A personal agent for founders
The assistant that doesn't wait to be asked.
You talk to it. It briefs you before each meeting, follows up, reschedules, replies, and puts your calls through. You get your day back.
- Google Workspace
- Microsoft 365
- Slack
- Notion
- Granola
- Fireflies
- Fathom
- Telegram
- SMS
- Any MCP server
Say who. folo puts you through.
Talk to folo the way you'd talk to an operator. It dials and connects you. No numbers, no looking anything up.
One day, as folo runs it.
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Your day,
handled.
Plugs into what you already use.
Your calendar, email, docs and meetings, plus any tool with an MCP server.
Off your plate. Let folo handle it.
folo follows up, places holds, reschedules and replies on its own, so your day is clear for the work.
Questions.
What does folo read?
Calendar, email and files on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, plus meeting transcripts. Notion and Slack too, if you connect them.
How does it hear meetings?
Online, a notetaker joins under your name, or folo imports from Granola, Fireflies, Fathom or Meet notes. In person, it records through the app after a consent step.
How does it reach me?
Through the folo app, and by phone call before the meetings that matter. SMS in the US, Telegram everywhere.
Does folo send things without asking?
Yes, for routine work: follow-ups, holds, reschedules and replies go out on their own, each with its sources. It checks with you first before writing to someone new, or when a message carries text from outside.
What does my team see?
One record per meeting for the whole team, each read by every teammate's own agent. Meetings with outsiders are shared; internal ones stay private to who was there, and any attendee can change that.
How do I start?
Sign in with Google or Microsoft, confirm a phone number and name your agent. The first brief arrives within minutes, built from your calendar and email, with no IT department needed.
Join the waitlist.
The private beta takes founders and small teams first. Your email, then two optional questions.