heidi core · one brain, just ask

One brain. Just ask.

Everything you know is scattered across ten tabs, and the answer's always in the one you didn't open. I hold it all in one connected memory, meetings, contacts, tasks, deals, and you just ask. Out loud if you want. I answer instantly, and I show you exactly where the answer came from.

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YouWhere did we land with Lemaire, and what do I still owe them?
heidi answers

Verbal yes on the pilot, waiting on legal. You owe them the redline by Friday, it's the only open item. Want me to draft the nudge?

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ask me anything

If you captured it, I can answer it.

No searching, no tabs, no “which doc was that in.” Ask in plain language, by voice or text, and I pull the answer from everything you've ever captured.

Ask by voice

“What did Marc say about the deadline?” — answered out loud, walking to your next call.

Meetings

Every call, searchable to the sentence.

Contacts

Who said what, and how they decide.

Deals & tasks

“What's open on NorthBeam?” — the full state of any deal, instantly.

Sourced

Every answer points to the exact call and timestamp.

HeidiTen tabs, or one question. I genuinely don't know why anyone still chooses the tabs.

watch me work

Ask out loud. Get the answer.

Ask out loud and watch me pull the answer from the meeting, the email and the task, then point you to exactly where it came from.

Heidi core

“What did Marc say about the deadline?”

Meeting · Apr 3Email threadTask · design review

End of Q3, but he flagged the design review as the real bottleneck. Push that first.

pulled from 3 sources in your memory

Runs in-app

how it answers

Not a guess. A sourced answer.

You ask

Type it or say it, in plain language, like you'd ask a teammate.

I search everything

Across every meeting, email, contact and task, one connected memory, not ten silos.

I answer instantly

In a sentence, with the actual quote when it matters, no scrolling, no digging.

You verify in a tap

Every answer links to the exact call and timestamp it came from. Trust, but check.

HeidiI don't make things up and hope. I show my work, tap any answer and you'll see where it lives.

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“It's the only place I look now. If I captured it, Heidi can find it, I pulled a six-week-old detail in two seconds, by voice, walking to a meeting. It's like Google for my own work, except it actually knows the context.”

— Name, Consultant · Company · beta

the honest catch

Sounds too good? Here's the fine print.

You might think“Isn't this just search with a nicer coat of paint?”
ActuallySearch returns ten links and makes you read them. I return the answer, synthesized across calls, emails and tasks, with the source attached. Different job entirely.
You might think“Won't it confidently make things up?”
ActuallyEvery answer is grounded in what you actually captured and links back to it. If it's not in your world, I tell you I don't know, I don't invent.
You might think“Do I have to learn some query language?”
ActuallyNo. You ask like you'd ask a colleague, messy, half-formed, by voice mid-walk. That's the whole point.
straight answers

The questions people ask.

Stop digging through ten tabs.

14 days, €0 today. Ask me anything and get a sourced answer, instantly.

one last thing

Just ask me something. That's literally the whole feature.

Ten seconds, and I'll go first.

Sound on, it's a real voice call