Run every account like you have a chief of staff.
Docsly watches one of your accounts end-to-end — email, calendar, chat, calls — and hands you the morning brief, the drafts, and the drift alerts you'd write yourself if you had two more hours a day.
Every account has its own world.
Inbox. Calendar. Slack. Transcripts. Decisions. History. None of it talks to the others.
You can’t remember who asked what.
Three open threads with the same stakeholder. Two commitments you half-remember. One meeting you walked into cold.
You’re firefighting in the wrong place.
The thing actually drifting is the workstream you haven’t opened in nine days.
Docsly makes one account feel like your only account.
Your morning, decided in one screen.
New since you last looked. What needs you today. What's drifting. Every line cited back to the messages, meetings, and transcripts it came from — so you can trust it without double-checking.
Four steps. By Friday it's the most useful tab you have open.
Point it at one account.
Email, calendar, chat, transcripts. Scoped to this account only — your other clients never bleed in.
It learns the office in a day.
Stakeholders, workstreams, your voice. Every correction you make sharpens the next draft, the next brief, the next profile.
Open it with coffee.
One screen. What's new, what needs you today, what's drifting. Decide three things by 9:15. Move on with your day.
Reply with the draft already written.
Every important message lands with a draft in your voice, grounded in the thread. Edit, send, done. Docsly never sends anything on its own.
Six surfaces. Every one earns its place daily.
Decide your morning in 60 seconds.
Headline, what needs you now, meetings today, what closed yesterday. Every line cites the messages and meetings it came from.
Reply faster than you can type.
Every important message lands with a draft already written — in your voice, grounded in the thread, channel-aware.
Remember everyone like they're your only client.
Living profiles for the people who matter. Their concerns, their cadence, what they're waiting on you for. Versioned so the relationship is visible.
"At risk" stops being a feeling.
Workstreams clustered from real signal. Cadence baselines. Drift caught as it happens, not after something blows up.
Ask anything. Get the answer with receipts.
"What did Sam say about the security review?" The answer — with the email, the meeting clip, the transcript line — across every source.
Trains on your judgment, not the internet.
Every dismiss, every edit, every "use a firmer tone" reshapes future output. Your standards become its baseline. Versioned. Replayable.
Built for the work you'd never let software do alone.
Every external message is a draft. You review, you edit, you send. No exceptions. No "smart auto-reply" mode, ever.
Pricing, dates, staffing, scope: drafts only. Docsly proposes the language. You make the commitment.
Every draft, every brief, every profile bump cites the signals it came from. Nothing is a black box.
L0 autonomy by default, forever, on anything that leaves your control. Internal automations only graduate when you explicitly grant each step up.
Built for accounts that punish forgetting.
- 01An account where the history matters and no one can hold it all in their head
- 02A relationship with 12+ stakeholders, each with their own thread and timeline
- 03A high-visibility engagement where one missed signal becomes a real fire
- 04A complex initiative that lives across email, calls, chat, and your memory
One account, deep enough that a person can't hold it all, is enough. Docsly pays for itself the first time it catches something you would have missed.
The five we hear most.
Docsly runs one account. It doesn't try to be your everything — it goes deep on the people, the work, and the history of a single engagement. If you want a cross-account orchestrator (calendar, focus, priorities across clients), Docsly pairs with a top-level personal assistant; each handles its layer.
Email (Gmail / O365), calendar, Slack, Teams, Zoom transcripts. More sources land continuously. Every connector is read-only on day one.
Your Postgres, your infrastructure. Source filters mean other clients' content never enters this account's Docsly.
External comms are L0 forever — never. Internal automations can graduate as you teach it your standards, but you explicitly grant every step up.
We're in private beta. Book a demo to see if your account fits the early-access cohort.
See it on a real account.
30 minutes. Bring an account you actually run. We'll connect a read-only source on the spot and show you the first brief.