Your AI only knows what your integrations tell it.
The real work doesn't happen in your CRM. It happens in a WhatsApp thread with a supplier, a text from a client on someone's iPhone, a Zoom call where the price was agreed, a promise made on a quick phone call at 6pm.
AI coworkers today plug into APIs. So they see the tidy part of your business and miss the messy part where deals are won, customers are kept, and things fall through the cracks.
Pat sees the rest.
Works where you already work.
- Talk to Pat where your team already talks. Add Pat to Slack or cc it on email like any new teammate. No new app to learn, no dashboard to check. Ask it anything, assign it anything.
- Pat picks up context the way a person would. The Pat desktop and iOS apps notice what matters, like a client thread in WhatsApp or iMessage, a Google Meet with a partner, or a call with a customer, and capture just that moment. Not a recording of your day. Just the context Pat needs to do its job.
- Pat connects the dots across your team. Who promised what to which customer. Which proposal is still waiting on a reply. What was decided on yesterday's call. Pat keeps one living memory of your business, so nothing depends on someone remembering.
- Pat gets hands-on, like a person would.Coming soon Pat will use a computer and a phone the way you do: logging into dashboards, filling in forms, placing orders, moving data between apps, even when there's no API. It will also have its own email address and phone number, so it can send emails and make calls for your team, like a real colleague.
Not a chatbot. A teammate who owns the outcome.
Most AI waits for a prompt. Pat takes responsibility.
- It owns a job, not a chat. Give Pat your client follow-ups, your Monday report or your vendor orders. It keeps track, acts on time, and tells you when it's done.
- It moves first. A lead went quiet after your proposal? Pat notices, drafts the follow-up, and asks before it sends.
- It gets better every week. Pat learns how your business runs, your customers, your tone, your way of doing things, and needs less guidance over time.
- It delivers results, not advice. Emails sent, reports filed, orders placed, with your approval on anything that can't be undone.
Some things Pat will never do.
- We won't build another AI tool. Pat isn't one more workspace you have to open, learn and feed prompts. We believe AI is a new kind of workforce. It shouldn't make people adapt to tools. It should use the interfaces people use, operate the tools people use, and get the work done.
- We won't claim your organization's context. What Pat learns about your customers, decisions and ways of working always belongs to your organization. Export it or delete it anytime.
- We won't be your boss's spy. No all-day screen recording, no stored recordings, no time tracking, no productivity scores. What's on an employee's device belongs to that employee by default.
- We won't make irreversible calls for you. Messaging a client, making a payment, placing an order: Pat always asks first.
Built for teams where too much lives in people’s heads.
- For CEOs and leaders of growing companies. You make the call in the Monday meeting. Then it has to happen across five teams. Pat turns decisions into owners, deadlines and follow-ups, chases progress so you don't have to, and tells you where a goal is quietly slipping. When your ask is half-formed, Pat fills in the context and comes back with something better.
- For small businesses. No IT team, no time to learn new software. Just talk to Pat, and it turns everything into a memory your whole team can use. It follows up with clients, keeps promises from slipping, and catches money leaking out, like a Meta Ads campaign nobody is watching or an AWS bill that doubled last month.
- For business teams. There's always a layer of "lost in translation" between the business and engineering. Pat takes a one-line request from sales or ops, fills in the background, the customer feedback and the decisions made before, and turns it into a spec engineers get at a glance. When engineering says "we can't do that," Pat explains the constraint and the alternatives in words the business understands. Fewer alignment meetings, less back and forth.
FAQ
Is Pat recording my screen all day?No. Pat captures specific moments when they're relevant to work, turns them into notes, and never keeps the recording.
Can my manager see what Pat sees on my screen?No. What Pat learns from your device is private to you by default. You decide what goes into the shared company memory.
How is Pat different from other AI coworkers?Most AI coworkers only see what their integrations expose. Pat also understands what happens outside them, like WhatsApp and iMessage threads, Zoom meetings and phone calls, so it can actually own the work instead of guessing.
Will Pat do things without asking?Pat drafts and prepares on its own. Anything that can't be undone, like emailing a client or placing an order, waits for your approval.
Your next teammate is ready.
Pat is in early access.