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Your personal chief of staff

Never go into a conversation alone.

Right Hand listens to your conversations, understands your world, and privately coaches you on what to say, ask, and do next.

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macOS · private preview. By invitation only — there is no waiting list.

A demonstration: while Sarah says she is worried about the launch date, Right Hand privately suggests asking whether engineering is still the blocker, reminds you that you committed to having the API ready by Friday, and offers a line to say back.

Why it is different

Advice is better when it knows the whole story.

Right Hand learns the people you work with, what you’re working on, what you care about, and the commitments you’ve made. So its advice isn’t generic. It’s advice for you, in this moment.

  • You goals · preferences · how you like to say things
  • People Sarah · Brian · Alex
  • Work projects · meetings · documents
  • Memory past conversations · decisions · commitments
Coach

Push on the timeline. Sarah told you yesterday the dependency was already resolved.

From your conversation with Sarah, 4 March.

One card. Four kinds of context standing behind it.

In the room

The moments you’d want another brain.

The difficult conversation

Know what to say when the stakes are high.

Coach

Don’t defend the decision yet. Ask what outcome they’re worried about.

The important meeting

Remember everything you shouldn’t have to.

Remember

John asked for a pricing proposal two weeks ago. You haven’t closed the loop.

The negotiation

Have another brain in the room.

Warning

Don’t accept yet. They haven’t responded to your implementation concern.

The whole conversation

A chief of staff for every conversation.

  1. Before

    Here’s what you should know before you walk in.

  2. During

    Here’s what to say, ask, remember, or avoid.

  3. After

    Here’s what was decided and what you need to do next.

Your conversations are yours.

Right Hand is built to be your private advisor — not another participant in the room. You’re always in control of what it remembers and when it’s listening.

  • Nothing is remembered until you accept it. After a conversation, Right Hand proposes what’s worth keeping and shows you the line it came from. You edit it, keep it, or drop it.
  • It listens when you start it, and stops when you say so. Sessions are begun, paused and ended by you. Nothing runs in the background waiting for something interesting.
  • The coaching is only ever on your screen. The panel can hide itself from screen shares and recordings, so what it tells you doesn’t end up in someone else’s.
  • You can delete a conversation, or all of it. One conversation, or every profile, person, project and memory Right Hand holds for you.

Be better in the moments that matter.

Walk into every conversation prepared. Remember what matters. Say what you mean. Never miss the thing you wish you’d thought of five minutes later.

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