AI Executive Assistant

Delegate the details. Keep your tee time.

Your AI Executive Assistant makes calls, sends texts and emails, and coordinates your day. It works with full context from your connected calendar, inbox, contacts, integrations, and firm growth metrics.

A golfer lining up a putt on the green in the late afternoon sun.
A multimodal assistant

Say it. Text it. Hand it off.

Reach your assistant in iMessage, in the app, or by voice. Ask a question or delegate a task in the way that fits your day.

Your assistant
Today, 1:42 PM

Reschedule my 3pm today, I’m heading to golf.

Delivered
Your firm’s full context

Already knows the backstory.

Your connected calendar, inbox, contacts, integrations, and firm growth metrics inform the same assistant. It brings the relevant details together before deciding what to do.

Connected context
CalendarAvailability and meetings
InboxEmails and conversations
ContactsPeople and their history
Firm growth metricsLeads, conversions, and revenue
IntegrationsConnected tools and services
The relevant details, together

Quinn asked for a later time.
Tomorrow at 11 works for you.

Their last email and your calendar give your assistant a place to start.

Calendar coordination

Make room. Skip the back-and-forth.

Find a time, move a meeting, and coordinate the change. Your assistant uses your calendar and the conversation to keep everyone on the same page.

You

Move my meeting with Quinn to tomorrow.

Your calendar
Thursday, October 8
Team check-in30 minutes
Meeting with Quinn30 minutes · Confirmed
Quinn notified · Invite updated
Calls on your behalf

Give it a task. It makes the call.

Powered by GPT-Live, your assistant delivers natural, human-sounding conversations. It brings the context, handles interruptions, and returns with the outcome.

You

Call Quinn and confirm tomorrow’s meeting.

Call completed02:14
Quinn Parker

“Tomorrow at eleven works. Thanks for checking.”

Founder equity & IPTomorrow, October 8 · 11:00–11:30 AM
Call summary

Quinn confirmed the new time and asked for the preparation guide by email.

Preparation guideReady to send
Outcome saved to the contact
Texts and emails

You ask. It sends.

Send the follow-up, share a resource, or confirm a time. Your assistant drafts with the conversation in mind and sends once the required approval is in place.

You

Send Quinn the guide they asked for.

Quinn ParkerDraft preview
Ahead of our meeting

Hi Quinn,

Here’s the founder’s guide you asked for. We’ll walk through your questions tomorrow at 11.

The Founder’s Legal PlaybookPDF · Attached
Written with the conversation in mind
Briefings and preparation

Start informed. Walk in prepared.

Ask what needs your attention or get up to speed before a meeting. Your assistant brings together the schedule, contact history, and open tasks that matter.

Your morning brief

A clear start to your day.

Two meetings ahead

Avery at 9:30. Quinn at 11.

Quinn is ready

The guide has been sent. Their questions are about founder equity and IP.

One task for Jordan

Review Avery’s intake before the meeting.

Thursday, October 8 · Example
Answers from your data

Your firm’s growth data. In your pocket.

Find out which campaigns bring in clients or where your pipeline needs attention. Get a clear answer, with charts and records you can explore.

You

Which sources are bringing in clients?

From your firm’s data

Google Ads brought in the most signed clients in this example.

Illustrative records · October 1–7
Tasks and coordination

Turn “we should” into a next step.

Create the task, assign the owner, and set a due date. Your assistant carries the context into the handoff, so your team knows what comes next.

You

Have Jordan review Avery’s intake before the meeting.

Task created

Review Avery’s intake

Assigned toJordan Reed
DueTomorrow · 9:00 AM
ContactAvery Bennett

Review the form and last conversation before Avery’s 9:30 meeting.

Assigned with context
You stay in control

An elite assistant. Your final say.

Review actions that need your approval before they happen. The recipient, message, and next step stay visible, so delegating still feels like being in control.

Ready for your review
ActionSend email
ToQuinn Parker
Ahead of our meeting

Hi Quinn, here’s the founder’s guide you asked for. We’ll walk through your questions tomorrow at 11.

Founder’s guide attached
Interactive example · No message is sent

Illustrative examples. Actions depend on your connected services and permissions.

A few questions

Before you hand it off.

What can the AI Executive Assistant do?

Make calls, send texts and emails, coordinate meetings, create tasks, prepare briefings, and answer questions about your firm. Available actions depend on your connected services and permissions.

What context does it have?

It works with your connected calendar, inbox, contacts, integrations, and firm growth metrics. That context helps it understand the request and act without making you repeat the backstory.

How do I reach it?

Use iMessage, the Superpractice app, or voice. You can ask for information or hand off a task.

How is it different from Procedures?

Your assistant handles requests you give it. Procedures put AI agents to work toward a goal when an event starts them, then adapt as the conversation unfolds. They work together in the same platform.

Explore Procedures

More handled. Less on your mind.

Meet your AI Executive Assistant