Re: Kitchen tile and the island
Grace Okafor · to Mina Park · 08:12
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Cove turns meeting notes and client emails into clear tasks, ready-to-send follow-ups and a plan for your day.
Meet CoveCove reads your inbox and meeting notes, finds the asks and proposes tasks with an owner and a date. You accept each one with a single key.
Grace Okafor · to Mina Park · 08:12
Cove places tasks around your meetings and keeps a buffer. When a call runs long or a client needs you now, it moves the work, not the meetings, and tells you what changed.
Thursday, 22 October
Mina Park · 11 blocks · 2 h 45 min focus
Mina Park · 11 blocks · 2 h focus, 45 min kept free
Leila asked for a call today. Oakline’s quartz desk closes at noon, so calling her first lets Jonah order a backup slab.
Plan updated. Leila at 10:50, focus from 11:30, Marlow answers at 13:15.
When a proposal goes quiet, an invoice slips or you promise something on a call, Cove drafts the email in your voice. Pick the tone, edit if you like, and send.
ToBen Ashworth <ben@alderstreetlofts.com>
SubjectAlder Street lobby proposal
Drafted by Cove from the proposal sent Oct 14
Sent at 10:42 from arjun@larkspur.studio
BABen replied at 11:05. “Thanks Arjun, the board meets Tuesday. Could you join for 20 minutes at 6?”
New: Automations for repeat client work
Invoices filed by client, reminders drafted, call notes turned into tasks. Cove asks before anything leaves your outbox.
See automationsCove keeps the bigger picture next to the daily plan: what got done, who is waiting on whom and who has room.
Hours saved, what slipped and what is next. Posted to Slack at four, ready for Monday.
Emails, call notes and tasks per client, with a plain note on who is waiting on whom.
Move “Okafor appliance spec” (2.5 h) from Jonah to Theo?
Planned hours against capacity for each person, and a suggestion when someone is over.
Connect what you already use. Cove reads the last two weeks, so the first plan has real work in it.
Gmail or Outlook, your calendar and your call notes. Read-only until you allow sending.
Tasks, follow-ups and a plan for today, each with the line it came from.
One key each. Cove learns your owners, dates and tone from every choice.
“I used to keep a sticky note of everyone waiting on us. Cove keeps that list now, and most weeks it is empty by Wednesday.”
Mina ParkFounder, Larkspur StudioSix people, twelve active clients, interior design and renovation in Portland, Maine. Week 43, Monday to Thursday.
“My crew leads get tomorrow’s plan at six. Nobody calls me at seven asking where to go.”
“Clients send documents in a dozen ways. Cove files them and tells me what is still missing.”
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Only when you allow it. By default every draft waits for you. You can let specific automations send, for example the “Got it, thank you” reply on receipts, and Cove logs each one.
The inboxes, calendars and call notes you connect. It skips anything labeled private, and your data is never used to train shared models.
Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, Google Drive, Dropbox, QuickBooks, Xero, Notion and HubSpot.
About four minutes to connect. Cove reads the last two weeks of email and notes, so your first plan already has real work in it.
Yes. Import from a CSV, Notion or Asana, or keep your list where it is and let Cove sync both ways.
Export everything as CSV or JSON at any time. Your data is deleted 30 days after you close the account.
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