The Chief of Staff runs your inbox and diary — triaging email, drafting replies, booking meetings — then briefs you each morning on the follow-ups, jobs and money that need you. The whole back office, handled.
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Inbox, diary & the daily brief
From £199/mo
One agent · billed monthly
Replaces an executive assistant and a chief of staff
Runs on your own Neural Vault — built and scoped on a discovery call.
An AI executive assistant runs the administrative layer of your day: it triages your inbox, drafts the replies, books and confirms your meetings, and tells you each morning what actually needs you — follow-ups, jobs, money.
We merged the two roles most founders wish they had. An EA handles the inbox and the diary; a chief of staff tells you what matters and what's slipping. One agent, both jobs — because at your size you don't need two hires, you need the hour back.
Sorts, files and flags what actually needs you.
Ready to send in your voice — approve and go.
Books and confirms your meetings for you.
Every morning: follow-ups, jobs, money — the day on one screen.
The Chief of Staff is £199 per month, billed monthly, plus a one-off onboarding scoped on a discovery call. It's our most capable single agent because it spans the most ground.
A part-time human EA in the UK costs roughly £1,500–£2,500 a month, and most founders can't justify one until long after they needed one. This is the bridge — the point where the admin is drowning you but a salary isn't sensible yet.
It drafts; you approve and send. Once you trust it on a category — booking confirmations, routine questions, scheduling — you can let those send automatically and keep review on everything else.
It writes in your voice because your voice is in your Neural Vault: how you phrase things, what you say yes to, what you never agree to on email.
One. It merges a chief of staff and an executive assistant: inbox, diary, admin, and the morning brief. You get the hour back once, not the org chart.
The day on one screen: what needs a reply, what's booked, what money moved, and the single thing most likely to be forgotten. It's the difference between opening your inbox and knowing your day before you open anything.
One — it merges a chief of staff and an executive assistant: inbox, diary, admin and the morning brief.
It drafts; you approve. Or set trusted types to auto-send. Human-in-the-loop by default.
It works on what you give it access to, and you can exclude anything — personal mail, specific senders, whole folders.
Rules move mail around. This reads it, decides what matters, drafts the reply and books the meeting — the work, not the sorting.
Seven working days from sign-off in most cases.
Book a demo. We'll show you The Chief of Staff running on a business like yours — and tell you straight whether it pays for itself.
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