# You're running everything. Nothing should slip. Littlebird learns from your screen and your meetings, then acts across your apps, so the follow-up, the intro, the reminder, and the doc all happen without you holding it in your head. [Download for Mac](/content/download/index.html) ## A second brain that works. Memory across every tool you already use: email, calendar, docs, Slack, and your meetings. Plus an agent that does the next step. Not another dashboard to check, not another bot to babysit, and not a three-week rollout. No procurement, no IT project. Install it and it's working today. ### Emails Outlook Gmail ### Docs Word Google Docs ### AI LLMs Claude ChatGPT Littlebird ### Calendars Outlook Cal Google Cal ### Meetings Zoom Teams ### Off-limits * Passwords * Financials ## What it does Littlebird does the work, not just the chat. It sees what you're working on, remembers all of it, and takes the next step. The follow-up, the intro, the doc, handled. * **Sees your work**: Screen and meeting awareness, so it has the context you would otherwise have to re-explain. * **Remembers it**: Nothing falls through. Ask it anything from last week or last quarter. * **Acts on it**: Drafts the email, books the hold, pulls the doc. Across mobile, desktop, Slack, and text. * **Connects everything**: Email, calendar, docs, Slack, and meetings in one place, so you stop being the thing that wires them together. A good assistant runs about **$80K/year**.  Littlebird starts at **$20/month**. ## Built for operators like you. The typical Littlebird founder runs a sub-50-person company, wears every hat, and has no time to babysit another tool. $11M preseed [VERIFY] Placeholder, not yet confirmed. Verify this figure before publishing. #1 on Product Hunt [VERIFY] Placeholder, not yet confirmed. Verify this claim before publishing. ### From a founder "I asked it one question and it knew everything else. I didn't have to re-explain my life." ## Two-minute install On your Mac. No setup, no migration. No IT, no procurement No rollout and no approvals. Start today. ## Useful on day one Quiet at first while it learns your work, helpful within the hour. ## What you get ### One assistant, everywhere you work. Lives everywhere you do Mobile, desktop, Slack, and text. The only AI that is actually where the work happens, so you stop switching windows to find it. ### Meeting memory Every call captured, labeled, and searchable. Chat with your notes instead of rewatching the recording. ### Acts across your apps, on a schedule Not just answers, real execution. Set a routine once, like every Monday pull my pipeline and flag what is stale, and Littlebird runs it. ## Don't take our word for it Copy a prompt, paste it into the AI you already use, and let it research Littlebird for you. ### The Research Research Littlebird (littlebird.ai), an AI that learns from your screen and meetings so it already knows what you're working on. I run a small company and wear every hat. Look at their site and anything else you can find, then give it to me straight: what's actually useful for a founder, what the catches are, and whether it's worth my time. Don't sell me, just tell me what you find. ### The Gut Check I'm a founder. My week is back-to-back meetings, investor updates, hiring, and a hundred open loops across email, Slack, and docs. Look at Littlebird (littlebird.ai) and show me, with a real example or two, how it would fit a week like that. Be specific about where it helps and honest about where it wouldn't. Then give me your bottom line: would it actually keep things from slipping? ## Ask it what to automate. Then watch it do it. These are the questions it already knows how to answer. * What did I promise Sarah last week? * Which client emails still need a reply? * Catch me up before my 3pm call. * Find the contract clause I reviewed Tuesday. * What's still open on the Henderson matter? Littlebird You told Sarah you'd send the revised NDA by end of week. That was in your Thursday email at 4:12 PM. The draft is still in your Google Docs folder, last edited Wednesday. ## Your data is private. Here's exactly how. You're always in control of what Littlebird sees, stores, and shares. * **You're in control**: Any point, no approval, no waiting. * **Pause capture**: Hit pause from the menu bar. Capture stops instantly. * **Exclude any app**: Remove any app from its view in one click. Stays excluded. * **Delete your data**: Wipe your history completely, anytime. Gone for good. * **Used only for you**: Only used to make Littlebird work for you. * **Never sold**: Not to advertisers, data brokers, or any third party. Ever. * **Never shared**: Nothing leaves outside what you explicitly allow. * **Never trained on**: Your content never feeds AI models, ours or anyone else's. * **Encrypted at every step**: Locked from capture all the way to storage. ## Authorized Certifications SOC 2 GDPR CCPA HIPAA ## Questions founders actually ask. **Does Littlebird store my privileged client communications?** All your information is stored on a secure AWS server, encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, so you never have to worry about privacy. **Can I control which matters or clients it tracks?** Yes. Exclude any app or pause capture entirely from the menu bar in one click. **Does it work with Clio, iManage, or my existing practice management system?** Yes. Littlebird reads what is on your screen. No integration, API, or migration required. **What happens if I work on a shared computer?** Littlebird is tied to your Mac user account. Other users on the same machine cannot access your history. **Is my Littlebird data protected if subpoenaed?** The same rules that apply to your internal notes apply here. We recommend checking your bar association's ethics guidance for jurisdiction-specific questions. **How is this different from just using ChatGPT?** ChatGPT does not know what you worked on yesterday. Littlebird does: every answer comes from your actual work history, not a generic model. ## Littlebird installs on your Mac in under two minutes. [Download for Mac](/content/download/index.html)