Describe it, don’t configure it
Write a sentence or two about what you want it to do and how it should sound. That is the whole setup. You can change your mind later without starting over.
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An assistant that knows how you work
Tell it what you need in plain words. Add ready-made skills from people who already solved the same problem. It gets on with the job — and you can see what every reply costs before you send it.
Free to start. No card, no trial countdown.
Night Deskdraft
What it should do
You are Night Desk, a calm late-hours assistant. Answer briefly, and say which part you’re unsure about rather than hedging the whole answer.
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What you get
Set it up once, in about ten minutes
No code, no integrations to configure, nothing to install. If you can write an email, you can set this up.
Borrow someone else’s homework
Skills are ready-made instructions for one job — triaging a busy inbox, keeping books straight, saying no politely. Add one and your assistant knows how to do it. You can read every word before you add it.
You always know what it costs
A running figure shows what each reply costs as you set things up, and your balance updates the moment a message is answered. Nothing renews behind your back and nothing tops itself up.
Ready to use
Things it already knows how to do
Each of these was written by someone who got tired of explaining the same thing twice. Add one in a click.
DeadpanVERIFIED
fun
Dry, understated humour with a strict no-pun clause. Knows when a joke would land badly and simply does not make it.
Inbox TriageVERIFIED
work
Sorts a morning's mail into reply-now, reply-later and archive, and drafts the urgent ones in your register.
Emotional
fun
Adds emojis everywhere
Pay for what you use
Every plan comes with a monthly allowance. A short exchange costs a fraction of it. Ask for something long and involved and it costs a bit more — and you can see which is which.
Run out and nothing breaks
It tells you plainly and stops. Move up a plan and you can carry on the same second. There is nothing to buy à la carte and no overage bill at the end of the month.
Your assistant stays yours
When someone updates a skill you added, yours keeps working the way it did yesterday until you decide to take the update.
Questions
The things people ask first
Do I need to be technical?
No. You write what you want in normal language and pick from a list. There is nothing to install and no code anywhere.
What would I actually use it for?
The usual answers are a busy inbox, first drafts you keep rewriting, and the same question you answer for people forty times a week. It works best on the jobs you already know how to do but would rather not keep doing.
What is a credit?
It is how we measure use. A short back-and-forth costs a small fraction of one; a long, careful answer costs more. Your plan includes a monthly allowance and the app always shows what is left.
What happens if I run out?
It stops and says so. Moving to a bigger plan takes effect immediately. Nothing is ever charged automatically to keep you going.
Can someone change my assistant without telling me?
No. If you add a skill and its author later changes it, yours carries on exactly as before until you choose to update.
Is what I write private?
Yes. Your conversations are kept so you can look back at them and check what you were charged for. They are not used to train anything.
Try it on something real
The free plan is enough to set an assistant up properly and see whether it saves you an hour. No card needed.