Autowind reads your inbox and calendar overnight. By the time you sit down, the brief is written and the replies are waiting for your yes.
Reply to inbound lead
Dana at Meridian · waiting since 07:12
Chase the overdue invoice
INV-1048 · 14 days overdue
Approve payroll run reminder
Friday payroll · approval due today
Prep tomorrow’s client call
Agenda assembled from the account history
Answer the Notion comment
Launch plan · Maya mentioned you
Reply draft
OutlookApprove reply
I kept losing hours to the work around the work — finding the thread, remembering the promise, writing the follow-up. It was never a shortage of information. It was the assembly. I wanted an office that does the assembly quietly and leaves the judgment where it belongs. — Naman, founder
1.0
Overnight, the office read every thread, watched the calendar, and triaged what the morning needs.
Morning queue
READY · 07:32Reply to Dana Whitmore
GmailPrepare Meridian review notes
CalendarConfirm revised rollout date
Linear2.0
One page: what matters today, what's at risk, and what's waiting on someone else.
BRIEF · TUESDAY
Your morning brief
09:30Meridian Capital review with Dana Whitmore
LINEAR · 3 ISSUESdue before the review
Needs your call · Confirm the revised terms before replying
3.0
Replies arrive as drafts in your voice. Approve, edit, or reject — the office learns from every call you make.
Reply to Dana Whitmore
DRAFTGmail · Meridian Capital
Hi Dana — the revised terms are attached. I’ve also confirmed the rollout date below. Looking forward to the review this morning.
Sent to Dana Whitmore ✓
GMAIL · MERIDIAN CAPITAL · 07:34
An assistant that touches your email must earn the right. Autowind never sends, schedules, or commits without your explicit approval — and every item it shows you cites the exact email, event, or issue it came from.
Drafts wait for your explicit yes. There is no auto-send to turn off, because none exists.
Each brief line and task links back to the exact email, event, or issue it came from.
Credentials are encrypted at rest, and what the office reads powers your office alone.
Google Workspace today; Slack, Outlook, Linear, and Notion on the way. The more the office reads, the sharper the brief.
Autowind reads them all, so only what needs you reaches you.
Handled. You never heard a thing.
Early pricing — locked in for your first year.
Human chief of staff benchmark
Basic
Billed monthly
For one professional handing an inbox and calendar to an office.
Professional
Billed monthly
For a fuller schedule of briefs, drafts, and follow-through.
Everything in Basic, plus
Executive
Billed monthly
For leaders coordinating work across a team.
Everything in Professional, plus
Enterprise
Annual agreements
For organizations that need managed access and support.
Everything in Executive, plus
Compute credits
Credits are how your office pays for model work. Every brief, draft, and research run draws credits for the model it uses — premium models draw more, fast models draw less. Top up any time; unused top-ups roll over.
Office memory
Memory is what your office retains — threads, decisions, and organizational context it can cite later. Every plan includes durable memory, and you can expand it as your office learns.
Seats
One office, the whole team. Professional and above add teammates at a flat per-seat rate — each seat gets its own briefs, drafts, and approval queue in the shared workspace.
You set a monthly spend cap, and your office pauses instead of overrunning it. No surprise bills, ever.
All plans include the draft-first approval boundary, source citations, and the audit trail. Billing and checkout run through Polar.