The Product
One assistant, living quietly inside the app you already use most.
Poke isn't another tab to open. It's a contact in your Messages. It reads context from your email and calendar, watches the integrations you connect, and acts on your behalf - then tells you what it did in a sentence or two.
01The loop
Proactive isn't a feature. It's the whole posture.
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Watch
Poke keeps a live read on your inbox, calendar, and connected tools - noticing the reply you owe, the meeting that clashes, the thread that went quiet.
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Decide
It weighs what matters against how you work. Routine things it handles silently; judgment calls it surfaces as a short, answerable text.
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Act
Draft and send, reschedule, book, summarize, follow up. Poke takes the action end to end and only loops you in when it should.
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Report
You get a clean, human update - never a wall of logs. Reply in plain language to adjust, undo, or take it further.
02Integrations
The more it can see, the more it can carry.
Poke starts with the essentials and grows with you. Connect a tool once and it becomes part of the same conversation.
Reads, drafts, sends, and triages.
Calendar
Books, moves, and protects your time.
Contacts
Knows who matters and how you relate.
And the tools you live in
03Native to Apple Messages
The most natural interface was already on your phone.
No new app to learn
If you can send a text, you can run Poke. The interface is a conversation - the same one you already have a hundred times a day.
Replies in your voice
Poke learns how you write and how you decide, so the drafts it sends and the calls it makes feel like they came from you.
Private by design
Your context stays scoped to you. Poke only touches the accounts you connect, and you can pull a thread back at any time.
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04In practice
A few mornings with Poke.
Inbox triage
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