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Always on

Pick a site and say what you want. It keeps doing it, on a schedule or whenever something changes there.

School and study

Help with what's on your screen, practice before the test, and the busywork around it.

Email and chat

Read it, sort it, answer it. It's built to ask before anything goes out.

Calendar and meetings

Find the time, prep for the call, file the notes after.

Home and errands

Groceries, trips, bills and returns, stopped at checkout for your slide to pay.

Research and docs

Sources, one-pagers, sheets, slides and forms, written where you keep them.

Sales

Leads, deals, follow-ups and call prep, right in your CRM.

Marketing and content

Posts, emails, ads, SEO and the weekly numbers, each post after your OK.

Support and shops

Tickets, refunds, orders and stock, with every reply drafted for you to send.

Product and engineering

Specs, sprints, reviews, deploys and the 2 AM page.

People and money

Hiring, onboarding, access, expenses, invoices and the month-end close.

HOW IT RUNS

Ask once, or keep it going.

Every job above runs the same two ways: right now, through an API it builds for the site the first time, or always on, whenever the site changes. Either way it's built to stop for your OK before it sends or pays.

ANY APP, IN REAL TIME

It learns each site once. Then it's instant.

On a website, DuckyHelper writes small JavaScript tools for that site and builds an API from its own buttons, forms and requests. Next time it calls them directly, so the job runs in one go instead of click by click. No web side? It works in that window with its own cursor while you keep using yours.

Learning the siteEarly accesssalesforce.comfindOpportunities(filter)updateDeals(ids, fields)exportCSV(report)Click by click: 40 dealsWith its API: 1 call

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ALWAYS ON

Pick a site, say what you want. It keeps doing it.

Set it once: a site, what you want, and when. On a schedule, or whenever something changes there, like a new message, a price drop or a new order. Each run goes through the API it learned for that site, so it's quick, and it's still built to ask before it sends or pays. Early access on Mac.

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Site
linkedin.com
What
Reply to new recruiter messages with my template. Ask me first for anything else.
When
Whenever a new message arrives
Runs
Always on · through the API it learned
Run history
  • Template reply to a recruiter, sent after your OK9:41 AM
  • Asked you about a message that wasn't a recruiterYesterday
  • Template reply to a recruiter, sent after your OKMon
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Not on the list? Ask it anyway.

It works in any app you use, so the list never ends. Say what you want done and it learns the site the first time.

Questions and jobs

Do anything

Ask it a question or hand it a job, in any app.

Doing jobs for you is in early access on Mac. Asking works on Mac, Windows and Linux.