jared.so

Jared joins the channels your team already uses instead of asking everyone to adopt a new app. It listens for requests in Slack, and it works in WhatsApp too, which matters for teams whose clients won't install anything else. You talk to it like a coworker, in normal language, and it figures out what you want done. No special syntax.

The real work happens outside the chat, so Jared connects to more than 10,000 tools to follow through. That covers the usual suspects, like calendars, documents, and CRMs, and lets Jared move data between them. The result is fewer tasks that stall because someone has to leave Slack to finish them. Less tab-switching, less waiting.

Jared remembers the people, projects, and decisions that keep coming up in your team's conversations. Instead of re-explaining who owns what every time, you can reference a project by name and Jared knows the context. That's the whole point. For teams with a lot of shared history, that memory is what makes Jared feel less like a search box and more like a teammate.

Jared doesn't wait to be pinged for everything. It can take on tasks that come up in a channel and see them through. That's the difference between an assistant and a coworker. Start with clearer, well-scoped jobs and tighten the guardrails before letting it run loose on anything sensitive.

Alongside chat, Jared handles IRL voice, meaning it can take part in or place actual calls. Pro gives you unlimited minutes. Starter caps them. It extends Jared's reach beyond text. Test it carefully before you point it at real customers.