Give your morning back.
Keep what you came here to do.
We’re onboarding the first hundred teams in cohorts — not a public launch.
Three steps. The morning belongs to you.
Prime is not a tool you operate. It is a subtraction that runs in the background — collapsing the noise, defending the work, and getting out of the way by 09:00.
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Prime watches overnight
Email, calendar, and tasks move while you sleep. Decisions are drafted, not made.
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Three things to do
By 06:30 a 3-item briefing lands. Everything else is folded into FYI with a TL;DR.
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Deep work holds
Drafts above your confidence threshold ship themselves. The calendar reshuffles itself around your priority block.
Three things to do. We’ll be the fourth.
The first hundred teams in each cohort get the product in the shape they help shape. Drop your work email — we’ll only use it to tell you when yours opens.
- A short interview, no demo call.
- Two-week onboarding, then the morning belongs to you.
- Honest pricing once you’ve decided it earns its keep.
The three things Prime actually does.
Not a feature-by-feature match for the inbox tools. Prime is a subtraction product — and subtraction only earns its keep if the work behind it shows up on time.
Not a feed, not a dashboard, not an inbox. A 3-item contraction — pivotals first, deliverables next, the rest folded into FYI with a TL;DR. Five minutes on a phone closes it; the day starts in command, not in catch-up.
People paid for judgment, not correspondence.
You’re losing an hour a day to triage and you’re the bottleneck on the meeting flow. Prime removes the drag so you can do the work only you can do.
If you want a smarter calendar or email tool, use Motion, Reclaim, Lindy, or Clara.
They do email + calendar + tasks with more distribution than we have. Prime isn’t a better version of those. It’s a time-reclamation product with a different operating principle: subtract what doesn’t matter, defend what does, ship the rest.
The bottleneck is no longer intelligence. It is attention.
The companies competing for AI agents will sell you more features, more dashboards, more hooks into more tools. The reason most productivity gains never ship is not model quality — it is the relentless tax of triaging, drafting, and updating that erodes executive focus before any strategic work begins. The only durable answer is to subtract, not to add.
- Always-on, never intrusivePrime never sends a notification that does not need you. The briefing is the conversation; everything else stays in the background until the moment it is worth your attention.
- One cycle, not five tabsEmail, calendar, and tasks share one mental model in Prime. A reply and a meeting slot and a follow-up task are the same artifact from three angles — not three separate workflows you have to keep in sync.
- Drafts, not decisionsPrime proposes, then graduates to posting drafts as your confidence floor clears. The cost of being wrong is one minute; the cost of staying in the loop is the hour you wanted back.
False positives cost a minute. False negatives lose you an hour.
Prime is the operating principle of subtraction — collapse the noise, ship the drafts above your confidence, and defend the block where the work happens. If your morning is worth defending, the contraction starts tomorrow — for the first hundred teams in the cohort.