Lindy

You sign up, connect Gmail or Outlook, your calendar, Slack and other tools, and start with $50 in free credits. You ask for work in plain language, or record a task once so Lindy can repeat it. Routines run on a schedule or a trigger such as a new email or a finished meeting. Lindy prepares the work, you approve anything that goes out, and results come back in Lindy chat, Slack or a text. Each task spends credits according to how much work it takes.

• •Skills - More than 40 built-in skills plus ones you teach it once, which Lindy then applies the same way for your whole team.
• •Memory - Lindy remembers your clients, preferences and how you work in plain files that you can read, edit or delete.
• •Routines - Daily, weekly or triggered jobs set up in plain English, such as ad checks, client reports and follow-ups, with an optional dry run first.
• •Meetings - Joins Google Meet, Zoom and Teams calls as a named participant, then writes the transcript, summary and action items and sends recap emails.
• •Phone and Inbox - Lindy has its own phone number to make and answer calls, and labels incoming email and pre-drafts replies, including inside Gmail through a Chrome extension.

Agency owners and account managers use it to answer new leads, build weekly client reports and chase overdue invoices. Founders and executives use it as an assistant for inbox, calendar and meeting follow-up. Teams share one Lindy in Slack and a common credit pool. Every active user is billed as a seat, so cost grows with team size.