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Spotter · 7:40 AM3 things today
Good morning. Three things today.
- 9:30 AMInvestor call — deck still unsent
- 1:00 PMLunch with Sarah, she moved it +30m
- —Contract from legal has waited 2 days
Send the deckSnoozeFull brief
Focus time protected
4h 20m+38m
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Today’s load
62%booked
- Meetings3
- Deep work2 blocks
- Travel40m
Handled before you woke up
17+4
- Newsletters filed9
- Receipts archived5
- Calendar conflicts2
- Drafts prepared1
Inbox · 12 new, 3 need you9 handled
| From | Subject | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Legal | Countersigned MSA — needs your signature | Action |
| Stripe | Payout of $4,180 is on the way | Receipt |
| Sarah K. | Re: lunch — can we do 1:30? | Action |
| Figma | Weekly digest for your team | FYI |
| Notion | Marcus commented on “Series A” | Mention |
| AWS | Your July invoice is available | Receipt |
Draft ready · your voice
“1:30 works — see you there. I’ll bring the signed copy.”
SendEdit
Inbox handled by Spotter
78%of volume
- Filed214
- Drafted38
- Left for you61
Who writes to you most
313−12%
- Customers41%
- Team27%
- Vendors18%
- Investors9%
- Everything else5%
Action plan · found in your mail and chats6 suggested
Send the deck to MarcusGmail · 2 days agoAccept
Review PR #418 — auth refactorGitHub · waiting on youAccept
Reply to the design agency quoteSlack · #partnersAccept
Confirm venue for the offsiteLinear · WNG-142Accept
Countersign the MSAGmail · legal@Accept
Book the flight for the demo dayCalendar · 12 SepAccept
Read from your own mail and chats · nothing joins the list until you accept it
Where they came from
6
- Gmail3
- Slack1
- GitHub1
- Linear1
Accepted vs dismissed
72%+6%
Meeting prep · in 20 minutes3 open items
Investor call — Series A
9:30 AM · 45 min · Google Meet
MRDKAS+2 from their side
Last timeThey asked for updated retention numbers.
Still openThe data-room link you promised on Tuesday.
Watch outMarcus pushed back on pricing twice before.
Your askConfirm the term sheet timeline before you hang up.
Brief assembled from 41 emails, 6 calls and the shared Notion page
Your history with Marcus
14
MarAprMayJunJulAug
Prep coverage
- Threads read41
- Calls recalled6
- Docs opened4
- Open questions3
Call notes · Product sync, 32 min3 follow-ups filed
DecidedPricing page ships before the launch, not after.
OwnerSarah takes the migration; due next Friday.
ParkedTeam plan — revisit once single-user is stable.
Transcript · 6:04 PM
- Sarah: “…then we hold the migration until the pricing page is live.”
- You: “Agreed. Who owns the copy?”
Jump to minuteCopy quote
Sarah — migration plandue Fri
You — sign off the pricing copydue Thu
Ryan — draft the pagetonight
Who spoke
- Sarah14m
- You11m
- Ryan5m
- Silence2m
Calls this month
19+5
W1W2W3W4W5W6W7
Catch up · you were away 3 days2 need you
Messages1,204
Needed you2
Already handled98%+3%
Here is what actually happened.
- DecidedTeam shipped the billing fix on Tuesday.
- DecidedThe design agency quote was cut to $8k — Sarah pushed back.
- Needs youLegal is blocked on your signature.
- Needs youMarcus asked twice for the data-room link.
- Quiet41 other threads — nothing that moved.
Sign the MSAlegal@ · waiting 3 daysDo it
Send Marcus the data-room linkGmail · asked twiceDo it
Summarized from 3 days across mail, Slack and Linear
Volume while you were away
1,204+21%
FriSatSunMonTueWedThu
Sorted into
- Nothing to do1,061
- Read later118
- Reply drafted23
- Needs you2
Automations · 4 rules runningArmed
Your rule, in your words
“Anything from the accountant — forward it to Sarah and tell me you did.”
MatchedInvoice 2026-08 from Hartley BookkeepingForwarded
MatchedQuarterly tax filing reminderForwarded
SkippedNewsletter that mentions “accounting”No match
MatchedPayroll summary for AugustForwarded
MatchedReceipt from the card processorFiled
Armed before the first send · kill switch always one tap away
Rule runs
142+18
W1W2W3W4W5W6W7
What the rules do
- Forward61
- File and tag44
- Draft a reply25
- Ping you12
Memory · what Spotter knowsExport · Delete
Memory written, by week
1,842+11%
JanMarMayJulSepNov
PeopleSarah runs ops. Marcus is the lead investor.
HabitsYou never take calls before 9 AM.
VoiceShort replies. No exclamation marks.
What it remembers
- People312
- Projects48
- Preferences96
- Commitments74
- Places21
Export or delete all of it, any time.
Connections · 1,591 available7 connected
GmailReading and draftingConnected
CalendarWatching the next 14 daysConnected
Slack3 channels you choseConnected
NotionDocs and meeting notesConnected
GitHubIssues assigned to youConnected
LinearYour issues and cyclesConnected
StripeRevenue signalsConnect
ZoomNotes from your callsConnect
TelegramWhere Spotter livesConnected
One tap each · nothing is read until you allow it
Signals picked up today
486+9%
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Busiest sources
- Gmail212
- Slack134
- Calendar78
- Linear62
Your time back · August+9h 40m this week
Hours back38h+9%
Emails handled1,412
Meetings prepped46
Rules run142+18
Hours you did not spend
38h 10m+9.4%
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Where the hours went
- Inbox triage14h
- Meeting prep9h
- Follow-ups7h
- Call notes5h
- Scheduling3h
Best day
Tuesday
MTWTFSS
Connects to 1,591 tools you already work in via Composio. Setup varies by service.
What it handles
The work that lands on you, handled before it does
Nine jobs a chief of staff would do, running quietly in the background. You see the result, not the process.
Morning brief
What matters today — pulled from your calendar, inbox and projects before you are awake.
Inbox triage
Sorts what arrived, labels it, and drafts the replies in your own voice — and asks before it sends, unless a rule you armed says otherwise.
Action plan
Finds the asks buried in mail and chats, and proposes them as tasks you accept or drop.
Meeting prep
Before each call: who is in the room, what you last agreed, what is still open.
Call notes
Joins the call, takes the notes, marks the decisions and files the follow-ups after.
Catch up
Back after a day away? One message covers what happened and what still needs you.
Automations
Rules written the way you would say them, applied to every message that arrives.
Memory that lasts
Tell it once. Six months on it still knows the people, the projects and how you work.
Evening reflection
A short check-in that turns the day into memory, so tomorrow starts warmer than cold.
Meet Spotter
A proactive agent, not another chat window
Spotter does not wait to be asked. It watches the day coming toward you, does the small work first, and reaches out only when something genuinely needs a human. The time it gives back is real time — evenings, weekends, attention.
It remembers you
Tell it once. Six months on it still knows the people, the projects, and the way you like things done — so you never re-explain yourself.
Lives in Telegram
The messenger already on your phone. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.
Joins your calls
Takes the notes, marks the decisions, files the follow-ups afterwards.
Shows its work
A new rule shows what it would send. It sends on its own only once you arm it, and logs every action.
Running while you sleep
Rules in plain words, working through the night
Mail that handles itself
Write the rule the way you would say it out loud — "anything from the accountant, forward to Sarah" — and Spotter applies it to every message that arrives. Until you arm it, the rule only shows what it would have sent. Then there is a kill switch and a structural stop on reply loops.
The day, laid out before it starts
Your brief arrives at the hour you chose, in your timezone: what is on the calendar, what came in overnight, and the few things that will actually move. On a quiet day it says so and stays short, instead of padding to look busy.
Plugins
1,591 connectors. Your tools, together.
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Gmail
Gmail is Google’s email service, featuring spam protection, search functions, and seamless integration with other G Suite apps for productivity
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Google Calendar
Google Calendar is a time management tool providing scheduling features, event reminders, and integration with email and other apps for streamlined organization
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GitHub
GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration, offering Git-based repository management, issue tracking, and continuous integration features
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Slack
Slack is a channel-based messaging platform. With Slack, people can work together more effectively, connect all their software tools and services, and find the information they need to do their best work - all within a secure, enterprise-grade environment.
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Notion
Notion centralizes notes, docs, wikis, and tasks in a unified workspace, letting teams build custom workflows for collaboration and knowledge management
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Google Drive
Google Drive is a cloud storage solution for uploading, sharing, and collaborating on files across devices, with robust search and offline access
Getting started
Running by the end of the day
No prompts to engineer, nothing to configure. You talk to it like a person; it works out the rest.
Connect your tools
Choose mail, calendar, chat and docs from the Composio catalog. Review access before connecting.
Tell it how you work
Your hours, your voice, what you want raised, and what you never want to see.
It runs your day
Briefs you in the morning, drafts through the day, reflects with you at night.
How we build
The promises we can actually keep
Spotter is pre-launch, so there are no customer quotes here yet. These are commitments we keep today, with their limits spelled out on the Security page.
Your own container
One agent per person
Every user gets a separate agent in its own container, with its own memory. What is shared — the app that sorts mail, the database, our key to your connected accounts — is listed on the Security page.
Metadata-only app logs
App logs keep metadata, not your words
Your messages are not written to our app logs. We do not train models on you, we do not sell you, and nothing about you goes to ad or analytics networks.
Armed before it sends
Watch first, then your call
A rule that sends mail first shows what it would have sent. Once you arm it, it sends on its own and logs each send. There is a kill switch and a structural stop on loops.
Honest limits
We publish what it cannot do
Every feature page carries a line about what that feature does not do. A product page for something that does not ship is the most expensive kind of lie.
Yours to take
Export or delete, anytime
Export your data anytime, or delete your account and Spotter erases your archive, memory, connected accounts and your agent’s container from our live systems. No contract, no lock-in.
Your own container
One agent per person
Every user gets a separate agent in its own container, with its own memory. What is shared — the app that sorts mail, the database, our key to your connected accounts — is listed on the Security page.
Metadata-only app logs
App logs keep metadata, not your words
Your messages are not written to our app logs. We do not train models on you, we do not sell you, and nothing about you goes to ad or analytics networks.
Armed before it sends
Watch first, then your call
A rule that sends mail first shows what it would have sent. Once you arm it, it sends on its own and logs each send. There is a kill switch and a structural stop on loops.
Honest limits
We publish what it cannot do
Every feature page carries a line about what that feature does not do. A product page for something that does not ship is the most expensive kind of lie.
Yours to take
Export or delete, anytime
Export your data anytime, or delete your account and Spotter erases your archive, memory, connected accounts and your agent’s container from our live systems. No contract, no lock-in.
Pricing
One price, everything included
No seats, no per-message billing, no contract. Yearly billing saves two months.
Cruise
$30/ month
Your day on cruise control. ≈ $1 a day.
Choose CruiseWhat you get
- Telegram + web
- Connects to 1,591 tools
- Full memory
- Generous monthly usage
Autopilot
Most popular$90/ month
Put your life on autopilot. ≈ $3 a day.
Choose AutopilotWhat you get
- Everything in Cruise
- A stronger model for the hard thinking
- Higher limits · priority speed
- Deeper, faster memory
First Class
$270/ month
Dedicated. Concierge. First class.
Choose First ClassWhat you get
- Everything in Autopilot
- Your own dedicated server
- All models · highest limits
- Concierge onboarding + priority support
- Your requests jump the roadmap
14-day money-back guarantee · cancel anytime · export your memory, no lock-in
Help & support
Frequently asked questions
The things people actually ask before they trust something with their inbox.
ChatGPT starts cold every time. Spotter knows you — your calendar, your inbox, the people and projects in your life — and it remembers across months. It also moves first: a morning brief, a heads-up before a meeting. ChatGPT waits for you to type; Spotter works in the background.
Let Spotter take the busywork off your plate
The brief, the triage, the prep and the follow-ups — handled before you get to them. 14-day money-back guarantee.