Nautis - The AI-native Operating System for founders.

@ayseluzerer6pg Really appreciate that! We believe AI is most useful when it can learn from the context you've already created, rather than asking you to start from a blank page every time.

@ayazyask47521 Thanks for the feedback! You can actually do this today by connecting your meeting transcription tool (like Read.ai, Fireflies, or similar). Nautis will automatically log meeting notes and action items into the CRM, so there's no need to copy and paste.

@c_kurtar55949 Thanks! That's exactly the direction we're headed. The vision for Chief of Staff is that it already understands your startup through the shared context in Nautis, so it can draft investor updates, board summaries, and other documents from your actual metrics and activity instead of requiring you to recreate the context every time.

@ceren_kaya_akgun Thank you! Our goal isn't to ask founders to replace everything overnight. Nautis integrates with many of the tools founders already use, so you can keep your existing stack while benefiting from shared AI context. As more of your startup's data and workflows connect through Nautis, the AI becomes increasingly useful because it understands your business, not just individual tasks.

@imran_rauf Thank you! Great question. The AI brain is shared, but permissions are not. Nautis has role-based and module-level access controls, so fundraising documents, financials, HR data, and CRM can each have different visibility based on a user's role. Our AI Chief of Staff follows those same permission boundaries, meaning it only accesses and responds using information that the current user is authorized to see.

@nuseir_yassin1 Thanks, Nuseir! Yes, that's exactly where we're heading. Since our AI Chief of Staff has context across meetings, tasks, CRM, documents, finances, and planning, it can identify recurring themes, missed follow ups, delayed decisions, or risks before they become bigger problems. The goal isn't just to summarize what happened, but to proactively help founders focus on what needs attention next.

@akeed_rifza Great question! It's a shared workspace with role-based permissions, so everyone works from the same source of truth while only seeing what they're authorized to access. Each founder can also have their own personalized AI experience based on their role, responsibilities, and permissions, but the underlying business context stays consistent across the company.

@clemente_lopez1 Thank you! I completely agree. We don't believe AI should replace founder judgment. It should protect a founder's time and surface the information needed to make better decisions.

From day one, our AI Chief of Staff helps with things like inbox triage, meeting summaries, investor follow ups, daily briefings, metrics, tasks, approvals, and preparing investor updates. The idea is to reduce context switching so founders can spend more time thinking and less time collecting information.

At launch, we integrate with tools like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Gmail, Google Calendar, meeting transcription platforms, Stripe, and several other external tools. The goal isn't to replace everything overnight, but to bring business context together so the AI can work across your existing stack instead of becoming another isolated tool.

@andrasczeizel Thank you! You captured the problem perfectly. Founders don't really need another dashboard, they need something that understands what's happening across the business.

That's exactly how we're thinking about the AI Chief of Staff. It prioritizes signals like blockers, missed follow ups, upcoming investor conversations, runway, approvals, delayed milestones, and anything that needs the founder's attention instead of simply listing everything that changed.

And yes, that's where we're headed. Over time, Nautis learns from what founders consistently act on, postpone, or ignore, so the briefings become more personalized and aligned with how each founder prefers to run their company.

@aryan787544 Thank you! That's a great observation, and we've seen exactly that.

Most founders don't adopt Nautis all at once. They usually start with one problem, whether that's fundraising, planning, meetings, CRM, or finance. As more of their business starts living in one place, the shared business context becomes more valuable, and Nautis naturally becomes the place where decisions happen.

We don't expect founders to change how they work overnight. The goal is to deliver value from day one and let adoption grow organically as the AI understands more of their business.