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Write your day in one note. Hand Buddy the tasks you don't want to do and get the files back: slides, documents, spreadsheets. You see the price first and approve what goes out.
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Compare the three supplier quotes and recommend one
Going through your emails
Step 1 of 4, 3 min in
- In progress: Find the three quotes in your emails
- To do: Compare prices, lead times and terms
- To do: Build the comparison sheet
- To do: Write the recommendation
See the price first. Pay only for what you approve.
Buddy shows the price before it starts. Files come back watermarked, and making or redoing them is free. You pay once, when you approve, download, copy or send one.
500 credits to start, and your first delegated task free.
Watermarked until you use it. Approving, downloading, copying or sending charges it once, at the price shown.
Write it in your note. Buddy turns it into tasks.
Buddy spots the tasks in what you write and suggests them for your list. Hand him the ones you don't want to do and get the files back. Your agenda and the emails that need answers show up in the note too.
Buddy AI NoteTodayMay 4What people said when Buddy launched
Real comments from real people on our Product Hunt launch. Quoted in their original English.
I've been using Buddy AI Note for a week now and I'm impressed with how seamlessly it integrates into my daily workflow. The ability to add tags and prioritize tasks directly within the note-taking interface is a game-changer for me as a product manager. It's helped me declutter my notes and focus on what really matters.
The gap between "wrote it down" and "actually did it" is where every note I've ever taken goes to die, so I like the idea of one that nudges itself toward done. And keeping the "sends to other people" stuff gated behind a confirm is the right instinct — that's the exact thing I'd be nervous about handing off.
Really like the idea of notes becoming action instead of just storage. The review step before anything reaches another person feels like a smart design choice rather than a limitation.
Turning notes into an actual daily plan is the part most note apps miss.
It caught my eye because I've often wished my notes could understand what I roughly meant and help me continue from there, without making me organize everything first.
This is so cool! It sounds like something that could genuinely make life much easier.
Use Buddy in ChatGPT and Claude
Connect ChatGPT, Claude or Claude Code in a minute. Ask about your day and your tasks, capture without switching apps, and hand Buddy the work that needs your calendar, your email and your voice.
- Ask what's next and what's due, answered from your own tasks and calendar
- Buddy does the research, drafting, and reminders, grounded in your own data
- You review and approve Buddy's documents right in the chat, and nothing reaches another person without you