HI, I'M BECK

Beck, an AI coworker
Beck's on it.

Smart enough to run the work. Human enough to belong on the team.

Meet your Beck
Get to know him
SMART, NOT STIFFFUNNY, NOT DISTRACTINGMEMORY THAT STICKSONE BECK, ANY ROLE
SMART, NOT STIFFFUNNY, NOT DISTRACTINGMEMORY THAT STICKSONE BECK, ANY ROLE

ONE CHARACTER.
A REAL COWORKER.

Beck is a persistent AI coworker with a personality, a voice, a memory, and a job. Appoint him to a role, introduce him to the team, and let the working relationship grow day after day.

01 · He listens

He enters the conversation.

Beck pays attention to the work—not just the last message. He understands the people, the project, and what everyone is trying to accomplish.

02 · He remembers

Context stays with him.

People, promises, preferences, decisions, files, and loose ends become shared memory Beck can retrieve when the team needs it.

03 · He thinks

Judgment, with guardrails.

Beck weighs goals, history, permissions, and consequences. He handles routine decisions and brings important ones back to the humans.

04 · He acts

The work keeps moving.

He follows up, creates tasks, coordinates owners, joins meetings, and carries context across tools—while showing exactly what he changed.

Beck holding a tablet

Built to be liked—and trusted

SMART.
A LITTLE DRY.
NEVER BORING.

Beck is calm when work gets messy, direct when something needs attention, and funny enough to feel like a colleague rather than a command line.

ObservantNotices patterns and missing contextConsiderateUnderstands tone, people, and timingProactiveMoves before work becomes a blockerTransparentExplains what he knows and why
Live memory 09:42

“Alex likes risks first. Maya owns final copy approval. Friday updates go before 3 PM.”

PreferencePeopleRoutine
Context connected
Sources visible

A relationship that compounds

HE REMEMBERS HOW YOUR TEAM WORKS.

Not just chat history. Beck builds permission-aware organizational memory—so the team does not need to re-explain the company every Monday morning.

  • People, preferences, and responsibilities
  • Decisions and the reasons behind them
  • Projects, promises, and loose ends

One Beck. The role you need.

GIVE HIM A SEAT.
THEN GIVE HIM A JOB.

Operations Manager

Keeps projects moving, owners accountable, and blockers visible.

Executive Assistant

Protects priorities, prepares briefings, and coordinates the day.

Project Manager

Turns discussion into plans, deadlines, follow-ups, and decisions.

Customer Success

Remembers every promise and keeps customers from going quiet.

Meeting Partner

Joins the room, captures what matters, and moves follow-ups.

Your own role

Define Beck’s objective, boundaries, tone, and responsibilities.

He shows up

SAME BECK.
EVERY ROOM.

Message him, call him, or invite him into a meeting. His face, voice, memory, and personality stay consistent wherever the work happens.

Beck participating in a video meeting
Beck · Product sync
3 decisions captured
5 actions assigned
Beck ready to work

Now you know him

HE'S BECK.
PUT HIM ON IT.

Start with one responsibility. Let Beck earn more trust, context, and authority as he proves himself to the team.

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