Personal AI Assistant
Built for Founder / Operator
Your personal AI,
connected to
everything
A fully-managed AI that reads your emails, checks your calendar, searches the web, drafts your messages, and remembers your context — all from a single chat you already use.
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Before ClawFast
After ClawFast
"Running your own admin. Every. Single. Day."
- ✕45 minutes processing emails
- ✕Calendar juggling across apps
- ✕Research = opening 12 tabs
- ✕Everything written from scratch
- ✕Context re-explained every time (cost time & tokens)
- ✕Miss the follow-ups
- ✕Too much admin time
- ✕Felt like a PA role you never sign up for
"One message. Everything handled."
- ✓Morning brief in under 30 seconds
- ✓Focus time blocked -> more free time
- ✓Live web research summarised before work
- ✓Drafts written in your tone, fast
- ✓Context efficiency (less tokens used)
- ✓Follow-ups never missed
- ✓Admin done in the gaps, not in your hours
- ✓Feels like having a chief of staff
One fast deployment -> huge shift
How it worksWhat a day with your
What a day with your
assistant looks like
Five things it does for you, every single day. All from one chat window you already have open.
1
📧 Reads your emails
Your inbox, without opening your inbox
Instead of scrolling through 40 emails in the morning, you ask one question. Your assistant scans Gmail, surfaces what actually matters, ignores the noise, and waits for your instruction. Then acts the moment you say go.
@MyAssistantGmail connected
What emails do I actually need to read this morning?
You have 23 unread. 3 are worth your time:
• Marcus (investor) — "Can we extend our runway conversation? Free Thursday?"
• James — "Need you to review the deck before tomorrow's pitch"
• Stripe — Payment failed on your Pro plan (needs action)
The other 20 are newsletters, notifications, and a LinkedIn digest. Want me to archive those?
✓ Gmail scanned · 23 emails read• Marcus (investor) — "Can we extend our runway conversation? Free Thursday?"
• James — "Need you to review the deck before tomorrow's pitch"
• Stripe — Payment failed on your Pro plan (needs action)
The other 20 are newsletters, notifications, and a LinkedIn digest. Want me to archive those?
Yes archive them. And tell Marcus Thursday 3pm works.
Done — 20 emails archived.
Replied to Marcus: "Thursday at 3pm works great for me — looking forward to it."
✓ 20 archived · reply sentReplied to Marcus: "Thursday at 3pm works great for me — looking forward to it."
2
🗓 Checks your calendar
Your schedule, moved and protected by chat
Reschedule a meeting, block focus time, find a free slot for a call — all without opening Google Calendar. Your assistant reads your schedule and makes changes the moment you ask.
@MyAssistantGoogle Calendar connected
Move tomorrow's 2pm standup to Thursday and block 2 hours of deep work in the morning slot that opens up
Done. Two changes made:
• Standup moved to Thursday 2pm — calendar invite updated, attendees notified
• "Deep work — no interruptions" blocked Tuesday 10am–12pm in the freed slot
Your Tuesday morning is now clean until noon.
✓ 2 calendar events updated• Standup moved to Thursday 2pm — calendar invite updated, attendees notified
• "Deep work — no interruptions" blocked Tuesday 10am–12pm in the freed slot
Your Tuesday morning is now clean until noon.
i
It notifies you before you forget. Your assistant can send you a message 30 minutes before any event — or a morning summary of the day ahead, automatically.
3
🌐 Searches the web
Real answers, from right now — not a year ago
Your assistant searches the live web when you ask a question that needs a current answer. Prices, news, competitor moves, product launches — it finds it, reads it, and gives you the summary.
@MyAssistantWeb search on
What are our main competitors doing with AI features this month? Keep it short.
Searched just now — here's what's moving:
• Notion — launched AI database summaries last week
• Linear — announced AI triage for issues in beta, shipping Q3
• Coda — AI "Packs" update dropped Monday, now supports custom model endpoints
None of them have a messenger-native assistant yet. That's your gap.
✓ Live web search · 4 sources read• Notion — launched AI database summaries last week
• Linear — announced AI triage for issues in beta, shipping Q3
• Coda — AI "Packs" update dropped Monday, now supports custom model endpoints
None of them have a messenger-native assistant yet. That's your gap.
4
✍️ Drafts your messages
You think it. It writes it. You send it.
Give your assistant the intent — who it's for, what you need to say, the tone you want. It writes the message. You read it, say send, and it's gone. Works for emails, follow-ups, proposals, Slack messages.
@MyAssistantGmail connected
Write a follow-up to the investor I met at the conference Tuesday. We talked about our Series A. Keep it warm but short — I want a next call.
Here's a draft:
Subject: Great to connect Tuesday — let's keep the conversation going
"Hi [Name], really enjoyed our chat at the conference. Would love to find 30 minutes to go deeper on the Series A timeline. What does your calendar look like next week?"
Want me to adjust the tone or send it as-is?
⏳ Waiting — send or edit?Subject: Great to connect Tuesday — let's keep the conversation going
"Hi [Name], really enjoyed our chat at the conference. Would love to find 30 minutes to go deeper on the Series A timeline. What does your calendar look like next week?"
Want me to adjust the tone or send it as-is?
Send it
Sent.
✓ Email sent via Gmail🧠 Remembers your context
The more you use it, the less you have to explain
Tell your assistant once who Marcus is, what your current priorities are, how you like your emails written. It carries that context into every conversation going forward. You stop re-explaining yourself.
@MyAssistantContext memory on
Draft a reply to Sarah about the budget question
On it. A few things I already know:
Sarah is your Head of Finance. You approved the Q3 budget last Tuesday. Your usual tone with her is direct and brief.
Draft:
"Hi Sarah — yes, approved as of last Tuesday. Q3 is confirmed. Let me know if you need the breakdown in writing."
✓ Context used — no re-explaining neededSarah is your Head of Finance. You approved the Q3 budget last Tuesday. Your usual tone with her is direct and brief.
Draft:
"Hi Sarah — yes, approved as of last Tuesday. Q3 is confirmed. Let me know if you need the breakdown in writing."
i
You build the context once. Add your team names, ongoing projects, communication preferences, and recurring tasks in your assistant settings. It references this on every message, forever.
CapabilitiesWhat it can
What it can
do for you
Every one of these is a real message you can send. Your assistant handles the rest.
📧Clear your inbox
You say
"Summarise my unread emails and flag anything urgent."
Your assistant scans Gmail, ranks by urgency, and gives you a 5-line brief — not 47 unread notifications.
🗓Own your schedule
You say
"Block 2 hours for deep work tomorrow morning."
Finds a clean slot on your Google Calendar and creates the event. No app-switching required.
🌐Research anything, live
You say
"What's the current best LLM for coding tasks?"
Searches the web in real time. No stale training data — actual current results, summarised for you.
✍️Draft your messages
You say
"Write a follow-up to the investor I met on Tuesday."
Pulls context from your previous conversation history and drafts a message in your tone. You approve, it sends.
📊Log and track work
You say
"Log this week's client calls into the tracker."
Appends a structured row to your Google Sheet. Date, client, status, next step — all from one message.
🔁Trigger your automations
You say
"Run my end-of-day report."
Fires your n8n workflow — collects data, formats it, sends the summary to your Slack or email.
Real usersHow it changed
How it changed
their day
From people who now have a personal AI assistant running in their pocket.
★★★★★
"I used to spend the first 45 minutes of every morning just processing — emails, calendar, Slack messages. Now I send one message to my assistant and get a full morning brief in under 30 seconds. I genuinely feel like I have a chief of staff."
RK
Rafael K.
Founder, Solo SaaS · Telegram user
Rafael's numbers
45min
saved every morning
~0
missed follow-ups
1 msg
to start the whole day
<$20
per month, total cost
★★★★★
"The fact that it lives in Telegram is everything. I don't have to open another app. I just message it like a person and it handles it. My wife thinks I have a real assistant."
JM
Jake M.
Freelance Consultant
★★★★★
"I set it up for my co-founder too. We both have the same assistant with different permissions. It's like having a shared operating system for our startup, for less than $20 a month."
AN
Anika N.
Co-founder, DevDuo
★★★★★
"I was skeptical it would actually connect to Gmail and Calendar. It just worked. Setup was 4 clicks. I was expecting to spend a weekend on this — took 25 seconds."
ST
Sam T.
Product Manager
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