Twelve things Handled does from the chat you already use. Each one with what you say, and a page that shows it happening.
Start freeSee the list ↓Write to it like a person. It asks at most one question, confirms, and does the job. Nothing to install, and it answers in the language you write in.

Any time, any repeat, in your own words. It confirms the time in your time zone and insists if you ask it to.

Calendar, tasks and weather at the hour you choose. An evening version with what is left for tomorrow.

Google or Microsoft 365, connected once. Move a meeting, send a quote from your own address, ask what is on Thursday.

A bill, a timetable, a letter, a plate of food. It reads them and acts: the amount, the date, the reminder.

Talk in the car. Get a task list with reminders back, in the language you spoke.

A packing list the family ticks, a menu with an order button, an invitation with yes and no.

Name the thing and the price once. It checks on a schedule and writes only when it drops.

PDFs, sheets, a Google Drive folder. Summaries, dates, amounts, reminders from what it finds.

Blood pressure, weight, tablets, written in the chat. The log, the reminders, the week as a picture.

Add, ask, close and move tasks in plain words. Mirrored to Todoist both ways.

Your preferences, your contacts, your routines. Say it once. Ask weeks later what you said about the dentist.

One assistant per person, the same jobs, inside the tool your company already runs on.
Optional, and each takes about twenty seconds from the dashboard. Handled tells you when one is needed, not before.
It does not read your other WhatsApp chats; it is a separate contact and sees only what you send it. It does not pay, book or sign anything on its own; every action that changes something is confirmed first. It does not chat about the world for the sake of it. It does the errand you send it.

Something you do not want to forget this week. Add Handled as a contact, write it, and see what comes back. Free to try, no app to install.