The problem
Being wanted has a price. Your calendar pays it.
Speed was never your constraint. Aim is. Dory holds the aim.
One week, twice
Your week as it runs today, and the same week with Dory.
Same person. Same load. Someone remembers what you're for.
Why she's not another chatbot
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, your agents — all brilliant, all forgetful, each starting from zero and asking you to re-explain your life. Dory is the layer between you and every one of them: she holds your context, carries it into whichever you open, and folds their work back — so your tenth session starts smarter than your first.
What she does
Dump everything on her, messy, in passing. She files it, and comes back at the moments that matter.
One brief before you wake: what needs you today, and the one thing that compounds.
"One thing that compounds today: the hiring call."Everything you said and decided. Verbatim, dated, sourced. Ask for it in one line.
"prep me for the vendor call" → the full picture, in two minutes. Your next AI chat starts already briefed. No re-explaining your life to a blank box.She reads your calendar, spots collisions and missing prep, and offers one-tap holds. Never books without your yes.
"Hold Tue 9-11 for the deck? One tap." Auto-schedulers move your life around. Dory hands you the pen.The mentor, the hire, the habit: what a busy life drops first. She chases it with the next step pre-loaded, and shrinks the ask when you dodge.
"Dodged it twice? Here's the 10-minute version. Or say drop."Your limited time, aimed at what compounds.
Where she lives
The pilot runs on Telegram — one door, done deeply. LINE and Slack follow right after, into the same memory.
Fastest capture. The pilot door.
Where daily life happens.
The work cockpit.
One memory across every door. Tell her on one, ask on another. All three run today for user #1; pilot partners start where capture is fastest.
The pilot · how this rolls out
Dory has run in production for one founder-user since June. The design-partner pilot is where she meets you — small on purpose, free for the whole pilot, and shaped by your feedback.
8–12 partners · 8–10 weeks · free
Cohorts of 25–50 · paid tiers switch on
Choose your privacy posture
Pricing · from private beta
Pilot partners pay nothing for the whole pilot. These tiers switch on at private beta — and what you pay for is a chief of staff, not a chatbot.
capped · forever
Test the water.
billed annually
Your working chief of staff.
billed monthly
For the heaviest days.
billed monthly
Maximum control.
The honest fine print: launch pricing — it takes effect at private beta and can tighten before public v1. Fair-use caps exist because every message costs real model compute; heavy days degrade gracefully, never silently. Every tier, including Free: export everything, delete everything, leave anytime.
Doesn't ChatGPT remember now?
Dory's memory is portable — export it in full, as plain files, whenever you like. Her honesty is architecture, not a tone of voice: every claim carries a receipt, a challenged claim gets quoted or withdrawn on the spot, and she'll hand you the note that disagrees with you. An assistant tuned for engagement can't tell you to put the phone down. One that works for you can.
Want the longer argument — honesty as architecture, a life indexed? It lives in the essay →
The rules she can't break
Each of these was easy to build. That's exactly why the promise means something.
Plenty of agents act first and apologize later. With Dory, the pen stays in your hand.
The pilot · 12 seats
Apply in one message: who you are, and the thing you can't afford to keep forgetting. We're picking partners who'll tell us the truth — the pilot is free, the feedback is the price.
P.S. The pilot is small on purpose — twelve seats, chosen by hand.