Demi for founders
Every founder is the ops team.
Until this morning.
Demi is an AI teammate for the founder who is also the recruiter, the account manager and the person who owes eleven people a reply. It holds every thread you are running and hands back the ones that need you.
Free to download. Up to $50 in free credits.
Demi noticed
Before your first call
Gmail
Ashby
Notion
Slack
Calendar- From your docsThe investor update is due the first Tuesday, and it is Monday
- FlaggedMarek has a competing offer and needs an answer this week
- DraftedThe reply to Marek, and this month's update with the numbers pulled
- HeldTwo slots tomorrow, in case he wants to talk it through
Waiting on you before anything commits the company
Trusted by professionals at
- SOC 2 Type II
- CASA Tier II
- Google-verified app
The other half
The founder job nobody puts in the job description
You did not start a company to do this, and you cannot hire it away yet. So it accumulates, quietly, in the gaps between the work you actually founded the thing to do.
- Customer threadCandidate pipelineInvestor updateContract redline
Being the only person who knows everything
The customer conversation, the candidate pipeline, the investor thread and the contract redline all live in one founder's head. Yours. Nothing moves while you are in a meeting.
- Investor update
- Revenue
- Up, and you know why
- Hiring
- Two open, one closing
- Asks
- Intros
The update you write from scratch every month
The numbers exist. The wins exist. You still spend a Sunday assembling them into a paragraph, because nothing has pulled them together for you.
- Marek, senior engineer3 days
Competing offer, and the clock was already running
Candidates going cold while you are heads down
The best one had another offer and needed an answer this week. You saw the message three days later, between two customer calls.
- Drafts11 openToEveryone waiting on youNone of them finished
Context switching as the actual job
Eleven open loops, none of them finished, each needing five minutes of remembering before you can spend two minutes moving it.
The ops layer
One teammate holding every thread a founder is running
Demi sits across the mail, calendar, docs and tools a founder actually runs the company from. It is not waiting to be asked what to do. It is watching what your day created and working out which of your open loops moved.
So the update is drafted before the first Tuesday, the candidate gets an answer the day they need one, and the contract you have been meaning to read comes back summarised with the two clauses that matter flagged.
- Tracks
- Everything you are owed and everything you owe, across every tool.
- Drafts
- The recurring things before their deadline, not after it.
- Waits
- For your approval on anything that commits the company.
The difference, on the page
Everything the company is waiting on you for
Not an inbox. The list of loops that are open because you are the only person who can close them, with how long each one has been sitting, and what is already drafted against it.
Waiting on you
Monday, 8:04am
- Marek, senior engineer3 daysOffer reply drafted, with the two things he asked about
- Investor updateDue todayDraft assembled, numbers already pulled
- Acme contract5 daysRead, with the two clauses that matter flagged
- Design candidate1 dayIntro times held against your real week
Four things moved. Nothing sent until you say so
Your stack
Across everything you are running
A founder's context is not in one tool, which is why a chat window that can only see one of them was never going to help. Demi reads across the whole set.
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Slack
- Notion
Linear- Ashby
Attio
HubSpot
Granola
Google Drive
GitHub
Zoom
What changes once you have one
“The best CEOs stay in touch, follow through, and show up prepared. Demi makes those habits feel effortless.”
Bing Gordon
DirectorDuolingo
“Demi keeps every recruiting conversation organized, helps me prep faster, and makes follow-up feel thoughtful.”
Dana Schafer-Smith
Director, Technical RecruitingKleiner Perkins
“Demi preps me for every meeting, updates the CRM, and streamlines my sales motion without extra admin.”
Chase Macaione
Head of Global SalesValdera
“Demi is the sales-tuned drafting assistant I could never quite get another tool to be. Takes the drudgery out of replies, recaps, and follow-ups so I can sell faster and more tailored.”
Michael Chapman
Enterprise Account ExecutiveSpellbook
“As a founder, my inbox is a constant firehose. Demi shows me what needs attention, drafts responses in my voice, and keeps follow-ups moving.”
Samir Dutta
FounderFarsight AI
“Demi lets me respond to customers instantly while keeping every reply thoughtful, concise, and personal, adapting to exactly what I need and giving me hours back every week.”
Matthew Dumon
Customer Success ManagerAvoca
“Demi sounds like me!”
Abby Torggler
Project ManagerNen Creative
“Demi’s drafts are so good I can often just hit send. It feels like it already knows what I was going to say.”
Kush Agarwal
Director, AI DeploymentFurther AI
“I am absolutely OBSESSED with Demi. I am always so shocked with the drafts it creates for email replies - it's always so spot on with my voice.”
Emma Sturtevant
FounderEmma Sturtevant Career Coaching
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Frequently
asked questions
Who starts. A chat window is excellent once you have noticed the task, gathered the context and explained it. Demi is connected to your mail, calendar and tools, so it has already seen the candidate email land and the month tick over, and the work is waiting rather than starting when you ask.
Demi drafts and prepares on its own; it does not send. Anything that leaves your machine or commits the company is shown to you first. Demi is SOC 2 Type II compliant, Google-verified and assessed at CASA Tier 2, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and model providers do not retain it.
Yes. There is a free plan with up to $50 in free credits, and individual plans start at $25 a month. Credits meter the work Demi does rather than the seats you have, which is the right shape for a founder whose company is currently mostly them.
Download the Mac app and connect a tool. Demi starts from the threads and calendar you already have rather than from an empty state, so the first things it surfaces come from work that already exists. Most founders have a backlog it can start on immediately.
Yes, and both ways. Each person gets a private teammate on their own Mac holding their context and voice, and the team shares one in Slack that anyone can tag in a channel. Team pricing is quoted per team.
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