Answers as you.
It reads each new message and writes the reply the way you would. Send it, change a word, or skip it.
Reply to Dana Reyes
Hi Dana, happy to walk you through pricing. Does Thursday at 10 work for a quick call?
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It reads each new message and writes the reply the way you would. Send it, change a word, or skip it.
Reply to Dana Reyes
Hi Dana, happy to walk you through pricing. Does Thursday at 10 work for a quick call?
SendEditSkip
Tell it how many qualified meetings you want a week. That is what it is scored on, and only your own yes counts as booked.
3 of 4 meetings booked this week
It knows who went quiet and who you never answered, and has the follow-up ready.
It looks for the people worth your time and drafts a first note to each. Five new people a day at most. This is not a blast tool.
A short brief each morning, and a nudge on your phone or in Slack when something needs you.
It learns from every edit you make. Everything it knows about you is one page, in plain words, that you can open and rewrite whenever you like.
Memory
How you write messagesShort. First names. No exclamation marks.
RulesNever pitch in the first message.
Learned from your editsYou cut my openers down to one line.
When you connect LinkedIn it reads the messages you sent and the posts you wrote, once, to learn how you write. After that it learns from every edit you make to a draft. What it has learned is one page you can open and rewrite.
No. It is one conversation. It writes to you when something needs you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Slack. There is no dashboard to keep an eye on.
They are used to do your work and to make your own agent better at it. We do not train models on your content, and the text of your messages is never shared across customers. You can read, change and delete what the agent remembers about you. Read the privacy page.