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x.ai was an AI-powered personal assistant for scheduling meetings over email. Users copied assistants such as Amy or Andrew on a message, and the service coordinated available times with participants.
AI agent company building models that can take actions on computers on behalf of users.
Superhuman is a subscription email client for Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. It emphasizes keyboard-driven workflows and includes AI features for drafting, summarizing, searching, and managing email.
Compose AI was a Chrome writing assistant that offered autocomplete, text generation, rephrasing, and email reply features across websites. The company later announced that it had joined OpenAI and discontinued the extension.
Stashpad was a developer-focused note-taking and productivity app designed for rapid capture, organization, and retrieval of working notes. Its team later announced that Stashpad would shut down after being acquired by ClickUp.
Diagram was an AI design-tool company that built Figma plugins including Magician, an assistant for generating interface copy, icons, and images. Figma acquired the company in 2023 and incorporated its team and technology.
Luna is an AI-assisted sales prospecting platform that recommends leads and drafts personalized outreach emails. Public company materials indicate the original standalone service was folded into software company Reply in 2023.
Kronologic developed calendar-based sales automation software that used AI to identify leads, propose meeting times, and schedule conversations for revenue teams. It was acquired by East11 Ventures in 2024.
Timeful was an intelligent calendar and task-management app that used behavioral science and machine learning to suggest when users should schedule tasks and habits. Google acquired its team and technology in 2015.
Julie Desk was a French AI-powered virtual assistant that scheduled meetings by email, coordinating participants and calendars through natural-language exchanges. Its technology was acquired by Accor in 2019.
Limitless is an AI-powered memory and meeting assistant from Limitless AI that records or imports conversations, produces transcripts and summaries, and lets users search and query captured information across its apps and wearable Pendant.
Storia AI was an AI-assisted visual design and image-editing product developed by Storia. Its tools included text editing within generated images, object removal, background changes, and image cleanup.
Flowrite was an AI writing assistant for composing emails and messages from short prompts. Its browser-based tools generated replies and drafts for common workplace communication. The product was acquired by Maestro Labs in 2024.
Reclaim.ai is an AI scheduling and calendar automation service that places tasks, habits, focus time, breaks, and meetings on users’ calendars. Dropbox acquired the company in 2024, and Reclaim continues to be offered as a product.
Adepto was a workforce visibility and internal talent marketplace platform that helped organizations map employee and external-worker skills, discover talent, and support project staffing and workforce planning.
Mighty was a Chromium-based web browser that streamed browser workloads from cloud servers to users’ computers. The company later pivoted to an AI product before its team joined Google in 2023.
Multi (formerly Remotion) was a Mac video collaboration tool that let small teams co-edit screens with rich AI-assisted features. OpenAI announced the acquihire in June 2024, the entire team joined OpenAI to work on collaboration in ChatGPT, and the Multi product was shut down on July 24, 2024. The site now redirects to OpenAI.
Global Illumination was a small NYC studio founded by ex-Instagram and Facebook engineers that built creative tools and a Minecraft-style sandbox game called Biomes. OpenAI announced in August 2023 that it had acquired the company in its first-ever acquisition; the team joined OpenAI to work on core products including ChatGPT. The Biomes code is open-source but the company brand was retired.
A self-service data preparation platform that let business and analytics users combine, clean, shape, and govern data through a visual interface. DataRobot acquired Paxata in December 2019.