Your own
AI assistant.

The problem

Your day is spread over mail, calendar, notes and a handful of tools. Most AI tools only help once you open them and explain the situation again. A personal assistant keeps the context and comes to you.

What you get

• Reachable where you are: by chat on your phone, for example Telegram, or by mail
• Knows your context: calendar, inbox, notes and the documents you choose to connect
• Takes routines off you: a morning briefing, reply drafts, reminders, notes after a call
• Asks before it acts: it drafts, you decide what gets sent
• Its own server: hosted in the EU, set up for you alone

How we work together

1. 01

   Find the routines

   Which tasks eat your time every week.

2. 02

   Choose the connections

   Only the tools and data it really needs.

3. 03

   Set up and test

   On its own server, tested on your real working day.

4. 04

   Adjust in use

   After two weeks we drop what you do not need and add what is missing.

A good fit if

• Your inbox decides what your day looks like
• Follow-ups and small promises slip through
• You want help from AI without your data spread over a dozen apps

Questions

Where does my data go?

The assistant runs on a server in the EU. The thinking is done by an AI model, for example Claude, through its interface. We choose the provider together, with a data processing agreement, and connect only what the assistant needs.

Can it send emails on its own?

Only if you want it to. By default it prepares and you send. You decide, task by task, what it may do alone.

Is this a chatbot for my customers?

No. It works for you, not for your website visitors.

Can my team have one too?

Yes, one per person or one shared by a team. We start with one and see how it fits.