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Book a meeting in one sentence
Attendees, duration, location and agenda are pulled from a single sentence. Invites go out, and conflicts are flagged to you first.
Built for
Executives · Chiefs of staff
An executive's day goes into booking meetings, waiting on approvals and chasing status. Executive Assistant collapses all three into a single conversation: you say what you want, it prepares, you approve.
Shared platform
Run it by talking
No menus to hunt through, no forms to fill in. Just say it — the assistant prepares, you approve.
"Book sprint planning with the product team Tuesday 2 PM, one hour."
"Summarize my pending approvals, urgent ones first."
"Prepare my briefing for tomorrow morning."
Highlights
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Approvals in one place
Time off, spend, quotes — everything waiting on you lands in one list. Approve from chat or send it back with a reason.
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Daily briefing
Before the day starts: critical work, slipping items and the decisions on your plate, all in one summary.
What it can do
- Create meetings, send invites and agendas from chat
- Calendar conflict warnings with alternative slots
- All pending approvals collected in one list
- Approve or reject with a reason, from chat
- Daily and weekly briefing summaries
- Delegate tasks to team members and track them
FAQ
Frequently asked
Does it work with my calendar?
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Yes. With Google Calendar connected, meetings sync both ways and conflict checks run against your existing calendar.
Can the assistant approve things on my behalf?
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No. MindCro never approves without you; it prepares, previews and waits for your approval.
Can my own assistant use it?
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Yes. With role-based access you can grant them meeting and agenda rights while keeping approval rights to yourself.
Other products
They all run in the same workspace — you can add another whenever you like.
See it on your own data.
In a 15-minute demo we'll set this assistant up live on your own processes.