One teammate, every role you need covered
A digital person is a name, a role, a personality, and a set of tools it's allowed to use. Everything below is what that actually looks like day to day.
The feature tour
Every feature in two minutes
Meetings, agents, skills, connectors, background workers, and approvals — then scroll for the detail on each.
Hire your first digital workerHow it works
Your first hire in three steps
Minutes to set up. No training, no code.

Hire a digital worker
Pick a template — email, developer, support, research — or describe a role in plain words.

Give it tools and a schedule
Choose which of 70+ tools it may touch, and when it works — every 15 minutes or once a day.

Approve its work
It does the work and leaves drafts. You approve, edit, or dismiss — nothing goes out on its own.
In your meetings
Send a digital person to the meeting
It joins Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom straight from your calendar — listening, taking notes, and speaking up when you need it.
Joins the call and answers out loud when someone says its name
Writes a clean, speaker-labelled transcript as the meeting happens
Sends you the summary and action items the moment it ends
Custom voice
Give each digital person a voice for the meeting
Rini doesn't just take notes. A digital person can run the stand-up, screen a candidate, or answer a customer's question out loud — each in the voice you choose. Press play to hear them.
Stand-up host
Leo · Calm, steady
“Morning, team. Quick round before we dive in — Sana, you're up first…”
Runs the daily stand-up: calls on each person, keeps time, and posts blockers to Slack after.
Screening interviewer
Mira · Warm, clear
“Thanks for joining today. To start, could you walk me through a project…”
Asks a consistent set of first-round questions, then writes a hiring debrief with a skill.
Sales call co-pilot
Noah · Confident, friendly
“Good question, Nikil. Yes — transcripts can be kept for just thirty days…”
Answers product questions live when you say its name, then drafts the follow-up email.
Onboarding guide
Ava · Bright, patient
“Hi, welcome to your onboarding session. You can stop me anytime…”
Walks new customers through setup on a call and hands anything tricky to your team.
A voice per digital person
Pick from ElevenLabs, OpenAI, and Deepgram Aura voices — and preview any of them before you choose.
Speaks up when you say its name
It listens quietly in the meeting and answers out loud when someone addresses it.
Barge-in supported
Turn on interruptible speech and it stops mid-sentence when someone starts talking.
Indian languages too
Sarvam voices cover Hindi and English (India), alongside English voices worldwide.
Skills
50 skills that turn conversations into finished work
Map a skill to a meeting — a sales call summary, an incident postmortem, a PRD draft — and Rini writes it from the transcript after every call. Use a template or write your own.
Meeting summary
Concise overview of what was discussed
MOM
Minutes of meeting with attendees and topics
Action items
Extract owners, tasks, and deadlines
Decision tracking
List decisions and rationale
Brainstorm idea capture
Every idea raised, clustered by theme
Executive summary
Ultra-concise TL;DR for leadership
Report generation
Turn any discussion into a formal structured report
Team retrospective
Went well / didn't go well / actions, from a retro
Example result
Sales call summary
Customer call — Northwind
Pain points
- Transcripts must be kept for only 30 days
- IT needs SSO before a pilot
Next steps
- Send the SSO setup guide
- Pilot kickoff — Thursday 3pm
Deal stage
- Evaluation → Pilot
See it in your own meetings.
Pick a plan, connect your calendar, and Rini joins the next call.
One platform, every role
Create the teammate you need
Pick a role to see what that digital person does. Or describe your own.
- Replies to visitor questions in your voice
- Qualifies leads and books meetings on your calendar
- Flags broken links and outdated pages
Background workers
They keep working when you log off
Turn any digital person into a background worker. It wakes up on its schedule, does the reading, and leaves you a draft — you decide what happens next.
01Runs on a schedule
Every 15 minutes, every hour, every 6 hours, or once a day — while you're offline.
02Drafts the work
Reads through the tools you gave it and writes a draft: replies, a fix plan, ticket answers, a brief.
03Waits for you
Every run lands on your Runs page with the exact tools it used. It never sends or changes anything on its own.
Runs
Every run is a draft until you decide.
NoahScheduled · Once a dayDraft3 reply drafts — Northwind, Acme, Globex
gmail.searchcalendar.list_events AcknowledgeDismiss
KaiScheduled · Every hourDraftFix plan for #212 — login redirect loop
github.list_issuessentry.search_events AcknowledgeDismiss
MiraScheduled · Every 15 minDraft14 ticket answers drafted, 2 flagged for a human
zendesk.list_ticketsnotion.search AcknowledgeDismiss
Integrations
70+ tool integrations, ready to plug in
Connect the tools your team already runs through the open MCP standard. You choose exactly which ones each digital person can use — nothing is connected automatically.
Work & projects
GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Jira & Confluence, Asana, monday.com
Customers & revenue
HubSpot, Salesforce, Zendesk, Intercom, Stripe, PayPal
Docs & knowledge
Notion, Airtable, Dropbox, Figma, web search and research
And thousands more actions
Pipedream, Zapier, and Composio reach 9,000+ apps through one connection
The dashboard
Click around. It's the real layout.
This is the workspace you get — shown with example data. Switch tabs, open a meeting, hover the charts.
Tuesday, 30 September
Good afternoon, Sana
Meetings captured
73
+18% vs last week
Hours saved
26.4h
≈ 3 working days
Tasks completed
158
by 5 digital people
Open action items
7
2 due today
Meeting hours captured · last 14 days
Your digital people
Noah Waiting for you3 reply drafts waiting for your review
Kai WorkingDrafted a fix plan for issue #212
Ava WorkingBooked a demo with Northwind for Thu 3pm
Mira IdleDrafted answers for 14 tickets, flagged 2 billing ones
Coming up
- Customer call — NorthwindZoomToday, 14:30Live
- Board prepZoomFri, 09:00Auto-join on
Every meeting, summarized
Transcripts, decisions, and owners for Meet, Teams, and Zoom.
Your digital people at a glance
Who's working, who's waiting for you, what they did today.
Analytics that answer something
Hours saved, tasks completed, where your meetings happen.
Ask across everything
One question, answered from every meeting — with sources.

You stay in control of everything it does
A digital person is powerful because it can act. So every action is something you scope, approve, and can review — nothing happens outside the lines you set.
Your organization is sealed
Every organization is an isolated tenant. Your digital people, tasks, and connections can't be seen or reached from outside it.
You choose what it can touch
Nothing is connected automatically. You enable each tool per digital person and can revoke access at any time.
Approvals for sensitive actions
Require a human yes before anything is sent, published, merged, or paid for. Set the line where you want it.
Everything is auditable
A complete, timestamped record of every action a digital person took — exportable whenever you need it.

Meet your first digital person
Create an account, pick a plan priced for your country, and Rini joins your very next meeting.
