Installed in seconds
Add it to your Slack and it is at work. No servers, no setup project, nothing for IT to maintain.
Drop the launch summary in the channel. Back comes the email, the posts, and the schedule, ready for your edit, and on Friday a recap in plain words. Nothing posts until you say yes.
@Cedric draft a LinkedIn ad for the summer sale.
Drafted, visual included. Aimed at past visitors first.
Summer sale: up to 30% off bestsellers, free shipping over CHF 80.
Cedric turns one launch note into the campaign and keeps the content calendar honest. Posts and emails wait for your yes, and the recap comes from the real numbers, not a dashboard.
The email, the posts, and the schedule, drafted for your edit.
Monday's check names what is due, what slipped, and what has no owner.
What ran, what it did, and what to try next week, from the real numbers.
From one ask to the post
Sam Okonkwo11:02 AM
@Cedric make a short video on click and collect for LinkedIn.
CedricAPP11:02 AM
On it. Reading the release, the thread, and the site first.
CedricAPP11:03 AM
Drafted: 32 seconds, captions on, in the site's colors. The post is in the thread, held for your yes.
Read in under a minute
Click and collect is live. Order by noon, pick up after four, no queue. Thirty seconds on how it works.
What the seat delivers
One launch note becomes the email draft, the post drafts, and a schedule, ready for your edits.
What is due this week, what slipped, and what has no owner yet, posted where the team plans.
Opens, clicks, spend, and traffic read from the tools and summarized weekly, with the one change worth making next.
A post, an email, a campaign: each waits as a preview for your yes. Then it runs on the schedule you set in words.
Created and used by people from
Automations: follow-ups and reports, sent on a schedule
Scheduling: finds the slot and books the call for you
Meetings: it joins the call, then posts the action items
Deliverables: reports and decks, drafted into the chat
Company Brain: teach it once, it knows for everyone
Team sync: updates land where everyone already reads
Shared tools: connected once, used by the whole team
Skills: your way of working, saved and reused by all
Fabienne: Cedric, run the meeting.
Four quick steps, anyone can do it.
Cedric is ready
Welcome. Link a tool or two, add me where your team talks, and ask away.
Connections
Cedric joined the call
Invite me like any teammate. I keep time, take the notes, and chase every action item after.
Weekly standupThu 10:00
@Cedric book calls with the new leads
Booked. All three on Thursday.
Thursday3 calls
Ask in plain words, and Cedric works the tools behind the ask: it drafts the email, books the meeting, updates the CRM, and pulls the report. Connected once, from the chat.
Cedric holds the context of everything your team does: the meetings, the threads, the decisions, the tools. It tracks and coordinates all of it better than a human can, at 3am as readily as 3pm. The week it saves you from is well documented:
Atlassian, McKinsey, and UNC Charlotte research.
You connect only the tools you choose, with scoped permissions you can revoke at any time. Cedric reads what a task needs and nothing more.
Yes. Drop the call link in the thread, or put Cedric on the calendar invite like any coworker. It joins, runs the agenda if you hand it the chair, and answers when someone addresses it by name. The minutes land in the channel when the call ends, and anything it picks up to do waits for your approval. You can also just chat with it, in the call or afterwards.
Yes. Add it to your workspace and hand it your own to-dos; nothing changes for anyone else. The moment a teammate mentions it, it is theirs too, with the same shared memory, so nobody has to explain the company twice.
Right now. Get started for free, pick where your team talks, and your workspace opens with 100,000 credits ($50 of work), no card. About 30 seconds; connect the first tool whenever a task needs one.
100K credits ($50) on sign up. No card needed.