SOLUTIONS / EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
An assistant that runs your day.
Agents that manage your calendar, triage your inbox, book your travel, and chase the follow-ups you forget. They work from Slack and email the way any other EA would.
Agents that manage your calendar, triage your inbox, book your travel, and chase the follow-ups you forget. They work from Slack and email the way any other EA would.
Hand off your scheduling, inbox and follow-through, so none of it lands on you.
Each agent has its personal browser, working inside all of the tools you already use.
You don't get another app to check. You get an assistant that handles the logistics and comes to you only when a decision is yours to make.
Your agent lives in Slack and email, can act on brief descriptions of what you need, reporting back in the same thread.
Your agent doesn't just draft the invite email. It finds the time, clears the conflict, sends your avails, and adds the prep.
Your agent remembers your preferred meeting times, who gets priority, your travel preferences, and the people you always CC. Correct it once and your feedback sticks, making agents more useful over time.
We don't just build Skydive, we run our company on it. Our team puts agents to work every day (they even helped build this page).
"Skydive truly transforms your entire company by automating all of the tedious tasks that consume so much of your day"
Skydive doesn't just run your calendar. Your agent finds the time, resolves conflicts, sends the invite, attaches the prep, and reschedules when things move. It also handles your inbox, travel, and follow-ups, which a scheduling tool can't touch.
Wherever you already work: Google Cal, Gmail, Slack, and beyond. Anything you can log into, your agent can too.
No. Tell your agent what you need: 'Book me to SF Wednesday'; 'Clear my Friday afternoon', and it figures out the steps. Delegate by describing, your agent takes care of the rest.
Agents can send with your approval, or by automation. You decide where that line is, and your agent remembers.
Yes. The more information you give your agent and the more you correct it, the more your agent gets to know how you like things done.
Your agent logs into your tools the way you would, and you control what it can access and what it can do. Permissions are granular, every action is visible to you, and you can adjust or revoke access anytime.
