” weeks later.
• Business card → saved to contacts.
• Whiteboard or to-do list photo → reminders and tasks.
• Event flyer, schedule, or the kids’ sports calendar → every date on your calendar at once.

Memory

It remembers, so you don’t have to.

• Remembers what you tell it — people, preferences, dates, the small specifics.
• Recall anytime by text — “What’s the wine I liked at Uchi?”
• Learns who’s who in your life and work over time.
• Captures durable facts from photos — receipts, cards — not just for the moment.

It reaches out first

You shouldn’t have to remember to check anything.

• Morning brief — weather, today’s calendar, what needs attention.
• Pre-meeting heads-ups — including when to leave, given traffic.
• Connection-drop alerts — if a calendar or inbox disconnects, it tells you to reconnect.
• You control the cadence — normal, light or minimal, plus quiet hours and a vacation mode that pauses reminders.

It knows the world around your day

• Weather — now, and at your event’s time and place.
• Traffic-aware drive times and leave-by alerts.
• Nearby places — restaurants and spots near an event or near home.
• Airport drive-time.
• Knows when you’re traveling and adjusts to where you actually are.

The part that earns trust

• No app. No dashboard. No login. Just text.
• SMS and iMessage — your agent has its own phone number and its own email address.
• You name your agent. It’s yours.
• Confirm-first on anything it sends on your behalf. You are always the last word on outbound.
• It never claims it did something it didn’t. Honest confirmations, and honest failures.
• No phone calls. Text and email only.
• STOP works instantly, forever.

Text it and see →