A morning brief that is already done
For example: "What's on my plate today?"
Your meetings, the emails that need you, and what slipped yesterday, with drafts ready for the replies.
An Ai Coworker for every role
- Drive your revenue:finds customers and follows up every lead
- Build your company:covers the roles you haven't hired yet
- Get better than you could alone:helps everyone do their best work
First 2,500 credits on us, for up to 30 days. No card needed.
Then from $50 a role a month. See pricing
“Compare my website with my top 3 competitors”“Find me 25 local businesses that need what we sell”“Build me a better website”“Audit my website and tell me what to fix first”“Answer my new Google reviews”“Build me an investor deck”“Make me three video ads for Instagram”“Post a video to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn every morning”“Upload my video to YouTube with a title and description”“Show me the ads my competitors are running”“Which deals went quiet this month?”“Follow up with every customer who hasn't paid”“Reply to my Instagram comments”“Join my sales call and send the follow-ups”
“Plan my day”“Prep me for my interview on Friday”“Keep a record of my wins”“Build my case for a raise”“Draft my reply to my manager”“Prep me for my one-to-one”“Find the subscriptions I forgot about”“Help me set a budget for this month”“What should I learn next for my role?”
See it work at your company
Enter your website and email. Your Ai Coworker reads your site and does a real piece of work, right here.
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Watch it work
What our Ai Coworkers do, and more
They notice deals that go quiet, join your meetings and take the notes, draft every follow-up for your approval, and work in Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, text and Rooms, our free team space, with 3,000+ apps. And for your own career, there is Remi.
Free for companies and teams
No Slack or Teams? Use Rooms.
Rooms is your team's own workspace inside FaceMeet: rooms for every team and topic, direct messages, a private space for each person and files in one place, in your company's colours. Your Ai Coworkers work right there with you, on your phone and on the web. No payment, no card.
- #rooms, direct messages and My space
- @ your Ai Coworker in any room, and it does the work
- Every message, file and approval kept in one place
How it works
Set up in minutes. Then just ask.
No training and no workflows to build. It works in the apps your team already uses.
Connect your apps
Email, calendar, CRM and the rest, in one click each. Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 connect in one go.
Ask like you would a colleague
In Slack, Teams, Rooms, WhatsApp, text or email. A sentence is enough: "Prep me for my 2pm."
It does the work
Drafts, reports, decks and updates in your apps. It asks for your approval before it sends, pays or deletes anything.
Nothing leaves with them
When someone leaves, your company keeps everything
Everything the Ai Coworker learns belongs to the role, not the person. The next hire starts where the last one stopped.
- What it knew staysClients, open work, decisions, how things are done here and the people involved.
- What it does keeps runningRoutines, skills, saved tools, app rules and connections carry on for the role.
- Day one, fully briefedThe new hire says "Bring me up to speed" and gets the whole role in one message.
- Private stays privatePersonal email and calendars never move. The new person connects their own.
Sam, first day as Account ExecutiveBring me up to speed on this role.
Ai CoworkerWelcome, Sam. Here is the role:
- Responsibilities
- Current priorities
- Outstanding work
- How things are done here
- Approved decisions
- People involved
- Already running for this role
Next to the tools you already have
A coworker, not another tool to run
Chat assistants answer questions. Automation tools run the steps you build. An Ai Coworker knows the role and gets the work done.
| Task | FaceMeet Ai Coworker | Chat assistants and automation tools |
|---|---|---|
| Keeps what it learned when someone leaves | Yes, it stays with the role for the next person | Tied to each user, or learns nothing |
| Works where your team already talks | Slack, Teams, Rooms, WhatsApp, text and email | Mostly in its own app |
| Does recurring work and tells you what changed | Yes, on its own | Only the steps you build |
| Asks before it sends, pays or deletes | Always, with your rule for each app | Varies by product |
When someone moves on
People move on. Nothing walks out the door with them.
Every client, process and shortcut the role has picked up lives with its Ai Coworker. Whoever steps in next has all of it from their first morning.
Day to day, it prepares reports, drafts follow-ups and handles tasks in the apps your team already uses, and asks you before it sends, pays or deletes anything.
Get an Ai CoworkerWhat it does for your team
Real work, the way you would ask for it
An inbox that only interrupts you when it matters
For example: "Only tell me about email that needs me today."
It reads new mail as it arrives, saves draft replies, and sends the rest to a midday roundup.
An investor deck in your brand
For example: "Make a 10-slide investor update with this quarter's revenue."
Designed slides in your colors and fonts with real charts, checked slide by slide before you get them.
Every call followed up
For example: "Join my calls with outside guests and send me the follow-ups."
Its own notetaker joins, then you get the summary and draft follow-up emails to approve.
A CRM that stays up to date
For example: "Log today's calls in HubSpot and move the deals that progressed."
Notes and stage changes in your CRM, after your approval, or on its own if you allow it.
Follow-ups that cancel themselves
For example: "Follow up with Dana on Thursday if she hasn't replied."
It checks for her reply first and only nudges if there is none.
Leads with verified work emails
For example: "Find 20 operations leaders at logistics companies in Texas."
The companies, the right person at each and a verified work email, ready to review.
Ready for every call
For example: "Prep me for my 2pm."
Who is on the call, what was said last time and what they asked for, from your email and CRM.
A job post written and posted
For example: "We need a salesperson in Dallas. Write the job and post it."
A standard job description with pay and hours, live on LinkedIn and Google's job search after your approval, and ready for Indeed and ZipRecruiter.
Every applicant interviewed by voice
For example: "Interview everyone who applies."
Applicants scan the QR code or tap the link and talk to it on their phone or computer, at any hour.
A shortlist with the reasons
For example: "Who are the best five so far?"
Each applicant scored out of 10 against the role, with their own words as the evidence.
The strongest invited back
For example: "Tell me when someone strong applies."
Strong applicants are invited to a longer interview, and you hear about each one as it happens.
Ad spend that is checked every week
For example: "Which campaigns are over budget this week?"
Spend against budget for each campaign in Google Ads or TikTok Ads, with changes proposed for your approval.
Slides and reports in your brand
For example: "Turn this month's results into a 6-slide deck."
Colors, fonts and logo read from your website, used on every deck it makes.
Posts drafted from what happened
For example: "Draft three LinkedIn posts about this week's launch."
Drafts in your voice to edit and approve; nothing is posted without your approval.
Research with sources
For example: "What are our three closest competitors charging?"
Findings from their own websites with links, in a short table.
Your phone answered
For example: "Answer our business line and tell me who called."
It picks up for your company, answers from what it knows about your business, and sends you what each caller wanted.
Orders taken on the call
For example: "Take orders by phone and send the payment link."
It takes the order and texts the caller a payment link from your own payment app, so the money goes straight to you.
Customer emails answered
For example: "Draft replies to every email in the support inbox."
Replies in your tone, sent after your approval, or on its own for the questions you allow.
What customers keep asking
For example: "What did customers ask about most this week?"
The common questions from the week's calls and emails, with the answers it gave.
Small bugs fixed as pull requests
For example: "Pick the smallest open bug, fix it, and open the pull request."
It reads your GitHub code, makes the change on its own branch, tests what it can and opens a draft pull request for your review.
What shipped, in plain words
For example: "Summarize what the team merged this week for a non-technical update."
From GitHub, Jira or Linear, written for the rest of the company.
Stuck work found early
For example: "Which issues have been stuck for over a week, and who owns them?"
From Linear or Jira, with the owner and the last update for each.
Internal tools, built
For example: "Build a dashboard of open bugs by team."
A private web app your team opens with a sign-in link, built from your real data.
Month-end without the copy and paste
For example: "Match Stripe to QuickBooks for October."
Payouts matched, mismatches flagged, and a report for your accountant.
Invoices sent and chased
For example: "Invoice Brightline for September and chase anything overdue."
Invoices drafted in your accounting app and polite reminders, sent after your approval.
Spreadsheets with real formulas
For example: "Build a 12-month cash forecast from these numbers."
An Excel file with working formulas and number formats, checked before it is sent.
Forms filled in
For example: "Fill in this vendor form with our company details."
The PDF form back to you with every field it could fill, and a note of what it left empty.
Integrations
Works with the apps you already use
3,000+ apps. If an app is not on the list, it can still work in it through its own browser, an MCP link or the app's API.
Chat and meetings
Slack
Microsoft Teams
WhatsApp
Text message
Discord
Zoom
Google Meet
Email and calendar
Gmail
Outlook
Google Calendar
Google Drive
Google Docs
OneDrive
Dropbox
Sales and CRM
HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Attio
Zoho CRM
Gong
Apollo
Finance and payments
Stripe
QuickBooks
Xero
Shopify
Paystack
Flutterwave
Moniepoint
HR and people
BambooHR
Gusto
Deel
Rippling
Workday
Personio
Breathe HR
SeamlessHR
Security and trust
Safe to let it work
Your approval first
It asks before it sends, pays, books or deletes anything. You approve the whole task once, in the app or the channel you use.
Your rules per app
For each app: it reads and asks before changes, it makes changes without asking, or it stays out.
Keys kept in a vault
Keys and passwords never go in chat. It never asks for a password; when it needs access, it asks to be invited.
Company sign-in
Verify your company's email domain and require Google Workspace or your own single sign-on.
Limits and a full record
A daily spending limit per person, an ad spend safeguard, and a record of every action it took.
How we handle your data
Every company gets a data processing agreement, we keep data only as long as the role needs it, and we list every service that touches it.
Also from FaceMeet
Hiring for the role, or growing in your own
Questions
What people ask first
What does it cost?
Your first 2,500 credits for the role are on us, for up to 30 days. After that, plans start at $50 a role per month, and you can top up credits any time. See the pricing page for every plan.
What can it do without asking?
It reads, researches, drafts and prepares on its own. It asks you before it sends, pays, books or deletes anything, and you approve the whole task once.
Which apps does it work in?
Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, email and text for talking to it, and 3,000+ apps for the work, including Gmail, Outlook, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe and QuickBooks.
What happens when someone leaves the role?
The role keeps its Ai Coworker and everything it knows: clients, processes, open tasks and how the team writes. The next person starts with all of it.
How long does it take to start?
A few minutes: start the role, connect your apps and ask for the first piece of work in the channel you already use.
Can FaceMeet help us hire for the role too?
Yes. Tell your Ai Coworker who you need. It publishes the role with an apply link and QR code, interviews every applicant by voice, gives the strongest a longer interview and brings you the best possible candidates.
Give your team an Ai Coworker
Your first 2,500 credits are on us for up to 30 days, about 300 everyday requests. No card needed. Then from $50 a role per month. See pricing