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Summarize the thread, draft the reply in your voice, snooze the rest. Your inbox, handled before lunch.
A calmer way to get things doneGet it done,
Get it done,
right where you are.
Leafy is a friendly assistant that lives on every web page. Point at something or just ask — Leafy plans it and does it through the apps you already use, keeps your lists, and quietly learns how you work.
Free to tryWorks on any siteNo credit card
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JR
Jordan Rivera
VP Product · Northwind Labs
jordan@northwind.io · Spoke on “Calm software” — keen on a Q3 pilot.
How it works
Three small moves. One finished task.
No new app to learn, no workflows to wire up. Leafy meets you on the page you’re already on.
- 01
Point
Spot something on any page — a person, a date, a paragraph, a price. Click it, or just let Leafy see what you're looking at.
- 02
Ask
Say what you want in plain words. “Add them to my CRM.” “Remind me Friday.” “Draft a reply.” No menus, no syntax.
- 03
Done
Leafy plans the steps and does it through your connected apps — then tells you exactly what happened, so you stay in control.
Use cases
The little jobs that eat your day — handled.
Leafy is a generalist. If it lives in one of your apps, Leafy can probably do it for you.
CRM updates
Capture a contact off any page, log the meeting note, move the deal a stage, and set the next follow-up.
Reminders & lists
“Remind me to renew this Friday.” Leafy keeps the list, nudges you in time, and checks it off when it's done.
Research, distilled
Compare options, pull the facts that matter, and drop a tidy summary into your notes — sources kept.
Scheduling
Find a slot that works for everyone, send the invite, attach the doc. Back-and-forth, gone.
Notes that act
Jot a thought and Leafy turns it into the real thing — a task, an event, a message — wherever it belongs.
Connects to the tools you already live in
Securely link your apps through Composio. Leafy inherits your permissions — and only the ones you grant.
- Gmail
- Calendar
- Slack
- Notion
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Linear
- Drive
- Airtable
- Asana
- Gmail
- Calendar
- Slack
- Notion
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Linear
- Drive
- Airtable
- Asana
…and hundreds more. New connections are added every week.
Learns how you work
A second brain that’s actually yours.
Leafy keeps a private, organized memory of how you like things done — your shorthand, your tone, the way each of your tools is set up. The more you use it, the less you have to explain.
- Knows your shorthand
- “The usual venue,” “my standard reply,” “the Northwind deal.” Leafy learns your names for things, so you don't repeat yourself.
- Learns each app's shape
- Your CRM's stages, your Notion's structure, who's on which Slack channel. Leafy maps it once and reuses it.
- Improves from corrections
- Nudge it once — “shorter, no emoji” — and it remembers. Your preferences become the default.
Leafy remembersprivate to you
- ToneWarm, concise, no emoji in client emails.
- Your CRMStages: Lead → Pilot → Won. Owner = me.
- “The team”Dani, Priya, Marcus (#product on Slack).
- DefaultsMeetings 30 min, afternoons, link auto-attached.
You: “shorter, and skip the greeting next time”
Saved to your preferences.
You connect only the apps you choose.
Leafy acts with your permissions — never more.
Your knowledge base is yours; export or delete it anytime.
Everything in one place
Your lists, reminders, and saved things — together.
Whatever you capture or ask Leafy to track lands in tidy lists you can reach from any page. Nothing clutters your screen until you want it.
This week
3- Reply to Jordan about the Q3 pilotGmail
- Book the team offsite venueTue
- Renew the domain before it lapsesFri
Following up
3- Northwind Labs — send pricingHubSpot
- Dani — intro to the design leadSlack
- Invoice #2041 — chase payment3 days
Saved for later
3- “Calm software” talk — rewatchYouTube
- Standing-desk options to compareResearch
- Recipe: miso roasted vegNotion
Let Leafy take the busywork.
Add it to Chrome, connect an app, and ask for the first thing. It’s free to try — and surprisingly hard to give up.