Proactive AI that works ahead of you.

tryelvin.com · 2026-06-18 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
Most AI waits for you to ask. Elvin watches your inbox, calendar, and messages, finds what needs doing, and drafts it before you ask. You just say yes. Free while we are in beta.

Proactive AI that works ahead of you.

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Proactive AI that works ahead of you.

Most AI waits for you to ask. Elvin watches your inbox, calendar, and messages, finds what needs doing, and drafts it before you ask. You just say yes.

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9:41●●● ▮

Morning, Riley.

Tuesday, June 9 · 3 things found while you slept

New · Elvin found

From 47 emails · 12 events · 3 exec messages

Your Q1 board agenda is drafted

Pulled the numbers, confirmed attendees, built the agenda. Ready for your review.

Review & approveLater

Drafted check-ins for 3 quiet client threads7:02

Pulling open PRs into your Monday statusnow

HomePlannerSkillsTasks

Elvin the elfAlready done.Waiting on your yes.

Built by the teams behind Google Play, Slack, and SmartThingsElvin - Proactive AI that finds and finishes work before you ask | Product Hunt

The problem

The work never stops arriving.

You get hundreds of messages a day across email, chat, and meetings. Buried in there are the follow-ups you owe, the meeting you have not prepped for, the invoice that has sat for two weeks.

So you carry it all in your head, a running list of open loops that never quite goes quiet, even while you are trying to focus on real work.

Elvin, quietly sorting312 new since you went to bed

Newsletter: 7 trends in B2B

Reply Alice owes by standupfollow-up

Calendar invite: lunch?

Sutter invoice, 2 weeks oldoverdue

Slack: someone reacted 👍

Board prep, not starteddue fri

Before you asked

Most AI waits for a prompt. Elvin does not.

You have a board meeting on Thursday. A chatbot waits for you to ask, then hands you a tidy checklist of things you still have to do. Elvin saw the meeting coming and wrote the agenda before it crossed your mind.

You asked. Here is a checklist.

AI

To prepare for your board meeting, review last quarter's numbers, confirm the attendees, draft an agenda, and send it out.

Now you go do all four.

You never asked. It was just ready.

Elvin spotted the board meeting on your calendar, read 47 emails, 12 calendar events, and 3 messages from your exec team, then drafted your Q1 board agenda. It was waiting on your home screen when you woke up.

Q1-board-agenda.doc

#### Q1 Board Meeting · Agenda

Drafted by Elvin · 47 emails · 12 events · 3 exec messages

01 Quarter in review

02 Revenue vs. plan

03 Hiring & runway

04 Q2 priorities to approve

You review and approve. Elvin sends.

Zero setup

It works the minute you connect your accounts.

Setup takes about a minute. There is nothing to configure, no prompts to perfect, and no agents to build. A tool like OpenClaw can do a lot, but only after a weekend of wiring and a real security leap of faith. Elvin asks for none of that. Connect your accounts and it learns you in two ways.

Tell it once to keep your follow-ups under three sentences and skip the sign-off. Two weeks later your follow-ups come out exactly that way, and you never had to say it again.

#### Context Live

Who you are and how you work, picked up from what you already do.

#### Memory Live

How you want Elvin to behave. Tell it once, and it remembers.

“Keep my follow-ups under three sentences.”

Built for your week

Pick the work that sounds like your week.

Elvin is built for people holding a lot of threads at once. Here is what that looks like, depending on what you do.

Product manager Consultant Founder Eng manager Investor

For product managers

scope changed overnight

CaughtYour eng lead emailed a scope change and the dates in Linear moved.

DraftedBefore standup, the revised sprint update for your stakeholders, in your words.

Ready to send before you had your first coffee.

Elvin

drafted 7:12

Sprint update · ready

Sprint 24 update for stakeholders

SendEdit

For consultants

three threads went quiet

CaughtThree client threads went quiet this week. Elvin surfaced them on your commute.

DraftedA check-in for each one, in your voice. You read them at a red light.

You read them at a red light and hit send.

Elvin

3 drafts ready

Client check-ins · in your voice

Re: Where we landed last week

Send all 3Review

For founders

mid-raise

CaughtYou are raising. Investor intros, data-room requests, and updates are scattered across your inbox and DMs.

DraftedElvin pulled every live thread into one view and drafted replies to the three investors waiting on you today.

Your raise, kept warm while you build.

Elvin

3 investors waiting

Investor threads · drafted

Re: follow-up on your Q1 metrics

SendReview

For eng managers

project health

CheckedElvin looked across your projects, the open PRs, and the work that has been sitting too long.

FlaggedTwo blockers and the one thing quietly slipping, so you know where to step in before standup.

You catch the risks before they turn into fires.

Elvin

health check ready

Project health · this week

2 blockers · 1 at risk · ship date holding

See detailsNudge owners

For investors

a pitch landed over the weekend

ResearchedThe company and the founder, checked against what you back.

BriefedA brief ready before your first meeting.

A brief ready before your first meeting.

Elvin

brief ready

Deal brief · inbound pitch

Acme AI · seed · fintech infra

Read briefPass

Computer use

Elvin hands you the finished file, not a how-to for making it yourself.

Most AI hands you text and leaves the real work to you. Elvin operates a computer in the cloud, so it gives you the finished thing instead: a formatted document, a deck, a spreadsheet with working formulas, a chart you can drop into a report.

You wrap your Friday one-on-ones. You ask Elvin to pull the action items from your notes, group them by owner, and turn it into a doc. A few minutes later there is a real document waiting, ready to paste into Notion.

Action items .doc

Friday 1:1 follow-ups

Alice · 2

Marcus · 3

Q2 forecast .sheet

Q1

Q2

Δ

MRR

82k

97k

+18%

Churn

3.1%

2.4%

\-0.7

Pipeline .chart

Skills library

Skills that already know your job.

Everyone in your job is quietly rebuilding the same workflows from scratch, prompt by prompt. Why? Elvin already has them, built for the work your role actually deals with. Turn one on with a click, customize it for how you work, and Elvin runs it at the right moment, then brings you the result to approve. When it builds a plan you like, save it as your own Skill.

For product managers

#### Meeting Prep

Researches attendees, pulls relevant docs, and builds a brief before every meeting.

Set up

#### Stakeholder Update

Drafts concise status updates from your recent activity and decisions.

Set up

For everyone

#### Inbox Zero

Triages your tasks, drafts replies, and flags what actually needs you.

Set up

#### Follow-Up

Tracks pending replies and commitments, then nudges you before things slip.

Set up

For investors

#### Weekly Deal Flow

Processes incoming pitches and researches the company and founder.

Set up

#### Due Diligence

Pulls financials, the competitive landscape, and key risks into a brief for every deal.

Set up

#### Describe your own

Tell Elvin what you want and it builds the Skill. Save any plan it makes, name it, and tell it how often to run.

Proactive, with your yes

It catches the things you keep meaning to automate.

Elvin watches how you work. When it sees you doing the same thing the same way, it offers to take it over.

You approve once. Nothing sensitive happens without your yes.

Elvin raising a hand to offer

ElvinI noticed you write a status update from your meeting notes every Monday. Want me to handle that from now on?

Yes, take it overNot yet

Your day, handled

Elvin gets your day ready before you do.

While you slept, Elvin read your calendar, your inbox, and your priorities, and built the plan for your day. Read it on your phone over coffee, or hit play and listen to your Daily Briefing on the way in.

And when you are running from meeting to meeting, grab Elvin on your phone and dump everything on your mind in one go. It pulls out the tasks and gets started on them before you sit back down.

Daily Briefing · Tuesday, June 9

Three things before your 9am.

1. 01 Alice needs a yes on the Q3 scope cut before standup. 2. 02 The Sutter invoice dispute has to start today. Draft ready. 3. 03 Your 2pm with Amanda moved to 2:30, room 4B.

3:14

Brain dump · between meetings

Call the contractor backSend Marcus the deckBook the offsite flights

Where Elvin lives

Elvin is wherever you are, not just at your desk.

Elvin is not a website you log into and leave. It lives in five places: the web, the iPhone and Android apps, and right inside Telegram and your texts. Telegram and SMS are not integrations, they are Elvin. Message it the way you would a coworker, kick off a task, or get your briefing back, all in the same thread.

"Hey Siri, text Elvin, put together a competitive intelligence deck" from the car, and a first draft is waiting by the time you reach your desk.

Apps and web

Web browser iOS app Android app

Chat with Elvin like a person

Telegram live SMS / text live

Elvin

you, texting from the hallway

SMS

Move my 3pm with Dana to Thursday

Thursday is booked after 11. I can take the 9:30 and nudge board prep 30 minutes. Want that?

Do it

Done. Both calendars updated, and I gave Dana a heads up.

Trust and safety

You are handing Elvin your inbox. We treat that seriously.

Elvin runs in the cloud, sandboxed, with only the access it needs and nothing more. It never takes a sensitive action without your approval. You get the payoff people want from tools like OpenClaw, without the setup, the hardware, or the security risk. And we do not train on your data.

Read our full security commitments

Elvin holding a shield

CASA Tier 2 Certifiedindependent security review

SOC 2 in progresscompliance underway

Never trains on your datayour emails and tasks stay yours

Proof

People stop worrying that they are missing something.

\~1 hour a daythe time founders get back with Elvin

“

It gives me more peace of mind than other apps that I'm not going to miss something pertinent.

Director of Business Development

“

It's the central brain behind the scenes that I think is most important.

Head of Insights

“

Having those threads going in your head 24/7 while you're trying to focus on your work is exhausting.

Software Architect

Integrations

Works with the tools you already use.

The core data sources Elvin reads to work ahead of you

Gmail31 Google CalendarN NotionL LinearG Granola Apple Calendar◷ Apple Reminders

##### Microsoft & Google

OutlookTeamsGoogle DocsSheetsSlidesDrive

##### CRM & sales

HubSpotSalesforcePipedriveZoho CRMApollo

##### Messaging

Slack

##### Project & docs

AsanaTrelloMonday.comCodaBasecampClickUpJira & ConfluenceAirtable

##### Meetings & notes

ZoomOtterFathom

##### Support

ZendeskFreshdeskGorgias

##### Commerce & finance

StripeShopifyQuickBooks

##### Marketing & lifecycle

KlaviyoLoopsMixpanelMailchimpProduct HuntTypeform

##### HR, people & ops

GreenhouseBambooHREnvoyGustoLatticeLeverRippling

##### Content, analytics & more

GammaCalendlyAmplitudePagerDutyDatadogDropboxBox

See all integrations

How Elvin is different

Other AI makes you do work to get your work done.

Build it yourself · Lindy, Zapier

You design the automation step by step, then keep it running.

Elvin writes its own plans from your context.

Prompt it yourself · ChatGPT, Claude

You still have to remember to ask.

Elvin works ahead of you and brings the work to you.

Risky power tools · OpenClaw

Full access to your machine and real security exposure.

Elvin is sandboxed, permissioned, and asks before it acts.

Elvin is the one that moves first.

Elvin

Stop holding it all in your head.

Connect your accounts and let Elvin find the work before you do.

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