You already work with
Every AI you use knows a different slice of you.
None of them knows the whole household.
Why they can't
So you keep explaining yourself.
To every new bot. To the one you told yesterday. Your life ends up scattered across apps you don't control. It shouldn't be this much work.
The Butler Company fixes it in three ways:
01 · Portable · The vault
Your memory goes with you. Not with them.
Your calls, texts, email and meetings become one private graph you own: the people in your life, what's going on with each of them, and when. The butler is how you talk to it. Every other AI reads from it, so you can switch any of them and never start over.
Point at any node to see its record
Other AI remembers. The butler remembers, and runs the house.
Read as it happens
Calls, texts, email, meetings and voice memos, taken in as they come. Nothing to upload, nothing to tag.
One graph, every link sourced
People, plans and dates become nodes, each kept once: Clara on a call is Clara in a text. Every link says when it was said, and where.
Then the butler moves
Ask about your mother and he finds the boiler, the 28th and her hip. Then he books, chases and follows up, without being asked twice.
Claude, ChatGPT, Grokbot, Muse
And whatever ships next month. Each one connects to the vault; none of them is the vault.
You decide what each one sees
Private by default. Each AI sees only what a job needs, and you can take it back anytime.
Swap the model, keep the memory
A better model is one setting away. Everything it needs to know you is already here.
02 · Proactive
Proactive, not just helpful.
He's on your calls and reads your texts, so he spots the clash nobody mentioned and chases what's owed. Call him on the drive home. It's handled, and only the decisions wait for you.
Mother wants to come the 22nd. And I keep forgetting Leo's farm figures.
The boiler's not fixed until the 28th, sir. I'll put the Dower House to you, and chase Leo tonight.
Say it once
One passing remark. Four things handled.
No rules to set up. Every note, call and text is read once, filed where it belongs, and acted on.
"Mother's hip is bad again, so she'll want the ground floor. And the boiler man's coming Tuesday at nine."
Hip is bad again; needs the ground floor.
A step-free room is now a must.
Plumber, the guest-wing boiler.
The Dower House, or the inn?
03 · Every agent
Every agent's work, tracked in one place.
Ask once. He gives the job to the right AI and follows it until it's done.
"Can Mother come for Christmas from the 22nd?"
The boiler's fixed the 28th. Stairs are hard since her hip.
To the agent that fits the job.
Two options, on your desk.
Every agent reports in as it works. Silence gets chased, and a stalled job goes to someone else.
Not another chat. One desk.
A chat scrolls away. A desk shows what's moving, what's waiting on you and what's done.
The real portal, running a busy household on a Saturday morning.
How it works
Three steps. Then he takes it from there.
Every agent you'll ever use, already knowing you, and one butler keeping them all moving.
Request access
Leave your email. We'll write when there's a place for your household.
Meet your butler
A short setup: tell him about your household and connect your email and calendar.
Connect your AIs
Claude, ChatGPT, Grokbot or Muse. From then on, every one of them already knows you.
Your household. Your staff of agents. One butler to run them.
Leave it with me.