FridayOS Private beta. By invitation.

A chief of staff for the people who run the business.

Friday texts you, calls you, drafts your replies and remembers how you work. Invitations go out in January.

In the tools you already use
The morning read. One text, answered from the phone before the office.

A working day with Friday, from the first text to the last.

Each scene is something Friday does in use today, shown with made-up details. Tap the buttons inside them.

  1. First thing

    The morning read.

    An executive starts the day with one text from Friday. It covers what changed overnight and the decisions waiting, each with a recommendation. They answer from their phone with "yes to all except" and a line on the one they want changed. Friday carries out the rest before they reach the office.

  2. On the drive

    The call that clears the desk.

    A founder has a backlog of open items and a drive across town. Friday calls, reads each item with its recommendation, and the founder says yes, no or change it. Friday only counts a yes when the founder actually said yes. By the time the car parks, the decisions are written up and the follow-ups are moving.

  3. In the meeting

    Friday in your meeting.

    Friday joins the call as a participant. It takes the notes, catches the action items as they are said, and when the call ends it drafts the follow-ups. Nothing goes out until the executive approves it.

    Google Meet and Roam today. Zoom is in the works.

  4. Through the afternoon

    Your calendar, kept honest.

    Friday places the flexible work around the meetings that are fixed. Through the day it keeps a record of what actually happened, block by block. When something is missed, it does not quietly vanish: Friday offers a new slot and moves it on a yes, or carries it to tomorrow.

  5. Between meetings

    Replies they send themselves.

    Friday drafts the reply in the executive's own voice, learned from how they have written before. The draft waits for them. They send it as written or change a line first, and nothing goes out in their name without their word.

    Reply, draftedWaiting for you
    To the landlordRe the lease renewal

    Thanks for sending this over. Before we sign, we'd like to talk about a longer term. Are you free for a call this week? Tell me a day and time that works.

  6. A travel day

    The travel day.

    On a travel day Friday follows the flight. It texts when check-in opens and when the gate changes, and it sends a ride link when the plane lands. Every time it mentions is in the time zone the traveller is standing in.

  7. The next time

    The correction that sticks.

    When an executive corrects Friday, the correction becomes a standing rule. The next time the same situation comes up, Friday reads the rule before it acts. Over a few months, the mistakes they already fixed stop coming back.

Friday is being built to meet you where you already work.

Each one is marked: in use today, or in the works. Tap one to see what Friday does there.

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Keep the agents you already pay for.

Friday works alongside the AI agents and subscriptions you already have, not instead of them. Keep using them. What they do comes back to Friday, where your context lives.

  • Grok BotTalk to Friday through Grok, even from the car.In use today
  • MuseMeta's assistant.In the works
  • InstinctThe agent you text or call.In the works
  • The ones you useTell us on the form below.

Nothing goes out without your word.

  • Drafts wait.A reply or a follow-up in your name waits for you. Send it as written or change a line first.
  • A yes is a yes.On a call, Friday only counts a yes when you actually said yes.
  • Corrections stick.Fix something once and it becomes a standing rule Friday reads before it acts.

The chief of staff is the front door.

For a company, Friday is where FridayOS starts. Behind it, a team of agents takes on the work that comes round every week, with the people who own that work steering.

Tell us about your team
  1. It learns how you work.

    Friday starts as one person's chief of staff. From the texts, calls, meetings, drafts and corrections that run through it, it learns what they decide, what they hand off and how they want it done.

  2. It writes down the work that repeats.

    The weekly report, the follow-up after every client call, the approval that waits on one person. Friday names the workflows that come round again and writes each one down as it is actually done.

  3. It builds the agent team that carries them.

    For each workflow, Friday proposes a team of agents and the person says yes to it. The agents run the work beside the person first, so the two can be compared. Anything that goes out, spends money or runs on a schedule waits for a yes.

  4. Corrections become the company's rules.

    Every correction is written down as a rule the company owns, not a setting inside one model. When the model underneath changes, the rules carry over.

Invitations go out in January.

FridayOS was built working with real operating companies, and the first invitations from outside go out in January. Leave your name, tell us where you work and what you would hand Friday first. We read every answer.

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Thank you. Invitations go out in January, and we read every answer.