Your AI personal assistant.
Cedric plans your day, preps your meetings and drafts your replies. Message him in Telegram, Slack or the browser.
- Ask in one line, in a direct message.
- Your chats with him stay between you two.
- Nothing sends without your yes.
What do I need to do today?
Three things. One is time-sensitive.
Today
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What do you ask an AI personal assistant?
What should I do today?
The order, and the reason for it.
Plan my day →Catch me up, I was out all week.
What waits on you comes first.
Catch me up →Prep me for my 2pm.
Who, what changed, what to ask.
Meeting prep →Draft a reply to Keller Bau.
Drafted in the thread. Sent on your yes.
Gmail →Remind me Friday at 10 to chase the quote.
One reminder, in this chat.
Reminders →Every weekday at 8:30, send me my day.
Asked once, there every weekday.
Routines →Your day, with an assistant in it.
Your Thursday. 3 meetings, 2 hours held.
08:30Your day, in your DMs.
Steiner AG at 10:00.
09:40The brief for your 10:00.
Notes from Steiner AG.
Decided: renew, 25 seats.
You: quote by Friday.
Recap for Reto drafted. Send it?
10:45Notes and a recap.
Move my 4pm to Friday.
Move the review with Lena to Friday, 16:00?
16:10A change, said out loud.
Private to you,
even in a team workspace.
Your DMs.
Your tools.
Your memory.
Swiss based.
Connect Google Calendar
Talk to him where you already are.
TelegramOn your phone, just you and him.
SlackA DM in the Slack you already use.
The chat on your dashboard.
Talk to him when typing is slow.
An AI virtual assistant that works in your tools.
He reads only the tools you connect.
Work mail and personal mail? Connect both and give each a name.
He drafts. You decide.
Every email waits for your yes. So does an invite to someone else.
CedricOnlineReply to Hartmann, we accept the quote.
Drafted. Send it?
To office@hartmann-supplies.ch
Re Quote 4418
Thank you for the revised quote. We are happy to accept. Delivery on the 14th works.
Personal, executive, or a person?
Your own inbox and calendar.
The morning brief and the inbox of someone senior.
Your own assistant
Automations: follow-ups and reports, sent on a schedule
Scheduling: finds the slot and books the call for you
Meetings: he joins the call, then posts the action items
Deliverables: reports and decks, drafted into the chat
The team's employee
Company Brain: teach him once, he 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
Free to start, then $19 a month.
Free
For you, today
$0 to start
- Up to 100,000 credits ($50)
- No credit card required
- The full Cedric, nothing locked
Starter and up
When you use him every day
$19 a month
- One price for the whole workspace
- Unused credits roll over a month
- Cancel from the dashboard
Your AI personal assistant, answered
It handles the small jobs around your day. Cedric reads the calendar and the mail you connect. In a direct message he tells you what to do first, briefs you before a call and writes the replies you owe. Nothing leaves your outbox until you say yes.
Yes. He works in your inbox, your calendar and your tools, and he answers at any hour.
Yes. Sign up with Google, just for yourself, or message him one to one in Telegram. Either way you get a workspace of your own.
Not your direct messages. The conversation stays between you two, and facts about you are saved as Only me. A fact about the company, like a price or a rule, goes to the shared memory, and he tells you when that happens. More in the company brain.
Only what you connect. Connect Gmail and Google Calendar as Private, only me, and set them to Read-only if you want him to look without changing anything. See connecting your tools.
No. He shows you the draft and waits for your yes. Invites to other people wait too, and a connection set to Read-only cannot send at all. See how approvals work.
Yes. Open the dashboard in your browser and press Talk to Cedric. Anything he would change comes back as a card you confirm. Voice minutes are paid in credits.
Cedric is free to start, with no card. You get up to 100,000 credits ($50), depending on how you sign up. After that, plans start at $19 a month for the whole workspace. See pricing.