MEETING BRIEFReady
Maya · Product review
- Confirm the pilot’s next milestones
- Review the onboarding feedback
- Agree owners and next steps
Your own AI team
Your work,
moving together.
An AI team to help with your inbox, meetings and everyday tasks—so you have more time for the work that matters.
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Chief✓ Ready
YOUR WORKSPACE · TODAY
I’ll bring the latest conversation and meeting details together.
✓ 3 messages reviewed✓ Meeting checked
Message Chief…
One request. A prepared meeting.
Illustrative sequence · example data · no live actions. The completed example is shown.
Ask once. Move work forward.Less repeating yourself.You stay in control.
A workspace that works with you
Less juggling.
More getting done.
Get ready for meetings, turn ideas into drafts and keep everyday tasks moving—all in one place.
One conversation.
The right team.
Ask Chief to prepare a brief, research a topic or plan your week. Your team works together, so you don’t have to repeat the details.
YOUR TEAM
ChiefKeeps the outcome in focus
ResearchFinds the relevant context
PlannerTurns it into next steps
Gets to know
how you work.
Designed to learn your preferences from your requests and feedback, so you explain less over time. Keep work and personal memory separate, and review, edit or delete what it remembers.
SELF-LEARNING MEMORY · EXAMPLE
Keep Fridays meeting-light.Scheduling preference
A short brief before every call.Working preference
Clear owners. Concrete next steps.How you like to work
Say it.
Keep moving.
Type a request or use your voice. Turn a passing thought into a task, a useful brief or something ready for your review.
VOICE → A CLEAR REQUEST
“Catch me up before my next call.”
Conversation, context and next steps.
All in the same workspace.
An AI teammate, a message away
Reach your team.
Just send a message.
We’re building Solvie so you can reach an agent by its WhatsApp number, email address or Slack identity—just like a teammate. Your connected tools help it get the work done.
Your agent’s own email address.
Send a request or forward a message.
Slack
Your AI teammate in Slack.
Send a message, follow up, get updates.
Your agent’s own WhatsApp number.
Message it like you would a teammate.
Phone & voice
Keep calls and messages together.
Pick up where you left off.
Calendar
Know what’s coming.
Plan around the time you actually have.
Notion
Find the project details you need.
Turn notes into next steps.
6 connection examples
Illustrative connection examples. Filtering only changes these examples; no accounts are connected here.
A place to do the work
Your computer.
Or a space of their own.
Get help on your computer, or give an agent a separate space to work. You choose the files, apps and websites it can access.
Alongside you.
Get help with the files, browser and apps you already use. Choose what your agent can access for each task.
YOUR COMPUTERTask-scoped access
Project folderSelected files only
BrowserPermitted sites
Other files & appsOutside this scope
A desk for your agent.
Give your agent a separate computer for research and drafts. See what’s waiting, what’s in progress and what’s ready for you to review.
GROWTH DESKAgent computer
InboxNew campaign brief
Browser & filesResearch + draft
OutboxWaiting for review
Access and approval are separate: having a connection or credential does not authorize every action.
Helpful, within your boundaries
Give work away.
Not control.
Decide what can happen independently, what needs your say-so and what stays off limits.
- Choose who can do what. Set roles for your team and agents. Share only the information each task needs.
- Set limits. Have the final say. Choose spending limits and which actions need approval. Saying yes to one action doesn’t approve the next.
- Keep passwords out of chat. Let an agent use a saved login for a task you allow, without pasting secrets into the conversation.
- See what happened. Review requests, decisions and results. Pause new work or remove access when you need to.
Growth deskBusiness workspace · example rules
Allowed
Read the campaign folder.
Research and prepare drafts.
Ask first
Publish a LinkedIn update.
Spend above the £250 limit.
Off limits
Reveal vault secrets.
Use private personal context.
Draft prepared → waiting for owner review
No publication authorized.
No publication authorized.
Approve-once is not standing permission. Pause and revoke stop future work; they cannot undo completed actions.
For life. For work. For what’s next.
Start with something
you’d like off your plate.
Prepare for a call, draft your next post or stay on top of follow-ups. Start with one task, then build a routine that works for you.
A calmer week.
Bring your calendar, commitments and preferences together. Prepare a practical plan and a brief before the meetings that matter.
Personal context · calendar · meeting briefsA campaign ready to go.
Ask Growth to research a topic and prepare a LinkedIn update. Review the draft, approve that publication, and keep the result in its history.
Research · writing · approval · outcomeA follow-up that follows through.
Bring a customer conversation into context, prepare the reply and coordinate a suitable appointment—with approval before sending or confirming.
Messages · scheduling · explicit confirmationA few useful answers
Before you
hand something over.
Is Solvie for personal work or a business?
Both. Use a personal workspace for your own tasks and preferences, or a business workspace for shared work, specialist agents and team responsibilities. Keep identities, permissions and context scoped to each workspace.
Does an agent have access to everything?
No. You choose its connections, tools and scope. Access to a tool is separate from permission to take a particular action. A handoff between agents should carry only the context needed for that task.
How will Solvie learn my preferences?
Solvie is designed to remember useful preferences from your requests and feedback, so you don’t have to repeat yourself. You’ll be able to see what it remembers, change or delete it, and keep personal and work information separate.
Will agents have their own contact details?
That’s the plan: a WhatsApp number, email address or Slack identity for each agent, so you can message it like a teammate. These channels aren’t connected on this demo page. Access limits and approval rules still apply.
Can agents work proactively?
Set a schedule or define an event that should start work. Review recommendations before enabling them, or snooze or dismiss them. The same scopes, budgets and approval rules apply.
Can I stop or change what an agent is doing?
Pause new work, adjust permissions or revoke access. Review, edit or remove saved context. These controls do not undo an email already sent, a completed payment or another finished action.
Is the example at the top using my accounts?
No. This page uses authored examples and fictional data. It does not connect to accounts, run agents, send messages or perform computer actions. The waitlist opens separately in Tally.
Make time for
what matters.
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