Say it like a person.
“Call the hotel about late checkout.” A task, a little context, the outcome you want. No project-management ceremony required.
A small rebellion against busy.
You weren’t
born to
run errands.
What is your time worth?
More than hold music. More than the fifth follow-up.
More than a Sunday spent catching up on life.
Get your time back
Request early access. Free to start once you’re in.
YOUR LIFE IS THE MAIN EVENT.Let’s clear the supporting acts
Meet your new accomplice.
Less life admin.
More life.
Butler is an AI assistant that makes calls, researches the options, drafts the awkward email and helps untangle your calendar.
Hand over the task. Keep the decisions.
Go do something you’ll actually remember.
THE CALL YOU’RE AVOIDINGTHE 19 OPEN TABSTHE “QUICK” ERRANDTHE FOLLOW-UP TO THE FOLLOW-UP
Competent. With a pulse of personality.
“Delighted to
do your admin.”
Said no one.
Butler won’t write a love letter to your to-do list. It will help you get through it. Warmly. Capably. With the occasional raised eyebrow.
At your service. Still has a spine.
YOU + BUTLERILLUSTRATIVE CONVERSATION
YOU
Find out if the dentist has anything after 4 on Friday.
butler.
I'll check. You have better things to do than develop a relationship with their hold music.
Butler calls the business and reports what it learns.
Real work starts after sign-up. This is a preview of the voice.
Less setup. One useful job.
Start with something
you’d rather not do.
Pick a starting point. Change the brief. Butler takes it from there once you hit submit.
Your draft
Compare three quiet desk fans under $40. Check current prices and source links. Give me one recommendation and the trade-offs. Do not buy anything.
What you’re asking for
Three options. Current prices. One recommendation.
Do the uncomfortable maths.
“It only takes
five minutes.”
That’s how it gets you. The calls, the forms, the endless little things. They add up to a rather large thing: your time.
1 hour12 hours
208hours a year.
That’s 26 eight-hour days.
You probably have better plans.
Time spent on admin, not guaranteed time saved.
A capable assistant. A sensible arrangement.
Hand it over.
Don’t hand over control.
Let Butler take a turn.
Calls, research, drafts, calendar and supported web tasks. If it hits a wall, it tells you. A confident bluff is still a bluff.
You make the calls.
Review sends. Handle payment. Step in for secure logins. See the outcome and what still needs you. Delegation is not a blank cheque.
Is this another chatbot?
Butler is an AI assistant with tools for real work: business phone calls, research, email, calendar events and supported browser tasks. Tell it the outcome you want. It works on the task and tells you what happened, what is still uncertain, or where it needs you.
Will it buy things without asking?
You stay in control of purchases. Butler can help research options and prepare supported shopping workflows, then hands checkout and payment back to you. It also needs you for logins, verification challenges and other protected steps.
Can I use it today?
Butler is opening access gradually. Create an account to request access, or redeem a valid invitation from a member. Once admitted, you receive free starter credits; no credit card is required to begin. Paid plans are available for more usage.
What does Butler remember?
Useful context you share, such as preferences, recurring needs and how you like things done. You can review and correct your saved memory, and delete your account. Google access is optional and requires your permission. The privacy policy explains the services and data involved.
Does it actually have an attitude?
A little dry wit. A lot of follow-through. Butler can joke about the chore, take honest criticism and ask for basic courtesy when things get personal. No lectures, guilt trips or pretending a grocery list is the highlight of its day.
The list will always find more to do.
You have a
life to get to.
Give it to Butler Early access. Free starter credits once admitted. No credit card.
“I’ll deal with the hold music. You go make some.” Butler