Can't make the meeting?
Send Jack.
Your AI stand-in joins the call, gives your update when you're asked for it, catches what people need from you, and sends you clean notes after.
Works with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.Priya, can you send the Q3 deck by Friday?
Got it: the Q3 deck by Friday. I'll pass that to Priya.
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Microsoft Teams
- Google Calendar
- Outlook and iCloud calendars
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Codex
- Slack
The meeting goes on without you. Your part of it shouldn't.
Skipping a meeting usually costs you twice: nobody hears where your work stands, and you find out a week later what you were asked for. Jack covers both.
Your update gets said
When someone asks where your work stands, Jack posts what you wrote, word for word. Nothing is paraphrased, nothing is made up.
You hear what people need
Every request aimed at you is caught, with who asked, when it's due, and their exact words. It's the first thing in your notes.
You're still reachable
If a question needs you, you get it right away and can answer through Jack while the meeting is still going.
Not another notetaker
How it works
Tick the meetings you'll miss
Connect your calendar and your week is there. Tick a meeting, and write a line or two about what you'd have said. Or have your AI assistant write it.
Jack sits in for you
It joins under your name, clearly marked as AI, and says so in the chat. Then it listens. It answers only when someone asks it something.
You get what matters
What people asked of you comes first, with who asked and their words. Then the summary, the decisions, and the transcript if you want it.
Your week, one tick per meeting
Home is your calendar. Tick the meetings you want covered and write what you'd say in each. It takes a minute, and you can leave the update empty if you only want notes.
In the room, it has manners
One message when it arrives. After that it stays quiet unless someone asks it something. It answers from what you wrote, says so when it doesn't know, and never commits you to anything.
Notes that start with what you owe
Asks of you come first, each with a quote so you can trust it. Tick them off as you go, get a reminder on the day one is due, and have a reply drafted for you to edit and send.
It keeps up with your week
Follows your calendar
Move the meeting and Jack moves with it. Cancel it and Jack stays home.
Covers the weekly ones
Send Jack to every instance of a recurring meeting. Skip any single week with one click.
Goes when you can't
Decline a meeting, or get double-booked, and Jack can go in your place without being asked.
You can still answer
When Jack can't answer something, you're told at once. Reply from your phone and Jack posts it as you.
Ask your meetings
"What did we decide about the launch date?" Answered from your notes and transcripts, with the source.
Works from your AI assistant
Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor can write your briefs, send Jack, and tell you what you owe people.
Any calendar
Google Calendar in one click. Outlook, iCloud and the rest by pasting the calendar's link.
Private by default
The recording is deleted once your notes are written. You choose how long transcripts are kept.
A stand-in that never pretends to be you
- Always labeled as AI, by name, on its video tile and in the chat.
- Introduces itself once, in the chat, and tells people how to send it away.
- Speaks only when someone asks it something. It never interrupts.
- Never agrees to anything for you. It repeats the ask back and passes it on.
- Shares only what you wrote, and keeps your off-limits topics off the table.
- Leaves the moment anyone asks. If you join after all, it only takes notes.
Let the assistant that knows your work write the briefs
sendjack plugs into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor. Ask it to fill out your week: it reads your calendar, drafts each update from what you've been doing, and saves them for you to check. You decide which meetings Jack goes to.
Questions people ask first
Does it pretend to be me?
No, and it can't be set to. It joins as "Your Name's stand-in (AI)", says it is an AI stand-in when it arrives, and says so again if anyone asks.
What does the room actually see?
A participant named after you with an AI label, one message in the chat introducing itself, and replies in the chat only when someone asks it a question or asks for your update.
Can it agree to things for me?
No. If someone asks you to do something, it repeats the ask back, says it will pass it on, and puts it at the top of your notes. Decisions stay yours.
What if someone doesn't want it there?
Anyone can say or type "stand-in, please leave" and it leaves at once. You still get notes up to that point.
What if I can make it after all?
Join as normal and flip one switch: your stand-in stops replying and just takes notes.
Is the meeting recorded?
Yes, so the notes can be written. The recording is deleted as soon as they are, and you choose how long transcripts are kept. Tell people a stand-in is joining, and only use it where recording is allowed.
Which meetings does it work with?
Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, from Google Calendar or any calendar that can share a link. A few Google Meet calls only admit signed-in guests; those turn a stand-in away.
Is my data used to train AI?
No. We don't sell your data and we don't use it to train models. The privacy page lists exactly what is stored and who processes it.
Skip the meeting. Keep the context.
Sign in with Google, tick a meeting, and see what comes back.