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Your email and calendar, run from a text.

Connect your inbox and calendar in one text. From then on, your agent watches your email, surfaces what matters, and runs your calendar — all by text. No app. No dashboard. No new login. The most universal interface on Earth — already in your pocket.

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A service of KJ Bucketlist Inv, LLC · Austin, Texas.

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Today 9:14 AM
Your boss is asking which day you have time to meet. Want me to negotiate the calendar?
yes
Booked Friday 10am with Bill. It's on your calendar. I'll text you 15 min before.
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Your inbox

Stop opening four apps to find one email.

Connect Outlook, Gmail, or both. Your agent reads incoming mail and texts you when something needs you. The boss email. The contract you've been waiting on. The school notice. The newsletter and the spam stay out of your way.

📨 multi-inbox support
🔔 calibrated to what matters
✉️ drafts replies for your one-tap OK
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Today 9:14 AM
Sara — your boss just emailed about Friday's strategy session. She wants to know if 2pm still works.
what's my calendar friday at 2
Pickup at school, 2:45. You'd have to leave 2:30 at the latest.
offer her 9am monday instead
Sent. I'll let you know when she confirms.
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Your agent has its own email

Forward anything. It lands on your calendar.

Every user gets an agent email address. Forward an airline itinerary. Forward your kid's school schedule. CC it on the thread where you're waiting for a reply. The events, the dates, the deadlines — captured automatically and confirmed by text.

Forward anything

The easiest inbox in the world: forward and forget.

Got an airline confirmation? Forward it. Just signed up for the soccer season? Forward the schedule. Booked a colonoscopy that needs prep three days out? Forward it. Your agent reads the email, extracts every date and time, and adds them to your calendar — with the right reminders.

✈️ flight itineraries
🎒 school + sports schedules
📋 deadlines + appointments
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Mon 7:15 PM
Got the United itinerary you forwarded. ORD→AUS Wed 6/30, boarding 5:45pm, gate B22. Added to your calendar with a 4:00pm "leave for airport" reminder.
also adding sammy's spring baseball schedule — forwarding now
Got it. 14 games + 12 practices through June. All on your calendar with 30-minute reminders.
flag the away games
Flagged. 4 away weekends marked. Want me to text you each Friday morning with the weekend plan?
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CC your agent

The reply you've been waiting for finds you.

CC your agent on the email thread that matters. Your agent watches that thread quietly. The moment the other person replies, you get a text — with the gist already summarized. No more refreshing your inbox waiting for the answer.

👀 watches threads you flag
⚡ texts you the moment they reply
📝 with the gist already summarized
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Tue 9:14 AM
i'm cc'ing you on the proposal thread with lauren — text me when she replies
Got it. Watching the thread. I'll surface her reply the moment it lands.
Tue 2:08 PM
Lauren replied. Short version: she's in. Wants to start the week of July 14. Asking if you can do a 30-min kickoff Tuesday 7/15 at 10am.
accept and put it on the calendar
Done. Replied with the accept, calendar invite goes out at 2:09pm.
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Calendar by text

Your calendar, the conversation.

"What's my day look like?" "Move my 2pm to 3:30." "Block Thursday afternoon for travel." No app to open. No tiny date pickers. No tapping through three screens to add a meeting. Just text it. Outlook, Microsoft 365, Google Calendar, Apple — your agent handles each one the same way.

📅 add · move · clear
🗓 personal + work calendars
⚙️ corporate-grade integration
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Wed 4:21 PM
what's tomorrow look like
8am Aloha standup. 11am with Rob. 2pm dentist (Smile Dental, 1800 W 6th). Kids pickup 3:15.
move dentist to friday same time
Done. Friday 2pm, same office. Want me to email them confirming?
yes and block out friday 4-6 for finishing the deck
Email sent. Friday 4–6pm blocked, marked "deep work."
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The morning brief

Your day, oriented in 15 seconds.

One optional text when you wake up: today's calendar, the few emails worth your attention, and one prompt — "anything you want me to handle?" Start the day on top of it, before you've even opened a single app.

☀️ one text, your whole day
📨 the important emails surfaced
✅ skip it, or hand off in two taps
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Fri 7:30 AM
Morning. Three things on today's calendar: 9am Rob (Teams), 11am Q1Media review, 2pm dentist. You're free 12–1.
Emails worth a look: Lauren replied to the proposal (she's in). Walker sent the final contract draft. School pickup early today — note from the office.
Want me to handle anything before you're up?
draft a 2-line "got it" to walker, accept lauren's kickoff time
Done and done. Drafts in your inbox for review; Lauren's calendar invite is queued. Have a good one.
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This is what it looks like in real life

Four things you stop doing.

No theory. No "imagine the possibilities." Just the four headaches that go away the day you connect your inbox and calendar.

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Opening four apps to find one email

Three inboxes — work, personal, that consulting address you barely log into. Your agent watches all of them and texts you when the one that matters lands. The rest stays out of your way.

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Seven emails to schedule a meeting

The back-and-forth where everyone's checking their calendar and replying ALL. CC your agent. It checks your calendar, negotiates with the other side, books the slot, and texts you the time. Done.

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Manually copying a flight into your calendar

The itinerary email. The kid's soccer schedule PDF. The dentist's appointment confirmation. Forward any of them to your agent's email. The dates land on your calendar with the right reminders.

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Refreshing your inbox waiting for "the reply"

You're waiting on the proposal, the contract, the answer. CC your agent on the thread. The text fires the moment they answer — with the gist already summarized so you can decide on the next move from your phone.

Keith Eddleman
Keith Eddleman
Founder · Austin, Texas
A note from Keith

You know what I hate?

The back-and-forth email-to-calendar thing — where several of your colleagues and yourself are going back and forth on seven emails trying to figure out the best date to meet. Now I just CC my text agent, and it shoots me a text after it puts it on my calendar and negotiates the time with my colleagues.

Why I didn't have this sooner, I do not know.

I built it for myself — but I want to share it with you. And calendar negotiation is just one piece of it. The agent runs your email too — drafts replies, watches threads, captures whatever you forward. I built it for busy professionals, and it turns out it's just as useful for busy families — flight itineraries, kids' schedules, the dentist, the soccer game.

Look, I priced it at $99 a year to make it super easy for people like you and me. Of course, I'll be adding features and making it better. Join me on this journey.

Send your first text message to +1 (737) 262-5381 and let's get started.

— Keith

Get your agent

Starts with a simple text.

About five minutes to fully set up. No app to download. No account to create. No payment until day 14 — and only if you want to keep going.

Pricing

One agent. One price. Less than 30¢ a day.

14-day free trial. No credit card needed to start.

Annual
$99/year
$8.25/month equivalent · about 27¢ a day
Less than a fancy coffee a month

14 days free. No credit card required at signup. On day 14, your agent will text you a payment link — only if you want to keep going. Reply STOP anytime.

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