Everything you need to set it up, connect your tools, and get the most from every surface. Written to be skimmed, so you can find the one thing you need.
One assistant for your whole desk
Random Assistant reads across your inbox, calendar, and CRM, drafts the next step in your voice, and stops at your approval. It is one place for the work that is scattered across your tools.
Up and running in minutes
Getting going takes three steps: request access, connect your tools, and wake up to your first brief. Nothing writes or sends until you say so.
Reading first, always with your OK
Random Assistant works with the tools you already use. Connecting one takes a minute, and by default it only reads.
Your morning, on one page
A short brief, written overnight and grounded in your inbox, calendar, and CRM. It opens with the few things that need you, and shows the rest already handled.
Ask your desk anything
Ask in plain language and it answers from the actual state of your work, then turns that answer into a draft or a document for your approval.
Drafted, never sent
Your mail, ranked by what needs you, with a reply staged in your voice per person. Everything opens in your Drafts and waits for your approval.
Your schedule, in one place
Every connected calendar, read together, with the threads and prep for each meeting pulled in before you walk in.
People and companies, kept current
Your CRM updated from your email and meetings, native or synced to HubSpot, Pipedrive, or Attio, with a suggested next step per contact.
Your deals, board or table
See the whole pipeline as a kanban board or a table, move deals with a drag, and let the assistant flag the ones going quiet.
A space for each piece of work
Timeline, board, or table, holding the tasks, files, and people for a project in one place.
From transcript to briefing
Random Assistant works with the notetaker you already use. Once your tool has the transcript, it writes the briefing and stages the follow-ups.
Documents, kept in the EU
Your files stored and encrypted on European infrastructure, organized into folders, and opened in the app or downloaded, auth-gated.
Send to sign, end to end
Prepare a document, add the signers, and send it for e-signature without leaving the assistant. Signing itself is never automated.
Standing tasks, on your trigger
Build a workflow in a visual flow builder: a trigger, the steps the assistant runs, and an approval gate. Nothing sends without you.
Memory that carries the context
The assistant's memory of your people, companies, and the way you work. It recalls by meaning, so every draft already knows the history.
The assistant drafts, you send
The one rule that runs through everything: Random Assistant prepares the work and hands it over. Sending stays your move, and that stop is enforced in the code, not just the copy.
Start from your world, not a blank page
Random Assistant comes with starting points for the way your industry works: a brief tuned to your day, workflows for your busywork, and a voice that sounds like your field.
Blocks you can add, remove, and reorder
Your brief is built from blocks. Drag to reorder them, add the ones that fit your day, and remove the ones that do not. It bends to how you work.
In the EU, by design
Your work is stored in the European Union, encrypted at rest. Made in the EU, and hosted there, so residency is not an afterthought.
Metadata, and only what it needs
Random Assistant reads the minimum it needs to be useful: counts, ids, and the content of the threads it works on. You stay in control of the rest.
Your memory, under your control
Random Brain remembers your people, companies, and preferences so it does not ask twice. It is all yours to see, edit, or forget.
Trust, kept in the code
The guarantees are enforced where it counts. Nothing sends on its own, data is stored in the EU, and access is scoped.
A private beta for European teams
Random Assistant is onboarding European teams in a private beta. There is no card and no commitment to start.
Ask for the tools you need
We add connectors regularly, and the popular requests get built first. Tell us what you use.