You've been your own assistant
long enough.
Hank sits where your work already arrives — your email, Slack, Telegram — and learns your business from what passes through it. Who your clients are, what you owe, what you promised.
Nothing sends without your word. No card to start.
It learns. It works.
It checks.
Every tool does the first. Some manage the second. The third is why nothing quietly falls through.
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It learns your business
Hank sits on the channel your work already arrives on. Nobody has to tell it who your clients are, what you owe, or what you promised. It reads it.
Arrived · 09:14BCFS AdministrationExit application — J. MokoenaPDF attached -
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It does the work
Not a summary of the work — the work. The reply written, the document filed, the meeting diarised, the promise you made put somewhere it can’t be lost.
09:17On your To‑Do — send the exit form to BCFS, by Thursday.Reply drafted with the form attached, waiting in your Outbox.Nothing leaves without your word. -
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It checks the work got done
A to‑do isn’t done when you tick it. It’s done when there is proof of it. Hank watches what leaves as well as what arrives — so the thing you meant to send and didn’t doesn’t sit there quietly until somebody asks.
Found in your Sent folderTicked off — exit form sent to BCFS, with the PDF attached.- occurred
- 12 Aug 09:42
- observed
- 12 Aug 09:45
- matched on
- thread and attachment
Kept, so you can show it to whoever asks.
Everyone is making the inbox better.
We think the inbox is the job.
A faster inbox is still an inbox. Hank does the work instead.
It keeps the ledger,
not the mail.
Bills, to-dos and every live thread of work — current, without you filing a thing.
It reads the attachment.
And keeps it.
Contracts, invoices, IDs — filed, versioned, and still answerable months later.
Think it through.
Leave with the document.
Sit down with Hank and work a plan out loud. It pushes back, pulls in your real files and mail — and writes up only what you actually agree.
In your world, a thread of work is a
dealHank shapes itself to how you already work. There is no vertical edition to buy.
If your work arrives as messages,
it was built for you.
A signed application lands. Hank files it to the client, notes what's still missing, and books the review.
Correspondence arrives on a matter. Hank logs it against the file and holds the date you can't miss.
A result comes back. Hank files it to the patient and surfaces the one that needs you, today.
An offer arrives at 9pm. Hank logs it on the listing and drafts the reply the seller is waiting for.
An invoice, a renewal, a contract. Hank keeps the ledger so you always know what you owe.
A scope change in a thread. Hank logs it, and holds you to what you promised to send.
It acts for you. Never around you.
Everything reversible, it just does. Everything outward waits for your tap.
On every desk you work at
The same Hank in the browser, on your Mac and in your pocket — one account, one set of records, no version of it that knows less than the others.
Signed and notarised by Apple. Drag it to Applications and sign in — it updates itself from then on.
Your inbox has told you what to do for years.
Time it did the work.
Connect the mail you already use. Hank does the rest.
30 days free. No credit card. Keep the email address you already use.