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Stay caught up without catching up. Your assistant keeps email, messages and meetings moving. Orca brings you the replies, decisions and approvals that need you.
Bring your own assistant. Works today with Dots in ChatGPT. What you need
How it works
Every conversation lives on its project. So when a new email arrives, your assistant answers it with the decision you made weeks ago and the thread your team had last week, and brings you one thing to approve.
Halcyon Labs: “Our board meeting moved up. Any chance we launch a week earlier?”
Launch on the 10th. The migration needs the full window.
“We could open a preview workspace for them a week early if it helps.”
Halcyon asked to move the launch up a week. We agreed the 10th because the migration needs the full window; the team said a preview workspace could open early. I drafted a reply that keeps the 10th and offers the preview.
The decision, the thread and the task are already on the project. Your assistant reads them before it writes.
You see the sources it used, the draft, and the one verb you owe.
After you approve, the thread is waiting on them. Their answer lands in the same place.
The name
orchestrate · to arrange many parts so they work together.
Does the work, in the tools it already has: email, calendar, Slack, your CRM.
Conducts it. Wakes your assistant when something happens, keeps every thread with its project, and brings the decisions to you.
Decide. Approve the reply, pick the option, answer the question. Once.
What it does
Not a feed of updates. The reply that needs your approval and the prep that makes the meeting shorter, each in the place you’ll act on it.
On your phone
One notification when something is ready to review. Approve it from wherever you are. Updates and “working on it” never notify.
What you need
Orca runs no AI of its own. It connects to the assistant you already have, over a secure sign-in, and shows you what it does.
Add Orca as a custom MCP in ChatGPT. Orca shows each step as it’s confirmed.
It reads your email, calendar and Slack through its own connections. Signing in to Orca gives it none of those.
Its first reply lands in your Inbox. From then on, it tells you when it’s your turn.
Today: works with Dots in ChatGPT. Other agents aren’t supported yet. Sign in with Google; that proves who you are and gives Orca no access to your mail or calendar.
Emails go out only after you approve the exact recipients and text.
Tasks, drafts and prep link back to the message, thread or call they came from.
Private meeting notes are kept apart from anything your assistant reads or writes.
No Orca model, no inherited access, no surprise sends.
Sign in, connect your assistant, and its first reply lands in your Inbox.
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