Now in private beta — built for knowledge teams

One workspace for the work you actually do.

An AI assistant for everyone in the office — automating the repetitive parts of your day across email, meetings, files, and tasks, so you spend your time on the work that actually matters.

AGENT CHAT
Catch me up on Anika's MSA thread, find a 30-min slot Friday, and draft the reply with the new redlines as a PDF.
search_emailAnika · MSA
find_slotFri 30 min
3 redlines outstanding (indemnity = blocker). You're free Friday 2 – 2:30pm before Anika's next call.
create_pdfMSA-response.pdf
draft_emailRe: MSA redlines
schedule_meetingFri 2pm
Drafted · 2pm Fri held · MSA-response.pdf saved

Plugs into the tools your team already uses

Outlook
OneDrive
Teams Calendar
Microsoft Planner
SlackSoon
Google WorkspaceSoon
GitHubSoon
JiraSoon

Mail

Stop reading every email. Read what matters.

Ollivander reaches into your inbox, ranks what needs you, summarizes long threads down to a paragraph — attachments included — and drafts the reply you were going to write anyway.

  • AI triage in your tone

    Sentiment, urgency, and category — labelled the way you'd label them, learning from how you act.

  • Long threads, one paragraph

    Each thread gets a single-paragraph brief that pulls from the messages, the attached docs, and the rest of your inbox — so you read once and act, instead of scrolling and re-reading.

  • Action items, automatically

    Commitments hiding in long threads get extracted and queued in your tasks board.

  • Drafts you can send

    Reply styles grounded in the thread's history and the rest of your inbox — not generic boilerplate.

INBOXtoday
AC
Anika Chen UrgentAcme · Legal9:42
Re: MSA redlines for Friday signing

Anika needs your sign-off on three remaining redlines. She's flagged the indemnity clause as a blocker for Friday.

MR
Marcus ReyesVendor · Finance8:14
July invoice + reconciliation notes
SK
Sara KowalskiInternal · Product7:58
Notes from yesterday's research review

Conversation

Ask your company anything.

It already knows your people, your customers, your hiring pipeline, your roadmap, your files, your last sprint. Talk to it the way you'd talk to a colleague who's been there since day one. Ask about anyone, ask about any moment, ask it to do the thing — your company answers, your company acts.

Who's blocked this week?Catch me up on the Acme dealHow did Q3 hiring go?Pull the playbook for new customer onboardingDraft a reply to Sara with the new pricingSchedule a kickoff with Anika Friday
AGENT CHAT
Catch me up on Anika's MSA thread, find a 30-min slot Friday, and draft the reply with the new redlines as a PDF.
search_emailAnika · MSA
find_slotFri 30 min
3 redlines outstanding (indemnity = blocker). You're free Friday 2 – 2:30pm before Anika's next call.
create_pdfMSA-response.pdf
draft_emailRe: MSA redlines
schedule_meetingFri 2pm
Drafted · 2pm Fri held · MSA-response.pdf saved
  1. 01

    Ask like you'd ask a colleague

    Plain English, multi-part welcome. About anyone in the company — their work, their threads, their next meeting. About anything that's happened — the call, the file, the commitment. No prompt-craft.

  2. 02

    Your company already knows

    It's been listening. Every email, every meeting, every file, every decision your team has made — already absorbed, already understood, already remembered. The answer is one prompt away.

  3. 03

    Get the artifact, not the description

    Need a brief, a spreadsheet, a one-pager, a proposal? Authored in-app, rendered next to the chat, saved where your team already looks for things.

  4. 04

    Then the work happens

    Drafts the reply, holds the meeting slot, queues the task, files the doc. You said it once — your company does the follow-through.

Meetings

Meetings that finish themselves.

Ollivander sits in your meeting like an attendee — capturing the decisions, delegating tasks to the right people, picking up plain-English instructions and acting on them.

PARTNER-SYNC-09.MP3● live · 02:14
Marcus00:08

Honestly, the issue isn't reach anymore. It's that we can't tell which channel is actually driving conversions.

Anika00:21

The attribution model we shipped in March is treating LinkedIn as a closer when it's really a discovery surface.

Sara (lead)00:34

Let's redo the model. Marcus, can you have v2 ready by Monday? And Ollivander — send everyone the current report and the minutes after we wrap.

Captured from this meeting

DecisionRedo the attribution model
Task → MarcusDraft v2 attribution model · due Mon
Draft emailReport + minutes → all 3 attendees
Task on Marcus's board · Draft in /Drafts · Minutes shared with attendees
  1. 01

    Listen

    Record live, drop an audio file, or capture a voice note from the road. Ollivander keeps running while you walk away — the job lives in the background and pings you when it's done.

  2. 02

    Transcribe with context

    A searchable transcript with each speaker labelled and every moment timestamped. Find the line, find who said it, find the meeting weeks later.

  3. 03

    Capture what matters

    Decisions, action items, and the plain-English instructions spoken in the room — extracted from the conversation, not bolted on after.

  4. 04

    Follow up before everyone's left

    Tasks land on the right person's board. Drafts land in your inbox. Meeting holds appear on calendars. By the time you stand up from the table, the follow-up is already underway.

Tasks

Manage your work across every platform.

The commitments scattered across your email, your meetings, your chats, and your tickets — pulled into one board, synced back to whatever tool your team already uses, and rolled up for the people who need the picture.

TEAM BOARD5 people · 23 open
This weekMy teamBlocked2Due today4Group by source
  • Send redlines back to Anika for the MSA

    from email · Anika ChenToday
    HJMK
  • Draft attribution-model proposal

    from transcript · Mon QBRMon
    MK
  • Pull a deck on Q3 churn drivers

    from custom agent · weekly-pulseWed
    ASRP
  • ENG-1284 · Fix tenant scoping bug

    from Jira · ENG-1284Wed
    BL
  • Confirm partner offsite venue

    from agent chat · venue searchFri
    HJAS+1
Maya assigned 2 tasks · Anu marked one done · Ben commented on the venue speclive
  • All your sources. One board.

    Email threads, meeting transcripts, agent chats, Jira tickets, custom agents — every commitment lands here with a chip that takes you back to where it was promised.

  • Bring your own platform.

    Jira, Microsoft Planner, Linear, Asana, Trello. Two-way sync means whatever your team already uses keeps working — Ollivander is the pane of glass that pulls it together.

  • Collaboration, not a checkbox.

    Assign, comment, watch, hand off. Status updates ripple back to the source, so nobody has to ask “what’s the status?” again.

  • The manager view, built in.

    Roll up by person, by project, by priority. See who’s blocked before they tell you — and what’s landing this week, without chasing a status update.

Built for everyone

Every role. Different problems. One assistant.

Ollivander isn't a tool for executives. It's the assistant for anyone whose day gets eaten by busywork — and that's most of us.

The developer

I used to bounce between Jira, GitHub, Slack and Notion all day. Now I just ask — "what did I get assigned in stand-up?" or "pull up the PR Anika linked yesterday" — and it's there. When an idea hits me on a walk, I record a voice note and it comes back already structured.

The project manager

Half my week used to be writing sprint rollups and chasing people for status. Now I just ask Ollivander what shipped, what slipped, and what's blocked — it stitches the answer together from every meeting and Slack thread. I read it, tweak it, send it.

The sales rep

Every customer is a thread that's been going for weeks. Ollivander remembers it for me — the last call, the proposal we sent, the objection that came back. By the time I dial in, I'm not catching up. I'm picking up.

The marketer

I'm running three campaigns at once and every customer thread lives in a different inbox. Ollivander pulls them into one view and drafts the outbound with the actual context, not a template. Once the CRM module lands we're moving the whole pipeline in.

Customer success

Tickets pile up faster than I can read them. Ollivander summarises the thread, flags the urgent ones, drafts the first reply, and tells me which ones look like they're about to escalate. I'm doing the same job in a fraction of the time.

The executive

I don't have time to dig through documents. I ask Ollivander what I'm looking for, it finds it, summarises the relevant bit, and flags the threads I should actually be reading. Saves me from booking a meeting just to ask someone.

Don't see your role here? We build custom modules for teams — Ollivander gets shaped to how your company actually works.

AutomationsComing soon

Wire your tools. Save your team's week.

Compose custom agents from Ollivander's modules — visual builder, no code. Schedule them, trigger them on events, chain them across email, chat, calendar, files, and tasks. Hand them to your team. Reclaim hundreds of hours every week.

AUTOMATION · CUSTOMER ESCALATION TRIAGEACHJMRComing soon

TRIGGER

When a customer email arrives

gmailoutlook

CUSTOM AGENT · @customer-context

✨ Custom

Reads the thread, customer history & docs

gmaildriveconfluencecrm

DECIDE

Urgent · off-hours · billing?

2
rules

ESCALATE

Page on-call + manager

slackpagerdutyteams

DRAFT

Reply with cited context

gmailoutlook
AC
Anikaon Decide · 2m ago

Should we also branch on the customer's tier? VIPs always escalate.

Runs on every new customer email · last 24h142 runs · ~14 hrs reclaimed
  • A visual builder, not a config file

    Drag nodes, draw connections, hit save. The same canvas your power users build a twelve-step pipeline on is the one your team uses to ship a one-step fix.

  • Trigger on a schedule, or on the moment it matters

    Every weekday at 9am. The moment a customer replies. A phrase spoken in a meeting. The trigger fits the work — not the other way around.

  • Wires across every module

    An inbox event feeds a draft, the draft holds a calendar slot, the slot posts a task to Jira, the task pings Slack when it ships. One flow.

  • Hundreds of hours, every week

    Whatever your team used to do thirty times a day, an agent does once and forever. You stay in control of the rules; Ollivander stays on the clock.

100s

of hours / week reclaimed

0

lines of code to write

ways to wire it together

How it works

Three steps to a quieter inbox.

01

Connect

Sign in with Microsoft 365 in one click. Ollivander reaches into your inbox, calendar, files, and tasks — securely and on your behalf.

02

Capture

Email comes in, meetings get transcribed, files get uploaded. Ollivander indexes it all so it knows your context the way a great chief of staff would.

03

Act

Ask in plain English. Triage your inbox, draft replies, build a doc, set tasks — and let the agent do the busywork.

What's next

On the workbench.

Ollivander is built around an idea, not a single stack. These are the surfaces we're bringing in next.

Next module

CRM — your customer side of the desk

Contacts, customer threads, campaigns, and pipelines — same agent, same context. The next major module on the workbench, built so marketing and sales get the same productivity lift the rest of your team already does.

Early access

Integrations on the way

Slack

Soon

Bring channel threads into the same triage and action-item flow as email.

Teams chat

Soon

Triage Teams threads, surface action items, draft replies in your tone.

Google Workspace

Soon

Gmail, Drive, Calendar — for the teams that don't live in Microsoft.

GitHub

Soon

Pull-request and issue context the agent can read, search, and comment from.

Jira

Soon

Two-way sync for engineering teams — actions you took here, reflected there.

Mobile

Soon

iOS and Android companion for inbox triage and voice capture on the go.

Why Ollivander

Talk to your company. Like it's one person.

Ollivander isn't software. It's a living system — ingesting every email, every meeting, every file your team produces; understanding how they fit together; and responding the way a colleague who's been there forever would.

A biological brain for your business. The work of ten people, in one conversation. The nervous system of your organization.

The wand chooses the wizard. We think your tools should work the same way — meeting every role where they are, learning how the company actually runs, and getting out of the way.

Ollivander
Inbox
Chat
Tasks
Meetings
Docs
Code

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