Across your meetings, inbox, and tools, Ghost finds the context, takes action, and finishes the job.
Two Slack risks, meeting feedback, and Jira blockers point at the same flow.
Pulls context from the readiness call and the customer thread.
Scope trimmed in product weekly. Reminder set for owners.
Draft ready for Maya.
Rollout held. Maya owns the follow-up.
Onboarding friction moved to the top.
Two risks surfaced. Owners tagged.
Scope trimmed. Friday review stays.
Brief and source pages revisited.
Two owners assigned.
Open questions organized.
Checks passed on main.
Across thousands of connected sources, Ghost
On all of it at once — every thread, ticket, meeting, and repo in one connected mind. Nothing loses context.
Meetings, todos, notes, memory — Ghost captures your day and keeps it organized.
Ghost doesn’t join the call — it listens through your microphone and speakers, so it works for video calls and in-room meetings alike, telling speakers apart by voice. It transcribes, pulls live insights, then remembers every one. Ask about the project later and it answers from the meetings themselves.
Ghost listens from your device — no bot in the call.
Action items land in one focus list — and Ghost doesn’t just hold them. Keep scrolling: it picks them up, works them, and checks them off.
Follow-up added as a todo.
Draft from Atlas weekly: rollout is held until both blocker owners confirm. Attach the readiness summary and the open blockers list.
Findings file themselves, sources attached.
Source: Atlas weekly & Atlas dev meetings · Slack #atlas · chat
Gateway fronts three services; async work rides the event bus into the Hydra workers.
As Ghost works, summaries, findings, and decisions file themselves as notes with sources attached. Watch the shelf fill — ask about any of it weeks later.
When a meeting ends, the summary and full transcript file themselves — who said what, when, each voice identified. Open any meeting from months back and read it like it just happened.
Summary + transcript, filed on end.
Speakers: Maya · Sam · Priya — identified by voice
Rollout held until both blocker owners confirm — one confirmed in-call. Onboarding friction named the top customer risk. Follow-up to Maya drafted from meeting context.
Your computer and your browser — Ghost acts where you already work, behind approval gates.
Ghost can work the machine itself: run terminal commands, find what's eating your disk, SSH into your servers — pretty much anything you could type, it can do. Risky actions stop at an approval gate, and nothing leaves your machine without permission.
Ghost drives your own browser — logged in as you, cookies and all. It picks up exactly where you left off: browsing, scrolling, clicking, reading. No re-auth, no API keys.
Meridian runs patient-ops software for 90+ clinic networks across the US.
Last month they hired a new VP of Operations and posted three ops roles — a classic buying window.
Their stack lists a legacy workflow tool with a contract renewal in Q4.
Warm path: Sam knows their Head of IT from Northwind days.
Isolated sandboxes take the long, messy jobs off your machine.
Ghost doesn't work on your machine — it works in isolated sandboxes, each preloaded for a different kind of job. Peek inside:
Heartbeat and scheduled tasks — Ghost wakes up on its own.
On a rhythm you set, Ghost scans your calendar, threads, and scheduled tasks — and surfaces only what deserves your attention, ranked by urgency. No prompt required.
Calendar, threads, tasks — ranked.
While you were heads-down, I kept watch. Three things surfaced:
Runs weekdays at 08:30.
Briefs, scans, and watches run on your schedule — in your timezone, without a reminder from you. Results arrive as messages, not homework.
More in Ghost than fits in this list.
Every conversation, meeting, email, Slack thread, Jira ticket, and decision becomes part of a living graph of your work. Ghost searches it before answering — so context is never lost.
Ghost connects to your real accounts with real permissions. No copy-paste, no context switching. It reads, writes, and acts across your stack.
Ghost knows a lot about you — that's the point. So everything it holds — memories, personality profiles, conversations, connected accounts — is encrypted at rest with AES‑256‑GCM and decrypted only when an authorized Ghost service needs it. Keep scrolling to open the envelope.
Everything Ghost knows about you — memories, conversations, accounts — lives inside a shield only you can open. Not us, not anyone.
Every plan gets every tool and feature — the difference is only how much you can use them. Keep scrolling to climb the ladder.
Ghost is in private beta. Request access and we'll get you set up.
Tell us a little about you — we onboard in small waves.