Meet Snaps
23 things came in.
Snaps handled 19.
Snaps reads Slack, Linear and your calendars, then sorts what came in. The small things it just does. Everything else lands in Needs you, with the reply already drafted.
- Your calendar, instantlyHolds and blocks only you see happen right away, with Undo.Instant
- Anything others see waits for youReplies, RSVPs and invites need your Accept.Needs you
- A fresh brief every morningWhat’s ahead, where focus fits, and what needs you.7:00 AM
New since 10:30
Quarterly planning
Wed 12:30 – 1:30 PM
“Can we do a demo dry-run Fri at 10?”
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Find 30 min with Alex next week…
You stay in charge
What can Snaps do on its own?
You decide. Anything that only touches your own calendar can happen right away, with Undo. Anything another person would notice waits for your Accept.
Always asks first before sending messages or inviting people
Snaps never writes to Google, Slack or Linear on its own — your Mac does, once you say so.
How Snaps works
It does the busywork, and asks before anything leaves your hands.
A brief every morning
The shape of the day in one line: hours in meetings, where focus fits, what’s due, and a note beside any meeting that needs prep.
Needs you, sorted
Slack mentions, Linear issues, GitHub reviews, invitations and conflicts come in. What only touches your calendar is handled; the few that need a person wait in Needs you.
Your own calendar: done, with Undo
Holding focus time, scheduling a task, moving a block only you are in — these happen right away, and every one can be undone.
Anything others see: your Accept
A Slack reply, an RSVP, an invite with guests, a change in Linear — Snaps drafts it and waits. Nothing goes out until you say so.
A chat that acts
“Find me two hours to focus tomorrow.” “Move my 1:1 with Maya to Thursday.” Snaps answers with the change, ready to apply.
Private by design
Snaps runs on Anthropic’s Claude, which does not train on what you send. Slack is read live and not kept; what Snaps writes is encrypted.
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