Jarvis
AI on top of everything you already use.
Jarvis connects to your email, chat, calendars, bank and every tool your business runs on. It reads all of it, tells you what actually needs you, and then does the work. Every action waits for your approval.
Jarvis
reading 6 sources
Good morning, Maya. Tuesday, 4 September.
Today. 3 meetings. First at 9:30 with Northwind, it is a renewal.
Do first. Send the revised proposal to Atlas. Approve payroll, $42,300, runs Thursday. Reply to Sarah about pricing.
Waiting on you. Daniel, 4 days. Priya, 2 days.
Money. $184,200 across accounts. Invoice 118, $12,000, is 12 days overdue. Stripe payout of $28,400 lands today.
Heads up. Your Zoom with the Berlin team overlaps school pickup. Move it?
Chase 118, prep me for 9:30, move Berlin to 3.
Done. Reminder for invoice 118 is in your approval queue. Prep note ready at 9:20. Berlin moved to 3:00, both sides accepted.
The 6:00 briefing. One message instead of seven apps. Every number in it came from your real accounts.
Everything, connected
Two hundred tools. One brain.
Keep every app your team already pays for. Jarvis sits on top, reads from all of them, and writes back only when you say so.
Act one
It reads everything.
Every email, message, invoice, transcript and document. Sorted into what needs money, what needs action, what is a proposal, what is worth remembering, and what is noise. Before you wake up.
Inbox
Tuesday 06:00 · 47 new
- Money
Amazon Web Services
Invoice #4471 for August, $3,812.40
- Proposal
Sarah Chen, Atlas
Re: pricing for the Q4 rollout
- Task
Daniel Okafor
Board deck v3, comments inside
- Money
Stripe
Payout of $28,400.00 is on the way
- Knowledge
First Round Review
This week: pricing pages that convert
- Noise
Product Hunt Daily
Top 10 launches today
- Task
Gusto
Payroll for 14 people runs Thursday
- Noise
Notion Team
What is new in Notion this month
Act two
It tells you what matters.
Who has been waiting on you. Which deal has gone quiet. Which invoice is late. Which meeting you are not ready for. One list, ranked, every morning, with the reply already drafted.
Waiting on you
5 people · sorted by wait
- DO
Daniel Okafor
Board deck comments, wants a call · Email
4 days
- PN
Priya Nair
Asked for the SOC 2 letter · Slack
2 days
- NT
Northwind, Tom
Renewal quote for 50 seats · WhatsApp
2 days
- SC
Sarah Chen, Atlas
Pricing for the Q4 rollout · Email
1 day
- LF
Lena Fischer
Intro to a Berlin design partner · LinkedIn
1 day
Act three
Then it does the work.
Drafts the reply in your voice. Chases the invoice. Books the car. Files the expense. Updates the CRM. Each one sits in your approval queue until you tap. Over time it learns what you approve and asks less.
Approval queue
4 waiting
- Sent
Send second reminder for invoice 118 ($12,000) to Northwind, in your tone
Email · draft ready
Reply to Sarah at Atlas: $18,000 a year, 50 seats, call Thursday at 3
Email · draft ready
ApproveSkipMove Berlin sync to 3:00 pm and notify both sides
Calendar · 4 people
ApproveSkipBook a car to SFO, Friday 7:10 am, charge the company card
Uber · $64 estimate
ApproveSkipArchive 25 newsletters and unsubscribe from 6
Gmail · reversible
ApproveSkip
A Tuesday with Jarvis
You read one message. Jarvis did the rest.
A real day, hour by hour. Nothing here needed a new app, a new habit, or a new hire.
One briefing, in Slack or WhatsApp.
Today's meetings, the top three tasks, two emails that need a reply, one client who has waited four days, and a note that payroll leaves the account on Thursday.
Meeting prep, ten minutes before the call.
Who you are meeting, what you discussed last time, what you promised, and what is still open. Pulled from email, notes and the last transcript.
A lead surfaces from a muted group.
"Can you send a quote for 50 seats" is now a lead in your queue with the sender's details and a drafted reply. You tap approve.
The call is over. The notes are already sent.
Summary and action items go to everyone on the call. Your items become tasks. The CRM is updated. You did nothing.
An unpaid invoice gets a polite nudge.
Invoice 118 for $12,000 is 12 days overdue. Jarvis sends the second reminder in your tone and tells you if it is still unpaid on Friday.
Evening wrap-up.
What got done, what slipped, and tomorrow's first task. Unfinished work rolls forward on its own.
Weekly review.
Money in and out, deals moved, people you went quiet on, and a plan for next week. Ten minutes to read, nothing to prepare.
What it does with all of that
A chief of staff that never sleeps, never forgets, and never acts without asking.
Every day
- Morning briefing at 6. Meetings, top tasks, urgent messages, money flags. One message.
- Meeting prep ten minutes before every call, with history and open items.
- New meeting alerts through the day. Never surprised by a 4 pm call.
- Evening wrap-up and automatic carry forward of unfinished work.
- Weekly review every Sunday with next week's plan.
Your inbox
- Every email sorted into Money, Tasks, Proposals, Knowledge or Noise.
- Bills and invoices become tasks with the right due date.
- Replies drafted in your own writing style. You read, you tap send.
- Noise cleared. Newsletters and promotions archived or unsubscribed on approval.
- Follow-up radar. Who is waiting on you, across email, chat and tasks, and for how long.
Leads and sales
- Leads pulled out of group chats, DMs, forms and ad campaigns into one queue.
- A page for every contact. Last conversation, what was promised, what is pending.
- Quiet relationship alerts. "You have not spoken to your lead investor in 45 days."
- Proposals drafted from your templates with the client's details filled in.
- Invoice chasing. Polite reminders that escalate until the money arrives.
- Stuck deal flags. Nothing moved in 7 days gets surfaced.
Meetings
- Joins your calls, writes the notes, sends the summary and action items to everyone.
- Action items become tasks and update the customer's record on their own.
- Scheduling by conversation. "Find 30 minutes with Sarah next week" handled over email.
- One booking link that checks every calendar you own, so no double bookings.
- Transcripts searchable forever. "What did she say about pricing?"
Money
- Every dollar in and out matched and categorised, to the cent, from any bank.
- Live cash position across every bank account and payment processor.
- 90 day cash flow forecast from invoices due, payroll, rent and subscriptions.
- Subscription audit. Finds tools you pay for and do not use.
- Net worth across bank, brokerage, equity, property and crypto, updated by itself.
- Tax-ready pack every quarter for your accountant. Sales tax, VAT, estimated payments, all in one folder.
- Who owes you, who you owe, with reminders on both sides.
Your team
- Delegate by forwarding. "Give this to Dan." Jarvis tracks it until it is done.
- Daily standup collected on Slack or Teams and compiled into one message.
- Leave, birthdays and anniversaries surfaced before they matter.
- Team memory. Decisions, documents and chats searchable by everyone, with permissions.
- Hiring pipeline. Candidates summarised, interviews scheduled, feedback collected.
Memory and answers
- Ask anything in plain words. "What did we agree with Northwind in June?" "Who has not paid in 60 days?"
- Every answer shows its source. The email, the transcript, the bank line.
- Forgets nothing. Notes, chats, calls, documents, decisions, across years.
- Speaks your language. English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic and more.
It does things, not just tells
- Books flights and cars, pays bills, fills forms on the web, with your approval.
- Runs tech tasks for software founders: check server health, deploy, read error logs.
- Watchers. Server down, large payment received, competitor in the news, brand mentioned.
- Investor update and monthly report drafted from real numbers, not memory.
- Talks to you. Voice notes, a phone call for your briefing, Siri, Alexa, in the car.
Connections
It plugs into the tools you already pay for. You change nothing.
Connect an account once. Jarvis reads from it, writes to it when you approve, and keeps it in sync with everything else.
Email and calendar
Any mailbox and any calendar, merged into one view.
Chat and messaging
Work chats only. Personal and family chats sit on a block list and are never read.
Meetings and calls
Joins, listens, writes the notes, sends the follow-up.
Money and banking
Every dollar in and out matched to the cent. Live bank feeds where your bank allows it.
Sales and customers
Every lead from every source lands in one queue.
Support and reputation
Complaints, reviews and mentions, watched around the clock.
Tasks, documents and notes
Keep your tools. Jarvis reads them and writes back to them.
Marketing and social
What went out, what it did, and what people said back.
Engineering and product
For founders who ship software. Jarvis can also run things here.
People and hiring
Leave, payroll dates, birthdays and candidates, surfaced before they matter.
Legal and compliance
Nothing expires or falls due without a warning.
Travel, health and personal
Because a founder's day does not stop at work.
Your devices
Wherever you are, Jarvis is one tap or one word away.
Enterprise systems
Ask a plain question, get an answer from live company data.
Automation and AI
If a tool is not on this page, it can still be connected. Jarvis speaks every common connection standard.
Regional rails
Local banks, payment rails and tax portals for where you operate.
Not on the list? If it has an API, a webhook, a command line or an MCP server, we build the connector.
Who it is for
Built for a founder of five. Ready for a company of five thousand.
Founders and small teams
Your chief of staff, without the salary.
For founders, consultants, agency owners and teams of 2 to 25 people.
- Set up in one afternoon. Connect accounts, set your block list, done.
- Slack or WhatsApp is the interface. No new app to learn.
- Stripe, QuickBooks and your bank handled out of the box.
- Leads never die in a muted group. Invoices never go unchased.
- One shared memory for the team, one private one for you.
- Costs less than one hour of an assistant's time per day.
Large companies
Every leader gets a Jarvis. The company gets one brain.
For leadership teams, business heads and their executive assistants.
- Single sign-on with Okta, Microsoft or Google. People added and removed automatically.
- Hosted in your region, or inside your own cloud. Your data never leaves your control.
- Audit trail of every action. Role based access. Retention rules. SOC 2 and GDPR aligned.
- Connected to SAP, Salesforce, Workday, ServiceNow and Power BI, so "Q2 revenue by region" is answered from live data.
- Assistants act on behalf of their executives, with limits you set.
- Board packs and the leadership weekly digest built automatically.
How you talk to it
Wherever you already are.
Slack and Teams
The same assistant inside the tool your team already lives in.
WhatsApp and Telegram
Send a voice note or one line of text. Get your briefing, approve actions, ask questions.
Phone call
Jarvis calls you with the morning briefing. Talk back, it listens.
Siri, Alexa, car
"Hey Siri, ask Jarvis what is next." Works on the watch and in the car.
Forward anything
Forward an email with one line: "make this a task", "chase this", "remember this".
Chrome extension
Save any page, capture any form, ask about what is on screen.
Mac and Windows app
A command bar one keystroke away. Capture a thought, search memory, approve actions.
The jarvis command
For technical founders. Ask, approve, deploy and check logs from the command line.
Time and money
One working day back every week. Four subscriptions gone. No lead lost.
15 hrs
returned to the founder every week
$9,000
of founder time recovered every month
0
actions taken without your approval
| Every week | Before | With Jarvis | Saved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading and sorting email | 7 hrs | 2 hrs | 5 hrs |
| Scanning chat for work items | 5 hrs | 1 hr | 4 hrs |
| Remembering and chasing follow-ups | 2 hrs | 15 min | 1.75 hrs |
| Scheduling and rescheduling | 1.5 hrs | 15 min | 1.25 hrs |
| Expenses and "where did the money go" | 2 hrs | 15 min | 1.75 hrs |
| Digging for old notes and decisions | 1.5 hrs | 15 min | 1.25 hrs |
| Total | 19 hrs | 4 hrs | 15 hrs |
Working assumptions for a founder handling 30 to 50 emails and a few hundred chat messages a day. Your numbers will differ. We measure them with you in the first month.
| Where the money comes from | Every month |
|---|---|
| Founder's own time. 60 hours a month at a modest $150 an hour | $9,000 |
| Tools replaced: task app, notes, scheduling link, expense tracker, inbox cleaner | $200 to $600 |
| Assistant not hired. This is exactly the work an executive assistant does | $2,500 to $6,000 |
| Deals not lost. One follow-up sent on day 2 instead of day 12 | Pays for the year |
Your data
It sees a lot. So the rules are strict.
Block list first
Family, personal and any chat you name are never read. You set the list before Jarvis reads a single message.
Nothing without approval
Nothing is sent, paid, deleted or booked until you tap approve. The approval queue is the only way out.
Your data stays yours
Hosted in your region, or on your own servers. Export everything any time. Delete everything any time.
Private model option
For sensitive work, run the AI inside your own network so nothing leaves the building.
Built on request
There is no plan to pick. Every Jarvis is built for the person using it.
Tell us how you work, which tools you use, and what you want to stop doing. We connect them, tune the briefing to your day, and hand you a Jarvis that is yours. Pricing depends on the people and connections involved and is agreed on the call, in US dollars.
- 1
A 20 minute walkthrough.
Bring one week of your inbox and one group chat. We show you what Jarvis would have caught, and agree what it should read, flag and draft for you.
- 2
We connect your tools.
Accounts linked, block list set, and custom connectors built for anything not on the list. About a week for a founder, a little longer for a team.
- 3
Your Jarvis, tuned weekly.
The first briefing lands the next morning. We adjust what it reads, flags and drafts until it fits the way you work.
Questions
The things founders ask first.
What does Jarvis connect to?
Email, chat, calendars, banks and payment processors, CRM and sales tools, support desks, documents, engineering tools, HR, legal and the large enterprise systems. About 200 named tools, plus anything with an API, a webhook, a command line or an MCP server.
Does Jarvis send emails or move money on its own?
No. Every action sits in an approval queue until you tap approve. Once you trust a routine action, such as archiving newsletters, you can let it run without asking.
How long does setup take?
One afternoon for a founder. You connect accounts, set a block list for chats it must never read, and get your first briefing the next morning. Teams take about a week, because we also connect shared tools and set permissions.
Is my data safe?
Your data stays in your account, hosted in your region or on your own servers. Personal chats are blocked before anything is read. You can export or delete everything at any time. For sensitive work there is a private model option that keeps the AI inside your own network.
What does it cost?
Every Jarvis is built on request, so the price depends on the people and connections involved. It is agreed on the walkthrough call and billed monthly in US dollars, with no long contract.
Can it work with a tool that is not listed?
Yes. If the tool has an API, a webhook, a command line or an MCP server, we build the connector. Custom connectors are part of every engagement, not an add-on.
Which languages does it work in?
English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic and more. It reads in those languages and drafts replies in the language the other person used.
Next step
See your own Tuesday with Jarvis.
Bring one week of your inbox and one group chat. In twenty minutes we show you what Jarvis would have caught.