One decision we're working through with Butla is how much initiative a personal butler should take once it knows your preferences.
Imagine you've given it a standing instruction to arrange your usual ride to dinner, within a spending limit. If the price rises or your plans change, when should it stop and check with you?
The same question comes up with buying a birthday gift, following up on an email, or moving something in your calendar. What feels helpful in one situation can feel intrusive in another.
Hi everyone, I'm Ayomide, founder of Butla. We recently opened to the public after 18 months in beta, and we're preparing for our Product Hunt launch on Saturday.
Butla is a personal butler that learns your preferences, anticipates what needs attention, and helps carry requests through across work and everyday life.
Your AI butler for everyday life. Acts on your behalf, coordinates & keeps your day organized, handles tasks across work and home, and catches what you'd miss. Learns how you live: your routines and preferences to get things done your way.
Talk to your butler to research, create, coordinate, book, and buy, with your approval where it matters. Now open to everyone.
