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An AI that reads the room, plans the work, and keeps the board honest.
Speak to it, paste a meeting into it, or leave it to watch. It turns what happened into what happens next — and asks you before it touches anything. The board is free forever. The AI is $5.99 a year.
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Gravitine AI
ListeningMove the print partner to done, put the launch film on Thursday, and tell Ana.
Three seconds, spoken. It understood “the print partner” meant a card it had never been told about.
“Less noise. More signal. Everything in its orbit.”
The work, held
AI · Comprehension
Paste a transcript, forward an email, drop in a voice note. Gravitine reads it the way a good chief of staff would — picking out what was actually decided, who owns it, when it is due, and what quietly depends on something else.
AI · Reading
From a 41-minute call · 6,200 wordsWhat was said
…so Marta, can you take the spring outline? Before Thursday ideally, because the printer needs it. “Yeah I can do Thursday.” Okay and the print partner thing — has anyone actually called them back? That's been sitting for like two weeks. “I'll chase it Friday.” …Ana, the film's graded, right? Client wants it Thursday but honestly if the print thing slips we can't… “Let's book the shoot for the 25th either way.”
What Gravitine made
Marta K · To do · due Thu 24 Sep
Pavel P · To do · due Fri 25 Sep
Ana R · In motion · due Thu 24 Sep
Marta K · In motion · due Fri 25 Sep
Noticed: the launch film depends on the print partner, and nobody said so out loud. Linked them.
Four cards, four owners, four dates and one dependency — from a call nobody took notes in.
AI · Reasoning
Not alerts. Not a red badge. It follows the consequences of a slipped date through the whole board and tells you the one thing you need to decide — with its working shown, so you can disagree.
AI · Thinking
Tuesday, 09:14ObservedConfirm print partner has not moved in nine days and its due date passed on Friday.
TracedApprove launch film is linked to it. Nothing can be sent to the client until the printer is confirmed.
CheckedPavel has four cards due this week and two are already overdue. Friday is not realistic.
ConcludedThursday's client send cannot hold. It will slip by at least three days whatever happens next.
One decision for you
Move the client send to Tuesday 29th — or drop the cut-down and ship Thursday as planned?
It found this before the stand-up. Nobody asked it to look.
AI · Automation
Standing instructions, written in plain English, that the AI carries out on its own. Switch one on and the admin it covers simply stops being your problem.
Write your own the same way. If you can say it, it will run it.
Everything it does
Out loud or typed. “Push everything in review to next week.” One sentence replaces twenty drags — on your phone, walking out of a meeting, hands full.
“What is at risk this week?” “What is Ana waiting on?” “Are we going to make the launch?” Three sentences naming three cards — not a dashboard, not a chart, not a meeting.
Transcripts, emails, voice notes, a photo of a whiteboard, a messy paragraph at midnight. It comes back as structure — cards, owners, dates, dependencies.
“Plan a spring collection launch for a five-person studio.” Lanes, cards, sequence and sensible dates, generated from one sentence — then you shape it, because you know the business and it does not.
A card stalled nine days. A deadline that cannot hold because the one before it slipped. Someone quietly carrying too much. It works out what that means and tells you once.
Client emails, Monday summaries, handover notes, the status update your investor asked for — drafted from the board, not from what someone half-remembered. You change a word and send it.
And still
The AI proposes and waits. Every card it drafts, every date it changes, every email it writes arrives as a suggestion with its reasoning attached. There are no autonomous agents quietly rearranging your business overnight — because intelligence should remove work, not hand you a second job supervising it.
The board underneath
An AI is only as good as what it can see. So the board came first — and it is free for everyone, with or without the intelligence on top.
Outline spring collection
Brand · due ThuConfirm print partner
Operations · due FriApprove launch film
Marketing · todayReview studio costs
Finance · due WedSet Q2 direction
Leadership · Apr 04A different kind of software company
Every element earns its place — the AI most of all. If it does not help the work move, it does not belong on the board.
No notifications designed to pull you back in. No chat bubble with a personality. It speaks only when it has something worth saying.
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