“What did the Q3 plan say about the budget?”
The budget is $48k, and most of it goes to marketing.
One question can pull from a PDF, a memory and - on Pro - your inbox at once. No folders to dig through, no search terms to guess.
No keywords or filters to learn. It works out where to look, then tells you what it found.
“What did the Q3 plan say about the budget?”
The budget is $48k, and most of it goes to marketing.
“Sum up that pricing talk I saved.”
Three ideas: charge for outcomes, keep one free tier, and raise prices with each big release.
“When is the launch now?”
Oct 14. It moved from Oct 7 when you saved the v2 plan.
“Did Maya email about the launch?”
Yes - she asked yesterday to move the launch review to Thursday.
“What did I save in my Tax folder last month?”
Four things: two receipts, your W-2, and the link to the IRS payment page.
Your turn. What would you ask?
Ask your ownYou don't pick where to look. Ask, and it checks the right places.
PDFs, Word docs, slides and text files - read page by page. Screenshots are found by their AI-written summary.
The full text of every page you saved, and transcripts of saved YouTube videos.
People, projects, preferences, facts and rules - kept current.
Your notes, and the skills it follows when you ask for them by name.
Looked up live, only when a question needs it.
Ask for something to be done and the chat does it - in the same conversation, only when you ask. Every other connected app stays read-only.
“Turn this call into a note with the next steps”
“Remember that Maya prefers email to Slack”
“Save this article to my Research folder”
“Make a Taxes 2026 folder and move my receipts in”
“Make a skill for how I like meeting recaps”
“Every Friday, list what's still open”
“Reply to Maya that Thursday works”
Each search, read or app lookup appears in the chat as it happens, so you know where an answer came from.
Turn off “Let AI read this” on a file or link and the chat never searches or reads it.
Plans and credits are covered on the pricing page.