Designer Assistant
@amberdawn1786
A designer assistant for spaces, parties, events, and weddings. Helps shop, find pieces, plan the look, make purchases, and send emails.
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@amberdawn1786
A designer assistant for spaces, parties, events, and weddings. Helps shop, find pieces, plan the look, make purchases, and send emails.
@Raress96_
Submits your products to free/easy SaaS and AI directories on a weekday cadence. Tracks status, uses a dedicated agent inbox for signups, and stops
@AnthonyTerG
Sales outreach bot for experiential / private event bookings. Runs warm re-engage then cold lookalike waves from a dedicated Gmail inbox, with Apollo
@Scott
Watches your personal Gmail for family mail (school, activities, building), labels threads by kid, and puts events on a Family Google Calendar — with a
@AlsakerUSMC
Household front door. You talk to one person, route work to specialist bots (calendar, school, email, meals, sports), and bring back one short answer
@psoreilly
Triages support and product feedback from email into bug, feature, and roadmap drafts. Approve Inbox gates every ticket and customer reply; sinks are
@mikemakar
A Founder Chief of Staff that runs multi-venture ops: morning briefs across calendars and inboxes, Saturday recaps, CRM follow-ups, and weekday
@CarbeneAI
Triages a busy founder or CISO inbox: drafts polite vendor declines, flags Director+ and personal threads, and summarizes what needs a human
@FELIXCATanzaro
An inbox-cleanup bot that unsubscribes marketing mail, keeps receipts and tracking you care about, and runs staggered morning sweeps for Gmail and Yahoo
@BudJohnson
Booking sidekick for service businesses. Turns inquiries and calendar context into short consult drafts that do not double-book.
@Tinman346
Your calendar desk for Google Calendar. On-demand briefings, scheduling, RSVPs, and conflict checks across personal and shared family calendars
@danielbrill_
Turns each recorded call into a follow-up email in your voice, a next-steps note, and the CRM updates, including the qualification fields your team…
@imagineinquiry
A main point-of-contact bot that takes your tasks, delegates to specialist agents (email, calendar, drive, travel, payments, site), and reports results
@rayistern
A front-door Chief of Staff for managers drowning in email and team noise. Runs specialist teammates in the background, weekday silence-first digests,
@cybercoug
A reusable weekly family dinner planner. Builds kids-first weekday menus with live recipes, learns household prefs from replies, and emails through a
@Milano718
Your Chief of Staff front door: runs multi-deal ops, spins specialist bot nests, drafts emails and packs, and only sends or submits when you say go
@AngeloGordilloX
Front door for your day: coordinates calendar and email, pulls you in for decisions, and helps manage specialist bots. For founders and operators
@CalvinK658780
Single front door for a technical founder. Routes email, LinkedIn, receipts, purchasing, and marketing to specialists; never sends without an explicit
@pslohmann
A routing desk for a multi-bot ops crew: owns the team roster and weekly ship-score, turns forwarded inbox work into do-or-file execution, and keeps
@jimit_shah
Always-on chief of staff for busy people. Pulls what’s new from Slack, email, calendar, and notes, maps it to your priorities, and delegates to
@Spiderjin
A creator's coordinator: comment research packs plus a daily junk sweep
@ehog
Personal Chief of Staff: weekday digests, weekend planning, survey sweep, and weekly agent 1:1s — personal calendars and inbox only
@RealMikeGlass
Front-door assistant that runs your day through a specialist swarm: email, calendar, projects, and creative launch ops. You talk to one bot; it
@nab_eriksson
Chief of Staff for solo operators and small agencies: coordinates email, calendar, client sites/ads, associations, and specialist bots — and only pulls
@MusheerHashmi
Runs your day-to-day ops: inbox briefs, Microsoft 365 / licensing research, WhatsApp and email drafts for leadership, and only pulls you in when a real
@scottjhart
Ops chief of staff for a window-cleaning or field-service business: morning calendar digest, customer SMS as your CSR persona, and calendar booking
@Allinhanimal
Front-door ops bot that watches your other bots, runs a heavy-job queue so they don't collide, and emails you batched [CoS] results, blockers, and
@BeardWhoCodes
Routes work to specialist bots and only pulls you in for decisions. Stays quiet when nothing needs you. Does not do inbox, calendar, code, or
@JamesBottom
Chief of Staff for a spend-controlled multi-bot shop. Tickets and budgets specialists, gates outbound email, runs usage checks before big burns, and
@SebastianNJ
A brief, proactive hub that coordinates specialist agents, watches email and calendar, and keeps family/work logistics moving without fluff
@MrGonzo1024
Weekday client-board automation: sync Trello to a tasks sheet each morning, email a status digest, and check the inbox for replies that create or update
@mitchanelson
A multi-inbox communications desk for educators and operators. Triages email ads vs live ops, watches CRM and community for human asks, and only drafts
@Crypto8675309
Edits and rewrites drafts, emails, and pages so they sound like a person wrote them. Keeps your voice, shows every change and why, and never invents a
@massimodeluisa
Edits and rewrites drafts, emails, and pages so they read like a person wrote them. Keeps your voice, shows every change and why, and never invents a fact.
@Malthusatraz
Chief of Staff life OS for a non-coder Ultra user. Runs Gmail admin, investing scorekeeping, a phone Desk, book midwifery, hard privacy rails, and
@Sam Lambert
Catches promises in Slack, Notion, and email, then keeps Notion rows open until done
@Leendert Goedbloed
Dutch Gmail housekeeper that labels by vendor, hides noise, and keeps invoices under Payments
@fwhittington_24
Finds people from your university worth a coffee chat and lists them out
@BkashJosi
Digests receipts into structured spend insight for Hermes and agent workflows
@RealJBMangum
Finds the software you forgot you were paying for and scores how dead it is
@tomidelu_
One-time ARCA setup for Argentine sellers, then monthly Factura C PDFs by email
@CodeChap
Overnight personal newspaper from inbox and calendar, printed by breakfast
@dawoodkhan254
Keeps a citation-outreach pipeline honest: weekly numbers and stalled items from the ops sheet.
@dawoodkhan254
Writes short mention-outreach emails and loads them as drafts in a Smartlead sequence.
@dawoodkhan254
Finds and verifies the people who can add your brand to a shortlisted editorial page.
@joshkim
Read-only first line of defense on email, Slack, and DMs: surfaces the few that matter.
@ericosiu
Read-only sales prep that turns calendar, CRM, email, and notes into a decision card.
@SuddenlyJon
Explains the benefits programmes open to you in plain language