An arrival card, filled in
Filled from your passport, flight and hotel. It stops for the one part only you can do.
The unfair advantage for highly productive people and teams.
Meet Avery. Avery knows you, understands you, knows what you like and how you work. And Avery manages an army of specialized agents who work around the clock to supercharge your productivity and give you your time back.
Avery is our name for it. Call yours whatever you like.
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Say it to Avery
The problem with general-purpose AI
A general-purpose AI knows a little about everything and nothing about you. Every conversation starts from zero, so you do the explaining, the prompting, the checking and the copy-pasting. Most of the cheaper assistants are fun tools that talk back. That's fine for trivia. It's no use when you have forty things in flight.
Fill in the Japan arrival form. I'm Maya Okafor, passport A41…89, born 14 March 1991. Flight MP 7, landing Haneda 17:25. Hotel Kasumi, Shibuya.
Then you paste it all in yourself.
“Fill in my arrival card for Japan.”
Done, with the QR code in your trip.
Armata is built for two things: knowing you, and getting work done. It's for people with a lot going on.
It does the things other AIs give up on.
A flight, rebooked
A delay breaks the connection. It finds the one good option inside your fare.
A website, right the first time
One sentence, spoken. A finished page in Pip’s own colors.
A deck to match
Five slides, same story, ready for Friday.
Every yes teaches it.
It learns how you write to your investor and to your brother. Once it has a kind of task right, it asks to handle those itself.
To Dan, investor
Dan, the waitlist passed 2,000 on Tuesday. Deck v6 attached. Friday at 10 still good? M
To Leo, brother
we passed 2000 on the waitlist!! drinks on me saturday. don’t tell mom yet
Picked up last week
Flights: nothing before 8am, aisle seat.
From three bookings you changed.Handles these without asking
- Newsletters, archived unreadsince 28 Oct
- Calendar holds for Friday Pip timesince 2 Nov
“Can I just file expense receipts from now on?”
What you actually have is an army.
You talk to Avery. Avery sends out specialists, each built for one job, the moment work shows up. A better one takes over only after it proves itself on real work.
It works nights.
While you sleep it clears the inbox and chases the refund. In the morning you get a short brief.
It asks before it spends, sends or signs.
Money, messages in your name and anything that can’t be undone wait for your yes. One button freezes everything.
- 1Avery askssign-in requestportal.halden.example
- 2You approve on your phoneApprove with passkey
- 3Your manager fills it inmaya@pip.example••••••••••••
- 4Avery sees it workedresultDots, then: signed in.
For teams, it stops the collisions.
On a shared project everyone’s assistant knows what the others are doing, so nothing gets done twice.
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