Hand work to your chief of staff on Telegram.
Send a message. It remembers what you tell it, keeps reminders and follow-ups, drafts messages for your review, and asks before it sends anything. Email and calendar connections are coming.
Access is by invitation while we onboard founders one at a time.
How it works
Three steps, all in the app you already use.
Step 1: Get your invitation
Request access. If you are approved, we email you a personal link that opens Telegram and sets up your chief of staff.
Step 2: Hand over work
Message it in plain words. It asks a question if something is unclear, then gets on with it.
Step 3: Approve before it goes out
Anything that would be sent or booked arrives as a short summary with Approve and Decline buttons. Nothing leaves without your yes.
What it will and will not do
Plain limits, so you know what you are handing over.
It will
- Take requests by text in Telegram
- Remember what you tell it and keep track of follow-ups
- Draft emails and messages for you to review
- Ask you before it sends, books or changes anything
Reading your Gmail and Google Calendar is coming. Those connections are not live yet, so today it works from what you tell it.
It will not
- Send, book or pay without your explicit yes
- Say something is done when it cannot confirm it
- Reach into accounts you have not connected
- Make phone calls for you
Trust and control
You stay the one who decides.
- You approve what leaves
- Every consequential action waits for your yes, shown in plain words. You can decline, and you can ask it to change the plan first.
- Your work stays yours
- Each founder gets a separate assistant. Yours does not see anyone else's work, and our operators see status and timing, not what you asked.
- No password to guard
- You sign in to the web app with Telegram. It confirms who you are, so there is no password to lose.
Hand over the first task.
Tell us a little about you. We reply by email with your personal link.