Prioritise
Surface the information and actions that matter so the day starts with a clearer view of priorities.
CATHERINE · AI ASSISTANT · IN DEVELOPMENT
Less admin. More time to decide.
Catherine explores a new way to support leaders by combining executive-assistance methods with artificial intelligence to organise information, prepare priorities and reduce repetitive work.
THE PROMISE
Prepare information before it becomes mental overload.
Prepare
Turn emails, calendar items and available information into useful summaries, drafts and next actions.
Automate
Reduce repetitive work while keeping human validation whenever an action commits the user.
USE CASES
What can Catherine actually help with?
Start with what matters
Bring together meetings, messages and important topics to create a concise overview of the day's priorities.
Sort and prepare
Identify important messages, summarise them and prepare replies where appropriate, with validation before sending.
Prepare for meetings
Add context to upcoming meetings and surface useful information to make preparation easier.
Keep track of next actions
Turn incoming information into actions to follow and help maintain a clear view of what still needs to be done.
WHAT CATHERINE IS NOT
Not an AI that acts without control.
Catherine is not designed to make decisions for the user, send sensitive messages without validation or automate processes simply for the sake of automation.
The project starts from a simple idea: automate what wastes time, while keeping human judgement wherever context, trust and responsibility matter.
IN DEVELOPMENT
A product built and tested step by step.
Catherine is currently a project in development and experimentation. Connections, use cases and automations are tested progressively before being generalised.
The principle remains constant: users retain control over their data and important actions. Sensitive functions should rely on explicit permissions and appropriate human validation.
VISION
Technology in service of attention.
The goal is not to replace trust, context or judgement. Catherine is designed to free time spent collecting, sorting and preparing information so that attention can return to decisions, people and priorities.