She triages your inbox, schedules meetings, processes expense reports, and files documents. Quietly, every day.
Iris handles the inbox and calendar work that swallows your week, so you stay on what matters: building, selling, leading.
Iris reads every email, sorts by urgency, replies to anything routine in your voice, flags only what needs you. Newsletters archived, calendar invites accepted, follow-ups scheduled.
Iris reads your priorities, your meeting style, your travel days. Books across time zones, sends prep notes, reschedules without drama. Blocks deep work time so it actually happens.
Iris reads receipts, codes them, files them. Books travel within your policy. Tracks subscriptions, reminds you of contract renewals. The work that adds up to a full day per week, gone.
Birthday cards, thank-you notes, references. Personal, never templated.
Restaurants, gifts, doctors, repairs. Within your taste.
Reminds you about what slipped, escalates what stalled.
She covers the admin work of a $60K executive assistant, for the price of a coffee subscription.
Not demos. The situations Iris handles every week, without you chasing her.
180 archived (newsletters, notifications), 17 replied in your tone (intros, FAQs), 3 surfaced with full context for your decision.
Reads everyone's calendar (Paris, NYC, Singapore), proposes slots that respect your deep-work blocks.
Iris reads every receipt, matches to a calendar event or a project, files in the right account.
Iris audits every recurring charge against actual usage.
She works inside your inbox, calendar and Slack as a real teammate. Reads from your travel tool, expense card and subscription tracker. Posts directly to your social accounts. Reads from your CRM, calendar, and docs.
Five moments. Eight hours back to you.
She learns from your sent folder, your past calendar and your standard answers. You stay in control of every send.
No 6-month onboarding. No quarterly KPIs. Iris hits inbox zero before you finish your coffee.
Connect your channels, upload 5 sample posts, set guardrails. She writes Iris hits inbox zero before you finish your coffee.
Less than a meal kit subscription. Replaces an executive assistant.
