Just talk to it.
Tell it what happened or what you need, in your own words. It does the work and shows you what it did.
Said once, done and shown.
Say what happened.
One sentence, the way you'd tell a colleague. Felesh finds the record, adds the task, and prepares the change to the record for your review.
It asks when it isn't sure.
If a request could mean two things, it asks, with options you can tap. It doesn't guess which record you meant.
You see it work.
Each step shows as it happens, so you know what was looked up, what was added and what is waiting. Every change comes with its reason.
Every conversation kept.
Come back to any earlier chat and reopen it, or open the record it was about.
From a sentence to the work.
Five steps, in this order.
- 1 Say
Say what happened.
Type it in your own words, on Home. A sentence is enough.
- 2 Works
Watch it work.
The right specialists take it step by step, and you see each one finish.
- 3 Asks
It asks when it isn't sure.
A vague request comes back as a question with options to tap, or you type your own.
- 4 Changed
See exactly what changed.
A change to a record waits as a draft until you confirm or edit it. A task is added straight away and shown.
- 5 Kept
Come back to any chat.
Past chats stay in the list. Reopen one where you left off.
Where this does the most.
Noah says he'll collect his pistachios on Friday, with 10% off. You say it once. The task to set them aside is added; the discount waits on his record for your yes.
Task added · discount ready for your yesSee the playbook →Maple Studio approves the poster, and the brief moves to Review. Two projects share a name, so Felesh asks which one before it prepares the change.
Asked · you chose the posterRyan Adams at Aster Co. is waiting on a summary by Friday. The task is added with its date; the note on his record waits for your yes.
Task added · note ready for your yesSee the playbook →What talking to Felesh does not do.
And what happens instead.
- It does notIt does not change your records unseen.InsteadA change to a record waits as a draft until you confirm it.
- It does notIt does not guess who or what you meant.InsteadIt asks, with options to tap.
- It does notIt does not work on what it can't find.InsteadIt says so, and you can name it another way.
- It does notIt does not start a conversation of its own.InsteadIt acts when you tell it something. Reaching out stays with you.
What can I say to it?
What happened or what you need, in your own words. For example, a client said yes, a summary is due Friday, or move this project to Review.
Does it change my records on its own?
Changes to a record, a stage move or a note, are prepared as a draft and wait for your yes. Tasks are added directly, and shown to you.
What if my request is vague?
Felesh asks. You get a short question with options you can tap, or you can type your own answer.
Can I see what it did?
Yes. Each step shows as it works, and every change comes with its reason.
Are my earlier conversations kept?
Yes. Past chats stay in a list, and you can reopen any of them or go to the record it was about.
Hand it the work. Keep the decisions.
Hand Felesh the work you've been carrying?14 days free, no card. Everything that needs your call still waits for your yes.