ONE NUMBER
Your assistant has a dedicated number and contact card. Save it, share it, or add it to any conversation.
HOW IT WORKS
Your assistant has a number.
You get a personal assistant with their own phone number. Give the number to people you know, add your assistant to conversations, or text them yourself whenever something needs handling.
PEOPLE TEXT THEM
Friends, coworkers, collaborators, and other people can reach your assistant directly—without installing anything.
THEY KNOW YOUR SCHEDULE
Your assistant connects to your calendar and checks real availability before offering a time.
THEY KNOW HOW YOU WORK
Over time, they learn your preferences, relationships, priorities, places, and recurring patterns.
THEY COORDINATE
They can negotiate times, coordinate logistics, follow up, and make plans from beginning to end.
THEY KNOW WHEN TO ASK
Anything outside the permission you have given comes back to you for a clear, private approval.
THEY KNOW WHEN TO STAY QUIET
If a conversation does not need them, they do nothing. A good assistant knows when not to speak.
THEY REMEMBER
Useful context stays available, so you do not have to keep repeating yourself. You can review or correct it anytime.
THEY REPRESENT YOU
They communicate clearly as your assistant—not as an impersonation of you.
A DINNER, HANDLED
It is texting.
Sarah texts your assistant just like she would text anyone else. Behind the conversation, Beside checks Caro’s calendar, remembers that dinner is better after eight, coordinates the place, and adds the final plan.
TOGETHER, WITHOUT THE BACK-AND-FORTH
Put your assistant in group chats.
Add Caro to any group. Your assistant can answer availability questions, coordinate with everyone, confirm the plan, and keep the group updated—while clearly speaking as your assistant.