01Calendar + Gmail0:23
Find a time near another meeting. Jo checks the calendar and accounts for both time zones.
Getting things doneFull exchange · 0:36
Demos · Private beta recordings
This is what Jo sounds like.
Ten real exchanges from the founder’s private beta, September to October 2026, heard at their original pace. Nothing staged, nothing re-recorded.
Calendar + GmailOct 2, 2026
A time that fits your day.
Find a time near another meeting. Jo checks the calendar and accounts for both time zones.
Getting things done
0:000:23
“Find a time that works for both of us… near one of my other meetings.”
“Monday at 11:30 AM Pacific is free for you and sits right before one of your meetings.”
Full transcript lightly cleaned for reading
- NateYeah. Find a time that works for the both of us and try to put it somewhere near one of my other meetings.
- JoOkay, I’ll look for a good spot. Monday at 11:30 a.m. Pacific is free for you and sits right before one of your meetings. That’s 1:30 p.m. Central for him. Does that work?
Note Calendar lookup and a proposed time. In the extended recording, Jo reports emailing the proposal; delivery was not independently confirmed.
The library
A few words. A lot off your plate.
Quick exchanges are about the rhythm of an answer. Getting things done is Jo acting across Calendar, Gmail and Slack, with Nate deciding.
- 02Gmail0:13
A quick question becomes a useful summary of the person and the email.
Quick exchange≈1.3s to the answer - 03Conversation0:09
Jo keeps track of the task: work through the questions, capture the answers, then reply.
Quick exchange≈1.5s to the plan - 04Slack + Drive0:11
Ask where a document was shared. Jo answers from the conversation’s context.
Quick exchangeA complete exchange in 12s - 05Gmail0:25
Move through two items and hear what’s next, in one continuous exchange.
Quick exchangeTwo decisions in 25s - 06Calendar + Gmail0:11
Move a meeting, convert the time zone, and take care of the reply.
Getting things doneJo’s confirmation onlyFull exchange · 0:33 - 07Gmail0:06
A spoken instruction becomes a standing rule for mail from one sender.
Getting things doneJo’s confirmation onlyFull exchange · 0:33 - 08Gmail0:18
Put an email aside until next week, without reaching for your phone.
Getting things done - 09Slack0:39
Nate has to catch an Uber. Jo wraps up the four answers they have already worked through.
Getting things done - 10Calendar + Gmail0:37
Jo spots an overlap. Nate explains the exception, then Jo makes the invite.
Getting things done
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Selected examples from one person’s private beta. Transcripts are lightly cleaned for reading, and the quotes in the player are excerpts. Where a clip carries a timing label, it describes that recording only. None of this is a latency or performance benchmark.
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