The first proactive personal assistant
Leo reads your inbox, watches your calendar, and proposes the next move before you ask — ready for you to accept with one tap.
Every morning, before you reach for your phone.
Leo opens your day with the weather, your meetings, and the few emails actually worth a reply — one quiet message, before the inbox swallows the morning.
Good morning. Here’s your day.
An email lands that actually needs you.
Leo reads it, recognizes what it’s asking, and drafts your reply in plain language. Tap Send when you’ve skimmed it — or Edit if you’d rather phrase it your way.
Anna asked when she’ll see v2 of the proposal.
“Thanks Anna — I’ll have v2 over to you by Wednesday EOD.”
An invite hits the same slot as your standing call.
Leo flags the conflict, surfaces both meetings, and offers a counter-proposal — RSVP without ever opening Calendar.
“Q3 sync” from Marcus collides with your weekly 1:1 (Thu 3:00 PM).
Decline & propose 3:30 PM
SendAccept and reschedule the 1:1
SendYou think of milk while walking the dog.
Tell Leo to add it and it lands in your grocery list. Same for tasks and meal plans — one tab, three lists, no separate apps.
Added to your grocery list:
You told someone you’d reply by Friday.
Leo remembers what you promised — and on Friday, before the day fills up, it nudges you and offers to draft the reply itself.
You said you’d send Erika the contract today. Want me to draft it?
You tap the mic: “I’m running fifteen minutes late.”
One sentence drives several quiet moves at once — the text drafted to whoever you’re meeting, the 3:00 call shifted to 3:15. Each one its own card to accept.
Text Anna
“Running ~15 min late, see you soon.”
SendMove 3:00 call → 3:15
ApplyQuietly built. Politely persistent.
Nothing leaves your phone without you tapping it. Names and numbers are redacted before any message reaches the model.
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