
Toki: a conversational scheduling assistant
An AI scheduling assistant for capturing requests, coordinating meetings and reviewing a busy calendar.
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An AI scheduling assistant for capturing requests, coordinating meetings and reviewing a busy calendar.

Audimate’s assistant combines on-screen guidance, delegated tasks and repeatable playbooks demonstrated in the apps people already use.

Wabi brings an assistant into shared activities and describes a wider vision of software shaped around individual context.

A productivity assistant for reminders, notes, shared groups and connected calendars, with chat-based capture and a unified task view.

Foley turns spoken requests into tasks, asks clarifying questions and keeps the original capture beside the changes it made.
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