Keel in 90 seconds. What a personal AI confidant actually does.
Nine capabilities. Real outputs from a fictional B2B operator (Alex Chen, Head of GTM at Helio Logistics). Each one removes a class of manual work — capturing meeting commitments, tracking outbound, watching the money, surfacing leaks before they cost a deal.
Wake up to a leak detector.
Every morning at 5am, Keel runs six detectors across your inbox, calendar, CRM, LinkedIn mail and bank accounts — cancelled meetings you never rebooked, inbound leads sitting unread, sent email awaiting a reply, deals gone quiet, unusual charges, messages buried in notification noise. Then a synthesis pass connects the items that are about the same person or company and names what most needs you today. Read it with coffee. Act before the day eats you.
Action items captured automatically.
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 stage for one-tap confirmation.
Catch the deals quietly falling through.
Outbound email with no reply after five days — to external recipients — gets flagged automatically. The Northwind expansion proposal that's been sitting. The case study you promised Janet. The recruiter you owe a thank-you. One-tap snooze or dismiss.
Account memory across meetings.
Every meeting attendee email is cross-referenced against your Zoho contacts. Ask Keel 'what did Acme say about timing in our last three calls?' — get a real answer with quoted transcript excerpts and the matched account.
Rules that survive every conversation.
Tell Keel "always assume Eastern time" or "when drafting emails to investors, lead with the metric." It pins the rule across every future conversation. The assistant gets sharper over time instead of resetting.
- · "When drafting emails to investors, lead with the metric..."
- · "When pulling up CRM data, always include the deal owner..."
Branded PDFs, generated in chat.
Memos, plans, briefs, resumes — all generated mid-conversation. Configurable brand banner per document. Markdown-driven structure with tables, callouts, and sections. Download URL valid 30 days.
The charge you'd have found in November.
Your bank and credit card connect through Plaid, so spending is just another thing you can ask about — what went out to contractors last quarter, what that $1,240 charge was, which merchants you're biggest with. Two detectors run against the same data without being asked: a charge well above your own baseline that isn't a known recurring bill, and a merchant that has quietly started billing you monthly.
Both halves of the traffic question.
Google Analytics 4 knows what visitors did once they arrived. Search Console knows the queries that surfaced you and where you rank for them. Keel reads both and connects them — including the highest-leverage finding in SEO: a page already earning impressions at position 8 to 20, being shown and just not clicked.
What you said you'd do, and what you actually built.
Keel ingests your Claude Code sessions, so the development work itself is searchable: what shipped, when, why it was done that way, what broke. Meetings hold the promise; this holds the delivery. Ask whether the fix you committed to on Tuesday's call is live and Keel can check both sides of that in one answer.
See it running on real data.
30-minute live walkthrough on Keel’s actual deployment — real inbox, real calendar, real CRM, real meetings. Then we’ll talk through what it would look like on yours.