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3 replies drafted, waiting for review
Two clients and the venue follow-up. One tap each to send.
Calendar conflict at 2:00 PM resolved
Design review moved to 3:30 — both attendees confirmed.
Topic watch: competitor changed pricing
Summary with sources attached. Flagged as worth a read.
Prepared overnight by your Daily Briefing agent.
You already know how to chat with AI. Here's what comes next.
A chatbot
An agent
Your first AI agent in 60 seconds. No setup required — watch one work →
One click links Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Drive, and 20+ more — managed OAuth, multiple accounts per service, revocable any time.
Hand an agent a one-off task, put it on a schedule, or turn on the Proactive Assistant and let it find what needs doing.
Results arrive ready to use. Anything that sends, spends, or changes data waits for your go-ahead first.
The Proactive Assistant
Most AI waits for instructions. The Proactive Assistant scans your connected services every few hours, surfaces what needs attention, and either handles it or asks you to approve.
An old thread from a client resurfaced. Draft is ready — review and send.
Two meetings overlap tomorrow. Here are three options to resolve it.
A competitor you track shipped a feature. Summary and sources attached.
Approval gates on anything sensitive. You stay in the loop.
Pick an outcome — each links to a replay of a real run. These are the jobs a chatbot can't do: they read your accounts, run on schedules, and arrive without being asked.
One Telegram message — it planned the job, scanned 400 emails, and put 4 meetings on the calendar.
your Versatl assistantTry it →
A briefing built overnight from your inbox, calendar, and news — waiting for you, not asked for.
Daily BriefingTry it →
It works through the backlog in your actual Gmail — and tells you what's worth your attention.
Inbox ManagerTry it →
It reads your real calendar — and can reschedule things, with your approval.
Calendar AssistantTry it →
It watches while you're away — the digest arrives by email, every week.
Competitor MonitorTry it →
One sentence to the Agent Builder — an agent with a schedule, email delivery, and a memory.
Agent BuilderTry it →
The Agent Builder
No code, no config files, no prompt engineering. Tell the Builder what you want in plain English — it writes the agent: instructions, tool connections, schedule, delivery, guardrails. Refine it the same way: just keep talking.
Every Friday at 4, email me a book recommendation. Never repeat one.
Done — created Book Pick. It runs Fridays at 4:00 PM, delivers to your inbox, and remembers past picks so it never repeats one.
One sentence in — schedule, delivery, and memory wired up.
Agents work in the tools you use, and reach you in the rooms you already live in — no infrastructure to host.
Behind every channel is the same Orchestrator — your personal front desk that knows which specialist to call.
You're in control
Watch agents work in real time — every step and tool call, in plain language.
Anything that sends, spends, or changes data waits for your go-ahead first.
Your connections are encrypted and never shown to the AI. Revoke any time.
Each run's cost is broken down to the model call on your billing page.
Load a balance and pay only when an agent works for you: the provider's cost plus a flat 20% platform fee. Every charge is itemized down to the model call, and your billing page shows exactly where each cent went.
See how pricing works →Where your money goes
Provider cost — what the AI model and tool providers charge, passed through
Platform fee — Versatl's flat 20% on provider cost
Publisher fee — set by third-party agent creators, shown before you run
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