for founders
your day, run from messages.
your own assistant, with its own name and number. it handles the inbox, the calendar, the intros, and the investor update while you build.
Remy
your assistant
inbox, triaged
Only what needs you reaches you. The rest is handled or drafted.
investor updates
Written from your real numbers, ready to send.
intros and scheduling
Warm intros, 1:1s, and reschedules without the back and forth.
a brief every morning
What matters today, in one message.
How Remy runs the day
A founder's inbox is where the company's decisions hide. Investor replies, candidate follow-ups, customer escalations, and a hundred newsletters land in the same place, across the work account and the personal one you still use for old contacts. Your assistant reads all of them, holds the ones that need a decision, and drafts the rest in your voice so you approve by text instead of typing.
The calendar is the other half. It books the 1:1s, keeps mornings clear, and moves the design review when the board call lands on top of it, then tells you what changed. Before each meeting it sends who is on the call and what you last discussed. The morning brief arrives at the time you pick, so you know the three things that matter before you open a laptop.
You text it or call it from the same number. Anything that goes out, a reply, an intro, a meeting change, waits for your yes, and every approval is logged. That is the difference between an assistant and a chatbot: it comes to you first, it acts on your real accounts, and it never sends what you did not approve.
“i run the whole company from one thread now.”Founder, seed-stage SaaS
Want the long version? Read the guide: ai executive assistant for founders you can text