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One virtual worker.
The whole job.

Talk to Chusky, give it a task, and get the outcome. It can call, meet, browse, research, create, and work across your tools—while you keep the important decisions.

One virtual worker

Talk. Assign.
Get the outcome.

Chusky is one place to give work—not a set of separate call, meeting, and workflow products. Start the conversation where you already are. Chusky carries the task across the tools and steps it needs, then returns with the result.

  1. 01

    Talk to Chusky.

    Start on phone, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, SMS, X, web chat, or your own website.

  2. 02

    Give it the task.

    Say what you need in plain language, add the useful context, and define what a good outcome looks like.

  3. 03

    Let Chusky work.

    It can call, join a meeting, browse, research, create a file, or act in the tools you have connected.

  4. 04

    Get the outcome.

    A booked meeting, updated record, prepared report, sent follow-up, or a clear account of what happened comes back to you.

  5. 05

    Keep your authority.

    Budgets and approval rules stay with the work. Important actions wait for your decision.

01 / Conversations

Talk to Chusky anywhere.

Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, SMS, X, web chat, or the CLI. Connect the channels you need, or bring Chusky to visitors through a chat widget on your own website.

02 / Tasks

Ask for the outcome.

Call a customer, follow up after a meeting, research a topic, prepare a document, update the CRM, book time, send an email, or complete a longer multi-step job.

03 / Calls

Handle the call and what follows.

Built-in incoming and outgoing call handling can answer customer questions, confirm details, and turn the conversation into the next useful action.

04 / Meetings

Carry the agreement forward.

Chusky can join Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Webex, capture outcomes and next steps, and turn the meeting into follow-up work. The host may need to admit it.

05 / Connected tools

Move across the tools you use.

Connect to 6,000+ tools and work within 1,000+ of them. Use Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Box, and Stripe, or keep Salesforce and HubSpot records up to date through the accounts you authorize.

06 / Proactive work

Catch the next thing early.

Attention Pulse, also called Elena, can check the inbox and calendar on your schedule. New email, calendar changes, HubSpot deal updates, and Slack events can trigger a next step.

07 / Longer projects

Keep the goal in motion.

Work over days or weeks with saved steps, budgets for time, tool calls, and cost, plus an agreed finish line. Pause, resume, or change course when needed.

08 / Practical output

Get more than a reply.

Use a browser that fills forms and checks its work with screenshots. Turn research into reports, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and image files.

09 / Memory

Keep the useful context.

Chusky can remember the files, decisions, and context needed for the next step while keeping each customer’s memory separate.

10 / Your control

Keep your say in the work.

Risky actions can wait for approval, and approvals can expire. Every run has a budget and a full action record.

Built-in call handling

Calls, handled
end to end.

Chusky can answer incoming business calls and make outgoing ones. It can answer a customer’s question, confirm the details, and carry what was agreed into the next piece of work.

Editorial illustration of a business owner handling a call while reviewing the next steps
A call with somewhere to go next. Editorial illustration.

The call is the start.
The outcome is the job.

  1. 01

    Answer with context.

    Give Chusky the brief, connected information, and boundaries it needs to handle the conversation.

  2. 02

    Make the call.

    Reach a lead, supplier, or customer to ask the question, confirm the detail, or move a conversation forward.

  3. 03

    Turn talk into work.

    Prepare the follow-up, book the next meeting, update the CRM, or bring an important send back for approval.

Calling depends on the voice provider, number, permissions, and instructions configured for the workspace.

Zoom · Meet · Teams · Webex

Meetings that turn
into action.

Chusky can join the conversation, capture the decisions, and help carry out what comes next. The useful part is what happens after everyone leaves.

Editorial illustration of colleagues turning a meeting into a working plan
For the work around the conversation. Editorial illustration.

From the room to the next step.

  1. 01

    Join with a purpose.

    Bring Chusky into a Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Webex call with the context and the job you need it to do.

  2. 02

    Keep what was agreed.

    Capture decisions, commitments, open questions, and who needs to do what. Keep the next step connected to the conversation that created it.

  3. 03

    Follow through.

    Prepare the follow-up, update a customer record, or set the next task in motion using the apps you have connected.

ZoomGoogle MeetMicrosoft TeamsWebex

One mission, start to finish

Runs work that takes
days, not seconds.

Give Chusky a goal. It can find relevant people, enrich the list, save the work, reach out, join the meeting, follow up, and keep the relationship moving.

From finding the right people to following up, meeting them, and keeping the relationship healthy—Chusky can run the whole mission.

  1. 01

    Goal

    Start with the business outcome Chusky should pursue.

  2. 02

    Signals

    Chusky can watch for the changes and opportunities that matter.

  3. 03

    List

    It can build a working list of people relevant to the goal.

  4. 04

    Shortlist

    It can surface the strongest fits to pursue first.

  5. 05

    Enrichment

    It can add the available contact and company details the work needs.

  6. 06

    Saved work

    The list can be saved to Notion, Google Sheets, a CRM, or another connected tool.

  7. 07

    Next action

    Chusky can set the reminder and return when the next step is due.

  8. 08

    Research

    It can understand each person and prepare outreach for their situation.

  9. 09

    Outreach

    Chusky can start the conversation and keep the next step moving.

  10. 10

    Meeting

    It can join, listen, participate, take notes, and schedule the follow-up.

  11. 11

    Follow-up

    It can continue the conversation until the mission reaches its defined end.

  12. 12

    Client

    After the sale, Chusky can keep checking that the customer has what they need.

  13. 13

    Feedback

    It can collect what customers say and surface what needs attention.

Available signals, contact details, channels, and actions depend on the providers and accounts you connect. Chusky can continue toward a target, but enrichment, replies, meetings, and deals are not guaranteed.

Proactive, not just on command

Ready before
you remember to ask.

Some work starts with a message. Some starts when an email arrives, a meeting changes, or a deal moves forward. Chusky can respond to the events and schedules you choose.

Attention Pulse · Elena

A quiet check-in
on the things that matter.

Choose when Elena checks your inbox and calendar. Let it surface what needs attention, prepare the next step, or keep an authorized task moving. Set the schedule and the room it has to act.

You choose the watch.
The inbox, calendar, and work you want it to check.
You choose the rhythm.
Scheduled check-ins, reminders, and recurring jobs.
You keep the decision.
Important actions still stop for your approval.

Projects that take time

A goal that stays
on the board.

Give Chusky a project that takes days or weeks. It can work through the steps, wait for a reply or a missing detail, and pick up again with the progress saved. You set the budget and agree what a finished job should look like.

A plan to work through.
Steps, handoffs, and a clear finish line.
Limits you can see.
A budget for the work and a record of the actions.
A result you can inspect.
Files, evidence, and progress that stay with the project.

Start from a change

New email Calendar changes HubSpot deal updates Slack events

See how it stays on track

Scheduled watches and background work follow your setup and permissions. Chusky checks what you configure; it does not monitor every connected app by default.

From the plan to the practical part

Open the page.
Move the work forward.

Some tasks need a browser. Others need research, writing, and a careful check. Chusky can bring those steps together as one piece of work.

Browser work

More than a link
to the next task.

Ask Chusky to navigate a website, fill a form, and check what changed. It reads the page, uses its controls, and verifies the result before reporting back.

When a site needs a verification code, CAPTCHA, or a decision only you can make, it can pause for your help. Keep the work in the same session and continue when you’re ready.

One job, several roles

Different steps.
One outcome.

Chusky can divide a larger job into clear roles and pass the work from one step to the next. Research can feed a report, and a checking step can review the result before it comes back to you.

Each role can have the tools and limits it needs. The handoffs stay part of one mission, with progress and responsibility you can follow.

Three levels of authority

Choose how far Chusky can go.

Different work needs different room to act. Set the level that fits the task, then change it as trust and context grow.

Observe

Show me what matters.

Chusky can watch the sources you configure and surface the messages, events, or changes that deserve attention.

Prepare

Get the next step ready.

It can research, draft, organize, and prepare the action so you can review it before anything consequential happens.

Carry out

Complete reversible work.

Where your policy allows it, Chusky can take approved, reversible steps and bring back the provider result.

Memory with boundaries

The next step starts with the right context.

Chusky can keep the useful files, facts, and decisions close to the work. Customer memory stays separate, and channel context follows the boundaries you set.

Remember the work.

Keep the brief, prior decisions, created files, and open questions available when the mission returns to its next step.

Separate each customer.

Do not let one customer’s private context spill into another conversation, channel, or workspace.

The boundary matters

Understand. Prepare. Then act.

Knowing how to do something is only part of the picture. Your account connections, permissions, and approval policy determine what Chusky can do for your workspace.

Read and prepare

Get the work ready.

Research, compare, summarize, draft a reply, or create a file before committing to an external change.

Review and commit

Keep the decision yours.

Actions such as sending, publishing, deleting, or spending follow the configured policy and available provider evidence.

Your yes still matters

You stay
in control.

Spending money, deleting something important, changing permissions, and high-impact messages wait for the owner’s approval. Chusky can prepare the work and show the exact action before you decide.

Approvals can expire. Each run has a budget for time, tool calls, and cost, plus a record of what happened. Nothing is marked done without the available receipt from the provider.

Understand the controls

Make it yours

Start with the work in front of you.

Try a request, bring a file, or connect a relevant app. Browser sessions, meetings, calls, and background execution need the corresponding providers enabled.