Equerry
Remembers emails, notes and voice memos you share, then briefs you before calls and meetings.
Equerry builds a private memory from whatever you forward it — emails, notes, PDFs, screenshots, voice memos — and uses it to brief you before a call, watch a thread until it closes, or answer sourced questions like what a client said in an email weeks ago. It only offers next steps, like "want me to keep watch on Acme?"; you accept or decline each one rather than it running things automatically. The page frames it against hiring an executive assistant, citing the US Bureau of Labor Statistics average salary of $74,260/year for that role, and says your archive is deletable at any time.
What holds up
- +Shows the source every time it answers from your notes, emails or the web, not a bare answer
- +You accept or decline each suggested action — nothing runs without your confirmation
- +No setup required — it starts offering next steps after you share a few emails or notes
- +Archive is deletable any time, per the page's own privacy claim
Mind the limits
- −Only as good as what you remember to forward — no access beyond what you explicitly share
- −No pricing shown on the page — you don't know the cost before signing up
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