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Chief of staff

June follows up.On your customers, your team, and you.

A chief of staff that notices what has stopped moving, finds out why, and stays on it until it does. It works in Slack, the web and the app, and it asks before anything goes out.

What it looks like

Five messages from one week.

SlackMon 07:00

An overdue invoice

June

Invoice 2026-041 to Meyer GmbH is 12 days overdue. Reminder drafted below, in your tone, one paragraph, ready to paste. Say “Friday” and I’ll bring it back with a firmer second draft.

A Drive sheet June reads weekly, a scheduled check, a draft in your voice.

SlackMon 07:00

Three finished jobs

June

Three customers finished onboarding last week and none has been asked for a review. Three asks below, one line each. Kessler is the warmest; start there.

A customer sheet or your connected tools, read on a schedule. Drafts only.

SlackTue 09:12

A pull request nobody picked up

June

PR #418 (the invoice export) has waited on review since Friday. I read it: two small things, comments left. It’s mergeable once you glance at the migration.

GitHub connected. June reviews, comments and opens PRs itself when asked.

SlackMon 07:00

The morning readout

June

Nothing broke overnight. Sign-ups flat week over week; the drop is all from the pricing page, likely the plan-name change on the 24th. One PR waiting on you. Today’s one thing: the pricing decision you moved twice.

A scheduled prompt over GitHub and the analytics integration you added, delivered to the channel you chose.

JuneThu 08:30

The call you keep not making

June

You said Wednesday for the call with the tax advisor. It’s Thursday. I’ve drafted the two questions you wanted answered so the call is ten minutes, not an hour. Want the draft, or a new date?

You told June once. It set the reminder and kept the context.

One day

A morning with June.

  1. 07:00

    The readout arrives

    What moved, what broke, what is stuck and on whom. Every item already looked into. It ends with the one thing today.

  2. 09:12

    A reply comes in

    You paste Meyer’s answer into the thread: Friday. June sets a reminder for Friday afternoon to check whether the money arrived.

  3. 14:30

    A reminder that checked first

    “The export PR is merged, so the release note you promised is the only thing left. Draft attached.” It looked before it spoke.

  4. 21:00

    The evening edition

    Only if you ask for one. What changed since the morning, the one thing still open from today, and nothing about how you worked.

Who it's for

Built for the person who is also the bottleneck.

One thing you have been carrying.

Tell June about it. It will ask what “moved” means, and it will not let it slide.

Start with June

Works in Slack, the web and the app. Asks before anything goes out.