We've spent a lot of time thinking about the capability side of this, but I think the more interesting question is the trust boundary.
For example, I'd probably trust AI to:
notice that I'm waiting on someone
remind me about a commitment I made
connect context from different conversations
draft a follow-up
But actually sending the message, making a decision, or changing something on my calendar feels different.
We built Luna because founders carry an entire company’s context across email, calendars, Slack, meetings, metrics, and a dozen other tools. Important work quietly slips, and hiring a chief of staff is usually out of reach.
Luna is an AI chief of staff for early-stage founders. It tells you what actually needs your attention, drafts and takes approved actions, follows up with the right people, and helps keep the company moving without another dashboard to babysit.
We built the MVP in 10 days and shipped the first version in 5. Now we’re putting it in the hands of founders one at a time and trying to answer a simple question: what would make this indispensable every morning?
If you’re a founder juggling too many tools and responsibilities, I’d love your blunt feedback. What’s the task or decision that most often slips through the cracks for you?
Try Luna here: https://letluna.com/