Company brain for AI-native execution
What your Chief of Staff would tell you at 7am.
Founders miss things. Not because they aren't paying attention. Because context is scattered across ten tools, three inboxes, and a dozen Slack threads. ChiefOS connects it all and delivers a daily Executive Brief at 7am: what changed, what is slipping, who owns it, what needs a decision.
- Connects Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Linear, HubSpot, and Notion
- Builds a live Execution Graph of owners, decisions, risks, and follow-through
- Delivers a 7am brief with what changed and what needs your attention today
$5,000 pilot fee covers your first 90 days. Then $2,500/month. Limited to 5 teams.
Cancel anytime during the pilot for a full refund.
Executive Brief
THE TOP
- Acme renewal stalling. Owner Sarah. 6 days no response.
- Q2 board prep deck due Friday, blocked on revenue numbers from finance.
DECISIONS REQUIRED TODAY
- Approve hiring plan default before the 1:00pm exec review.
EXECUTION GRAPH PULSE
- Product build still on track for beta launch next week.
- Budget review is in progress. Caroline owns the final pass in 2 days.
SIGNAL FROM THE TEAM
- Feedback on the new OKR strategy has been positive, but managers want examples.
01
Connect
Pull context from Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Linear, HubSpot, and Notion.
02
Graph
ChiefOS maps everything into owners, priorities, risks, and dependencies.
03
Brief
A daily 7am readout lands in your inbox. No manual input required.
04
Decisions
The brief surfaces what needs your call and who owns the next step.
What you get
The operating context hidden across your tools, organized into daily execution.
Executive Brief
A 7am readout of what changed, what is slipping, and what needs a decision today.
Execution Graph
A live knowledge graph built from your tools. Owners, risks, decisions, and dependencies in one place.
Compounding memory
Every brief writes structured memory. The graph gets smarter about how your company operates over time.
Founder-led onboarding
Set up in one working session. Tuned to how your company actually runs.