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RunIt
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RunIt is the AI chief of staff I run my business on. It reads my texts, email, Instagram DMs, calendar and CRM, and drafts every reply in my own voice, with the context already in it. Plaud is what makes that context complete: most of what matters happens in person or on a call, and it never lands in a text thread or an inbox. Plaud captures it, and RunIt turns it into context. What the demo shows, live on my phone with my real data: 1. Connectors: Plaud, Messages, Gmail, Google Calendar, Instagram, Notion and phone calls, all feeding one context layer. 2. Pre-drafted replies: every text, email and DM that comes in already has a reply drafted from everything RunIt knows about that person, including what we said in a Plaud-recorded conversation. One tap sends it from my own iMessage or Gmail. Each draft shows its sources. 3. Action bundles: when a reply depends on something (check the calendar, confirm a detail), RunIt stages those actions first and waits for my approval. I can send with notes or redraft with notes. 4. Auto: RunIt can carry a conversation for me toward a goal I set (who, what, how long), and only pulls me in when it's stuck. 5. "What did I learn today?": RunIt answers from today's Plaud recordings of the conference talks, with the key takeaways, and offers to send them to someone. Built today at Hack Day: a Plaud Embedded SDK iPhone app (Capacitor) that binds a Plaud NotePin S or Note Pro, syncs recordings, gets a speaker-labeled transcript from the Plaud Transcription API, and hands it to RunIt. RunIt never shows a transcript. It shows what you owe people (drafted in your voice), what they owe you (tracked, with the day it will check in), and what's worth remembering about them (saved only when you say so, brought back at the right moment). Plus a Plaud connector in Settings and "recorded today" context in the chat. Nothing acts on its own. Every send waits for one tap, passes an allowlist and a rate cap, and leaves a receipt. Plaud hears it. RunIt makes sure it gets done.
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