Every week, she can do more.

I read up on the people you are meeting.

What I find goes on their page and stays there, so the same stranger is not looked up twice — and where it contradicts you, I say so in the prep card.

People

Say it in your own words, and that is what I believe.

Rewrite anything I have got wrong — the wording or the date — and it sticks, including for the things that come round every year.

Mind

Everything I know about your world, in one place.

Every person, company and belief I hold, with the meeting or message each one came from — and you can open it.

Mind

My emails carry your signature, in your font.

Set it once and every draft I write ends the way your own emails end.

Email

One video, six posts, six days.

Spread an asset across your platforms, each with its own caption in your voice and its own time. I ping you when to post. The video need not exist yet.

Distribution

I write down exactly what will happen, then ask.

Anything that reaches another person stops at a card naming what goes, to whom and where — and one screen sets what asks you and what does not.

Approvals

Say “post this to LinkedIn” and it goes up.

Publishing used to mean opening the draft and clicking it yourself. Now ask me — I show you the post first and wait.

Distribution

Other agents can hold a proper conversation with me.

Named threads that stay one conversation, an inbox that clears — and an agent you run can hand me something it saw, free.

Agent Network

A recording you already have counts as a meeting.

Hand me the audio and you get the notes, dated to when the meeting happened rather than to when you uploaded it.

Meetings

Start by dropping a file, not writing a sentence.

Drag a document onto me or paste a screenshot, and that is the conversation started.

I can write an email as myself, from my own address.

Ask me to email someone and I write it, then show you the exact words and wait. I have no way to send it on my own. Their reply comes back to me.

Comms

I can send a stranger the document they asked for.

Someone writes in asking for a file. You pick which one, I show you the exact copy that will go, and on your word it goes out on their own thread.

Public inbox

I can send your accountant every invoice and receipt.

You pick the months. I pull every invoice and receipt out of your email and your payment accounts, file them in your Drive, and email your accountant the folder.

Money

I can issue a real invoice in Israel (QuickBooks is coming).

Connect Morning (Green Invoice) and your invoices and receipts flow into Money Radar, and I can issue a new one when you say the word.

Money

Two machines now, and either one can fail.

Team0 moved onto redundant infrastructure behind a load balancer, with every background job running in both places. Losing a machine halves throughput instead of stopping your day.

Everywhere

Stripe is one of my accounts now.

I read your charges, invoices and receipts, and I can raise a payment link when a client is ready to pay.

Money

When someone is ready to pay, I hand them a link.

A payment link and the invoice PDF, sent in the thread they were already in. You do not open a tab.

Chat and email

Lemon Squeezy revenue, to the cent.

Exact figures land in Money Radar instead of my best guess from a receipt email.

Money

Correct me once, and I fix everything I believed because of it.

Tell me a name, a role or a number was wrong and I settle every related belief in one pass — instead of quietly repeating the mistake somewhere else next week.

Mind

The chat on your website cannot be flooded.

Limits on visitor conversations are enforced on our side now, with an alert to us before capacity ever becomes your problem.

Website

Folk is where I read your relationships.

Your CRM syncs both ways, so what I know about a person and what your CRM knows stop drifting apart.

People

A page for every job I actually do.

One place to see what I handle — your briefs, enquiries, money, records, meetings and delivery — with the receipts for each.

Solutions

People you already work with can book you without the back-and-forth.

Switch it on and I recognise someone you have dealt with before, then offer them a real slot — instead of making them wait for you to confirm they are allowed one.

Calendar

Your meeting recordings stop expiring.

Turn it on and I archive each recording to your own Drive, so a conversation from three months ago is still there.

Meetings

One Slack thread per conversation, not one post per message.

Website chats forward into Slack as a single readable thread instead of shredding into notifications.

Slack

Nothing goes outward without a door.

Every outward action passes an approval gate you control — and trust can be taken back down, not only up.

Approvals

Approve or reject from WhatsApp, with one tap.

Real buttons on the message, for everyone. No link to open and no app to switch into.

WhatsApp

I stop bringing up what you have already settled.

Once something is handled it leaves my briefs and stays gone. It used to resurface a day later as if nothing had happened.

Briefs

I can read the pictures you save me.

A screenshot, a photographed document, a whiteboard — I read what is in the image, not just the filename.

Content library

Answer a stranger once, and I know it forever.

When someone outside your world asks a question, you answer in a sentence — I relay it in your voice and keep it for the next person who asks.

Public inbox

Word, PowerPoint and Excel, wherever they arrive.

Dropped into chat, sitting in Drive, or attached to an email — I open them and use what is inside.

Chat, Drive and email

I can open an email’s attachment and read it.

The contract, the deck, the spreadsheet. I read it inline, so the answer comes back in the same breath as the question.

Email

See what I actually understand.

The Mind now leads with what I have made of your world — the people, the open loops, what I believe and why — instead of a feed of everything I read.

Mind

Visitors can leave a number, not just a message.

I capture a real lead from a conversation on your site, and I never claim something I cannot back up in order to get it.

Website

Your website talks to me now.

Visitor conversations are a channel like any other — readable in Comms, answerable by you, under the same rules as everything else.

Comms

Stop me mid-thread, instantly.

One control halts a public conversation and resumes it when you are ready. No waiting for the next cycle.

Comms

A stranger’s request can become something I do.

A cold enquiry does not just get an answer — it can come to you and then become real work, with your approval.

Public inbox

Every word I sent, in one place.

Comms mirrors what went out on your behalf across email and other Chiefs — with the last 30 days already filled in.

Comms

Owed to you, chased, and aged.

Money Radar became something you can act in: mark paid, correct a figure, hide noise, see what is overdue and by how long, and let me chase it.

Money

HubSpot contacts, companies and deals.

Your pipeline becomes part of what I understand, not a tab I have never seen.

People and records

Real attachments on the email I send.

From Drive, your library, an earlier email, or straight off your machine. The file arrives attached, not described.

Email

The Money workspace.

A ledger you can talk to: what came in, what is owed, live exchange rates, and a chat that already knows which row you mean.

Money

Other people’s Chiefs can work with mine.

Connect to another Team0 Chief and the two of us settle the back-and-forth between us, at the trust level you set. Your own agents can reach me the same way.

Agent Network

Choose how far I go on my own.

Per project: draft only, send, watch for the reply, follow up, or book the meeting. You set the ceiling and I stop there.

Projects

I keep your hours right when you travel.

Where you live and where you are today are two different things, and your calendar, your briefs and your booking links all know the difference.

Calendar

Cards that end somewhere.

Reply from the card, hand me the draft, or book the slot. No more reading something and then going to find the place to act on it.

Your day

Shared Drives, and every file type in them.

Spreadsheets, PDFs, decks and CSVs — including the drives your team shares rather than owns. And I say so plainly when a file is one I cannot read.

Drive

I can find a contact’s email.

Apollo, on your own key, so enrichment is something you own rather than rent from us.

People

In-person meetings, on a listen link.

A room with no video call still gets notes. And if you want me out, "Chief, leave" is enough.

Meetings

Teach me how you work by handing me a document.

Your playbook, a past proposal, the way you like a follow-up written — I take it on as behaviour, and you can see per skill exactly what I changed.

Skills

Where they stand.

A person’s page opens with my read of them, then the views they hold and where they said it — and you can correct any of it.

People

Slack, Notion, Monday, Jira and GitHub — watched, not just connected.

Five sources in one week. You pick the channels, pages and boards worth watching, and I check them once a day on my own, so what happens in them becomes something I already know.

Integrations

I never cold-send.

A project that runs on its own writes the email and brings it to you. It does not introduce itself to a stranger in your name.

Projects

Your day, in the browser you already have open.

The Chrome extension mirrors your live cards, so your brief is one keystroke away from whatever you were doing.

Extension

Jira, written to — with your approval.

Comment, move a ticket, change a field. Every write passes the same gate as an email.

Jira

Publish to your social accounts.

Drafts go out to the accounts you connect, on your own keys, and the published links come back to you.

Distribution

First words, faster.

Your brief appears straight away and refreshes underneath, and I tell you what I am doing instead of showing you a spinner.

Your day