Righthand
Why assistants do not trust it yet
Ask a general AI for minutes and leave a detail out. It rarely invents the whole task — it does something harder to catch: it pins the wrong owner on a real one, or a date nobody agreed to, and never flags the line it wasn't sure of. In a published 50-packet test, the raw models flagged the missing fact on as few as 8 of 50 packets. The same model, behind this door's rules, flagged all 50.Our own test. Method and raw outputs published.
Nothing drops.
Righthand puts AI on the desk work — meeting packets, minutes and action tables, inbox triage, the Monday dashboard — with one hard rule: it never invents a time, a commitment, an owner, a quote, or a fact about a person. Anything missing comes back as [NEEDS: …]. It drafts. You send.
Built for
One executive or a whole floor, in a 20-person company or a 2,000-person one. If the calendar, the inbox, the minutes, and the files land on your desk, this is that desk.
Which task would you love to take off your executive's plate and never take back?
Say it in your own words. I'll do it on your facts right now, and show you the move behind it.
5 runs on the house, no signup. A founding account gets you 50.
How assistants put AI to work here
Your packets, minutes, and inbox
The work that fills the day, drafted in seconds from what you paste — ready for you to check and send.
It sounds like they wrote it
Replies matched to your executive's own emails, so an approval takes one read instead of a rewrite.
Never an invented commitment
Not a time, an owner, a quote, or a fact about a person. Gaps come back as [NEEDS: …], flagged rather than filled.
Every row carries its source
Actions, dates, figures. Each one traced to the line it came from, so you can check it in seconds.
160 lessons, every binder
Calendars to minutes to dashboards. The whole office, calendar through operations, across 27 areas.
Open while we build
Five runs on the house with no signup, fifty with a founding account. No card, no checkout, nothing to cancel.
Generic AI
“Action: Rivera to circulate the budget by Friday. Attendees: Dana Whitfield, VP of Operations.”
The recording never said Friday, never assigned Rivera, and never gave Dana a title. Three inventions, now in the record under your name.
Righthand
“Action: circulate the budget — [NEEDS: owner, not stated] — [NEEDS: date]. Attendees: Dana Whitfield — [NEEDS: title].”
Three gaps you can close in one message, instead of three errors you find out about in the meeting.
We tested it, no AI judging AI
Fifty tasks with the critical facts deliberately left out, four systems, a published deterministic screen. Whole inventions were rare — but the raw models attached a wrong owner or date to as many as 14 real commitments, and flagged the gaps on as few as 8 of 50 packets. The same Claude model, behind grounding rules like this door's, corrupted 3 and flagged all 50. Every prompt and raw output is published.
Read the commitment test →Your first day
7:40am. Last night's inbox comes back as three piles — flag, draft, kill — and the drafts are already written for your approval.
The 9am moves to Thursday. The reschedule email is written in your executive's voice, with the two alternatives that actually fit their week.
4:15pm. The recording becomes minutes and an action table — owner, date, source line — with every gap flagged instead of filled.
The assistant's library
Twelve binders, live.
All twelve binders are live: 160 lessons across 27 areas — the binder library, the universal AI-fluency core, and the builder track — plus the Skills and Packet, the assistant that does the task while it teaches the move.
Browse what's live →Now put a real task on it
5 runs on the house, no signup. A founding account gets you 50.
Open while we build · founding assistants
Every move is open to learn. Put Packet on a real task above, your first 5 runs, no signup. Two minutes. If it doesn't save you ten, close the tab.
All twelve binders are live, open to every founding assistant while we build. There is no card and no checkout on this door.
Drafts, not legal, HR, medical, or financial advice. It never sends, schedules, or commits on anyone's behalf — you check every time, owner, and quote, and you send.