For your executive

Give your assistant a superpower.

Your executive assistant spends two to three days a week coordinating meetings: finding times, chasing replies, moving things when plans change. ANCI AI takes that on, so they can spend those days on the work only they can do.

Give your assistant ANCI

We start with a 20-minute call on a real calendar, with your assistant on it.

Two minutes to spare? See what your assistant will do with it →

ANCI asking the assistant: Schedule for John Smith?

A true story: the year-end review

A senior executive at a multinational company sat down for a year-end review with their assistant. The assistant had had a strong year. The executive asked one question: what gets in the way?

  1. 1. Year-end review: Your assistant has had a good year. You ask what gets in the way.
  2. 2. The answer: "Honestly? Two or three days a week go to coordinating meetings."
  3. 3. The gift: You give them ANCI: an AI scheduling agent that takes on the coordination.
  4. 4. The new week: ANCI handles the emails, the reschedules and the follow-ups. Your assistant does the work only they can do.

They gave their assistant ANCI. That was a while ago, and the assistant still uses it every day.

We believe

An executive assistant's time is too valuable to spend chasing calendars.

So we

Give assistants an AI scheduling agent that coordinates meetings across executives, calendars and companies.

By

Taking on the emails, the follow-ups and the reschedules, while your assistant stays in control of every decision.

Two kinds of executive. The same gift.

Several executives, one assistant

Your assistant is up to their neck in coordination.

Every executive's calendar, every outside guest, every change. ANCI schedules for each executive you share, on their calendar with them as the organizer, and one plan covers your assistant and up to 10 executives.

One executive, one assistant

Your assistant is already backed up.

The meetings with people outside the company take the longest: emails out, replies in, times that don't match. ANCI writes to the guest, reads the answer and books it, so your assistant gets those hours back.

What changes for you

  • Nothing you have to learn. Your assistant asks ANCI. You keep working the way you do.
  • Your assistant stays in charge. Nothing goes to a guest until they say so, and judgment calls come back to them.
  • You stay the organizer of every meeting on your calendar.
  • Guests hear from your assistant. Every email comes from your assistant's own address, like mason.brooks@anci.yourcompany.com, powered by ANCI. Your IT team adds a few DNS records for it; we send them the steps.
  • Your assistant gets days back for preparation, relationships and the priorities you rely on them for.

$795 a month. If ANCI gives your assistant back even two days a month, it has paid for itself. The assistants we work with say it is two to three days a week. Pricing · Security

Not a replacement. A partner.

ANCI can't do your assistant's job

It takes the grunt work out of it: the back-and-forth emails, the reschedules, the follow-ups nobody answers.

It asks instead of guessing

Two people with the same name, or a time outside your hours? ANCI asks your assistant one clear question and moves on.

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What would this be worth to you?

Two minutes, three short steps. See the hours your assistant gets back, the value of that time, and when ANCI pays for itself. You get a five-page summary with every assumption shown, ready to share with finance.

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Give your assistant the gift of ANCI.

Twenty minutes on a call, with your assistant, on a real calendar.

Give your assistant ANCI

30-day guided onboarding and training included.

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