Keel. A personal AI confidant for B2B operators.

Daily 5am leak detector, now running six detectors at once: meetings cancelled and never rebooked, inbound leads sitting unread, sent email awaiting a reply, deals gone quiet in the CRM, unusual charges and new subscriptions on your accounts, and LinkedIn messages buried in notification mail. A synthesis pass on top connects items about the same person or company across all six and names the one thing that most needs you today.

Fireflies records a meeting. Within fifteen minutes, Keel pulls the transcript, classifies action-item ownership (you vs. someone else), and auto-creates Google Tasks for items where you're the owner. Unclear ones get staged for confirmation.

Flags outbound email to external recipients with no reply after five days — and stops nagging after two weeks, because by then it isn't a follow-up, it's an answer. Catches the deals, intros, and quotes that quietly fall through cracks. One-tap snooze or dismiss.

Every Fireflies attendee email is cross-referenced against your Zoho contacts. "What did Acme say about timing in our last three calls?" returns a real answer with quoted transcript excerpts and the matched account.

Reading Zoho was the first half. Keel now creates contacts, leads and deals, and updates existing contacts, straight from the conversation — so the person who came up in this morning's meeting is in the CRM before the day gets away from you. It can also find and verify a work email address for someone you've never corresponded with.

Your bank and credit card connect through Plaid, so "what did I spend on contractors last quarter" and "what's the balance" are just questions. Two detectors run quietly against the same data: a charge well above your own baseline that isn't a known recurring bill, and a merchant that has started billing monthly — subscription creep, caught in the first 45 days.

Google Analytics 4 tells you what visitors did once they arrived. Search Console tells you the actual Google queries that surfaced you, with clicks, impressions and average ranking position. Keel reads both and connects them — including the single most useful SEO finding there is: a page with real impressions stuck at position 8 to 20, already being shown and just not earning the click.

Keel ingests your Claude Code terminal sessions, so the development work itself is queryable: what got built, when, why it was done that way, what broke. Meetings hold what you said you'd do; this holds what you actually did. Ask whether the thing you promised a client last Tuesday is done and Keel can check both sides.

Tell Keel "always assume Eastern time" or "when generating an Excel file, use this format" — it pins the rule across every future conversation. The assistant gets sharper over time instead of resetting.

Branded PDF memos, plans, briefs and resumes, generated mid-conversation with a configurable brand banner. Real Google Docs written into your Drive when you want something editable. Slide decks as .pptx or native Google Slides — built off actual figures pulled from the CRM, your transactions, or a meeting transcript, never invented. Plus image generation when a visual earns its place.