Connections
Connect the tools your business already uses.
Helpers need more than a chat box — they need to read your files, check your calendar, look things up online, and use the systems you already rely on. Set it up in plain language, without hiring a developer.
Files and folders
Work with your documents.
Helpers read, organize, and create files inside each project — proposals, reports, policies, and notes stay in one place.
- Draft and update documents for you.
- Pull from folders you already uploaded.
- Save finished work where your team can find it.
Web research
Look things up and summarize.
Competitive research, market checks, and fact-finding — turned into briefs you can review and share.
- Search and gather information online.
- Combine with your internal files.
- Flag items that need your judgment.
Calendars and scheduling
Stay on top of timing.
Connect scheduling so helpers can align with appointments, deadlines, and recurring business rhythms.
- Reminders and follow-ups on a schedule.
- Morning briefings before you start the day.
- Tasks that run when something changes.
Your business apps
Hook up what you already run on.
Connect the software your team uses day to day so helpers can pull data in and push results back — without a custom IT project.
- CRM, databases, and internal tools.
- Reuse connections across helpers in one project.
- Higher plans include more connection options.
Describe what you need
Build connections in plain English.
Tell the system what you want a helper to be able to do. Define what information it needs. Helpers can use it right away — no code required for most setups.
- Start with the outcome you want.
- Keep strategy with your team; let helpers handle the steps.
- Everything stays inside that project's private space.