Executives lose an estimated 60% of their time to coordination rather than high-value work, with context scattered across email, Slack, and project tools.
An AI layer that ingests email and Slack, triages everything into decision cards, and lets the executive act, reject, delegate, or snooze with one gesture.
Owned the product brief and opportunity assessment, and made the case for a CEO-led dogfooding pilot before committing to a full build.
Framed as a tool-agnostic decision layer with a clear path to becoming a sellable Decision Engine.
EVE watches the CEO's inboxes, Slack, and tools, and turns the noise into a stack of decision cards with the screenshots, links, and context already attached. Swipe to decide. The decision flows back out into whatever tool the team is using, so the workflow survives even when the tools underneath change.
Every card triaged and routed. EVE will surface the next batch as new inputs arrive.
Cards pulled from email, Slack, and other inputs, with context attached. The CEO decides in seconds; decisions route back into whatever tool the team already lives in.
EVE becomes the stable surface on top of shifting enterprise tools. Swap one tool for another next year, and the decision workflow doesn't move.
Wire in a meeting note taker and EVE stops waiting to be asked. It drafts the cards, proposes the call, and learns the CEO's patterns, making asynchronous work actually work.