New since launch: your daily note now fills itself
Thanks to everyone who joined us at launch last month. Here's what we've shipped since, and it moves Buddy past "notes into a plan" into a note that fills itself.
Your note fills itself. Connect email and calendar and the daily note fills in on its own: today's agenda, the emails that actually need a reply, and a draft answer for each, in your voice. You approve what goes out.
Drafts that sound like you. Replies match your greetings, sign-offs, and tone. Learned from how you write, never from what you wrote. And "emails to handle" learns who you actually reply to, so it stays quiet about the rest.
First drafts, not blank pages. A slide or form request lands in your inbox and Buddy writes the first draft from your own data. Unknown fields stay blank. You review, finish, and send.
Answers grounded in your own files. Upload a doc to the Library and Buddy answers from it, with links back to your notes instead of the generic web.
Topics, because you asked. A few of you wanted a way to follow the threads running across your notes. Buddy now spots recurring themes and writes a short summary of each, with every line linked back to the exact note it came from.
The plan-then-execute flow you saw at launch is still here: safe steps run on one click, anything reaching another person waits for your review.
Try it: ainote.tech
Curious what you'd want your note to fill in first, the inbox or the calendar?


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I think I'd start with the inbox.
Going through emails and deciding what actually needs my attention takes more time than checking my calendar. If Buddy can filter the important ones and prepare a good first draft, that would already be a big time saver.
Buddy AI Note
@hosseinyazdi Thanks Hossein, that's exactly the bet we made. The inbox is where the time goes, so Buddy sorts the ones that actually need you from the noise, and drafts a first reply for each in your own voice. The triage even learns from you over time: reply to someone and it pays closer attention, skip them and it quiets down. Would love to hear how it holds up on your real inbox if you give it a go.