Dela

Handles everything around your meetings: beforehand it takes the meeting on your calendar and turns recent emails with the attendees and the relevant material into a one-page brief; afterwards it reads the meeting notes (Granola, notes you send, or a recording) and writes minutes: what was decided, who does what, and by when. Follow-up emails are drafted into your drafts; minutes go into your knowledge base, or into Notion if you like. When something is going to a Slack channel, it shows you first the first time it posts to other people. Recordings are transcribed before it writes them up.

• Using this afternoon's meeting notes with Acme and our earlier emails, write a short follow-up email to each attendee and leave them in my drafts.
• Every evening at 8, turn the day's Granola meetings into minutes in my Meetings knowledge base, with each person's action items listed separately.
• I'm meeting an investor at 10 tomorrow. Half an hour before, send me a one-page brief on their fund's recent news and our email history.

Add it, then pick one to start its chat with.

• Granola
• Google Calendar
• Gmail
• Notion
• Slack

Connect these when it asks. It works without them too.