An intro to Littlebird

The problem we're solving

Ever have that moment where you're searching for something you know you saw last week? That key conversation in Slack, a specific slide deck, or the link someone shared. It's right at the edge of your mind, but you just can't find it. 

That search doesn’t just waste time; it breaks your focus.

The real cost of a scattered digital workspace is the toll it takes on your productivity and focus. It’s the drag on your momentum when you need to brainstorm an idea, outline a project, or make a strategic decision.

Littlebird is designed to solve this. It acts as an intelligent layer on top of all your work, connecting the dots so you can move seamlessly from finding a piece of information to finishing a project.

What is Littlebird?

While you can chat with Littlebird like a standard AI chatbot, it’s designed to be much more: a personal AI assistant or 'second brain' that understands the context of your work.

It works quietly in the background to build an understanding of your world. Littlebird is AI that reads your mind (at least the parts you want it to read), not just your prompts, so you don’t have to constantly explain what you need.

How does Littlebird help you?

Littlebird’s understanding of your work isn’t just for finding lost links; it’s about unlocking a more intelligent and efficient way to achieve your goals. By having your own personal AI with deep context, you can move beyond simple recall and start collaborating on your most important tasks.

The best way to understand the power of context is to experience it firsthand. For the most optimal context-based experiences, simply let Littlebird run quietly in the background, allowing it to begin building its understanding of your work. To begin, we recommend continuing with your work as usual for 15 minutes to a few hours while Littlebird learns.

Then, try asking it a simple question like:

Tell me what you know about me?

Or something more advanced:

Summarize 3 different projects I’m working on. Outline the next steps I should take along with any relevant links or info I should reference to complete them. Then show me an example of what the completed next step could look like.

Here are just a few of the things you can do:

• Create content in your voice

  • Instantly draft documents, reports, or presentations based on your past work and writing style. Littlebird learns how you communicate, ensuring the content it generates sounds authentically like you.

  • Based on my recent notes about the Q4 product launch, draft a one-page project proposal in my writing style.

• Map out projects from start to finish

  • Move from a vague idea to a concrete plan. Ask Littlebird to help you brainstorm, outline deliverables, and define the key milestones for any project, using its knowledge of your goals and past work to fill in the gaps.

  • I have a new idea for a project. Help me brainstorm the major steps, outline a simple project plan, and list the key resources I'll need to get started. Kick off by asking me questions to flesh out my project and what success looks like.

  • I need to plan the new marketing email campaign. Brainstorm the key phases to complete this, outline the main deliverables, and suggest a timeline based on my past project work.

• Prepare for any call or meeting

  • Walk into every meeting fully prepared. Ask Littlebird to summarize your entire history with a person or project, pulling key decisions from Slack, relevant documents, and past calendar events into a single, concise brief.

  • I have a meeting with [Insert Name] at [3 pm]. Summarize my conversations with them over the last 4 weeks, pull up the latest project doc we discussed, and list the key action items from our last call. As a final step, create an agenda for the call based on the gathered information.

• Draft emails and communications

  • Save hours on email. Ask Littlebird to "draft a follow-up email to the 2 pm meeting," and it will use its context of the attendees and discussion to write a relevant, accurate draft for you to review.

  • Draft a follow-up email to the attendees in the design sync meeting from this afternoon. Summarize the decision about the new homepage mockup and outline the next steps for the Marketing team.

• Summarize your work and find insights

  • Get a high-level view of your progress at any time. Ask "What were the key outcomes from my work on Project X last week?" or "Summarize my day" to get an instant, intelligent overview of what you've accomplished.

  • Give me a high-level summary of what I worked on yesterday. What were the main themes, and what are the top 3 priorities I should focus on today?

  • Give me a summary of my work on the 'Integrations' feature this week. What were the key decisions made, and what are the remaining open questions?

• Recall anything, instantly

  • And of course, never lose anything again. Whether it’s a file, a link, a conversation, or a fleeting idea, Littlebird can find it for you in seconds.

  • Find the link to the Figma prototype for the mobile app that David shared with me on Slack sometime last week.

  • Find the Google Sheets link for the Q4 budget that was shared in an email from Alex two or three weeks ago.

Welcome to a more intelligent way to work.