get an Andy.
know what needs you next.
hi. i'm Andy. connect your calendar or your mail, and i'll find the first thing that needs you.
an example
the arts council application closes thursday at 4:00.
- maya has been waiting since tuesday for the second round of edits.
- held thursday, 10 to 11.
- the grant closes thursday at 11:59 p.m. eastern. that's 8:59 in los angeles.
that's all for today.
What Andy does
Andy reads what you already keep: your calendar, your mail, your Notion and your Dropbox. She finds the deadlines, the replies people are waiting on and the things that close soon, and puts your day in order, with the countdown to the next deadline always in view.
One tap holds an hour on your calendar for something that's due, or starts a reply in your Gmail drafts. Andy drafts; she never sends. Everything she adds is listed in the app, and can be undone, except the note and status she sets on a Notion page.
Gmail and Google Calendar open to everyone once Google finishes checking Andy; until then they're for the pilot and the people they invite, and everyone starts with the calendar on their phone, Notion, and sharing.
Share a screenshot or a link to Andy from any app, and she reads it for what needs you: a deadline with its date, a thing to do, a time and a place. A dated one is marked on your calendar.
Andy doesn't make your work. Andy does the admin around it.
Part-time or full-time
Andy, part-time
Your calendar, your day and your deadlines. Your first find is free too, and so is the first thing you share.
Andy, full-time
Or US$249 a year. Andy reads what you've connected every day, keeps your day up to date, sorts what you share and drafts replies.
Two weeks free to start if you haven't had them before, and a reminder two days before they end, if you allow notifications. When they end, the plan you chose is charged to your Apple account, unless you cancel at least 24 hours before. Founding members who start a yearly plan before December 1 pay US$199 a year, for as long as it stays active.
Your Google data
When you connect Google, Andy reads your calendar events, and each email's sender, subject and preview, to find what needs you; for mail that may need you, once you've said ok, she also reads the message itself, about its first 2,000 characters. She reads a whole thread only to draft a reply you asked for. She adds holds to your calendar and drafts to your Gmail, and she never sends mail. Your Google data isn't sold, used for ads or used to train AI models.
Andy's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. The privacy page says everything Andy reads and keeps.