How it works

Firstme prepares the work. You decide what happens to it.

Firstme is in private beta inside our team. One part works today; the rest is planned, and every planned feature holds its work for your approval.

Today

What works today

Keeps each company’s working information, such as documents, notes and preferences, in one searchable place, and works from it.

Who uses it
Only the Firstme team, for now.
What it works from
Only the information an assistant gives it about a company.
Email and calendars
The beta does not connect to anyone’s email or calendar.
Acting by itself
It suggests and drafts. The assistant does everything outside Firstme.
Review
A person reviews its work before anything that cannot be undone.

Features

Everything Firstme is meant to do

One feature is in private beta. The others are planned, with the quarter we are aiming for.

Features and their status, as of 10 November 2026
FeatureWhat it doesWhat you getStatus
Client knowledge baseKeeps each company’s working information, such as documents, notes and preferences, in one searchable place, and works from it.Answers and first drafts grounded in what you have told it about that client.In private betaIn private beta, inside our team
Inbox triageSorts incoming mail by priority and drafts replies for you to review.A triage queue and draft replies, each held for your approval.PlannedPlanned, Q4 2026
Calendar and schedulingProposes meeting slots, flags conflicts and prepares agendas.Proposed bookings, each one waiting for your approval.PlannedPlanned, Q4 2026
Agency playbooksShared, editable checklists and procedures for agency teams.The same onboarding and handover for every client.PlannedPlanned, Q1 2027
Client digestSummarises where things stand across your clients each morning.A daily digest with the open items for each client.PlannedPlanned, later
Learns your styleLearns how you write from the edits you make to its drafts.Drafts that need fewer changes over time.PlannedPlanned, later
Follow-ups and invoice nudgesDrafts follow-up messages and payment reminders for you to approve.Reminders that go out only when you say so.PlannedPlanned, later

Approval

Approval by default

Assistants are right to be careful with AI that sends or acts without review. Firstme is designed the other way round, and every planned feature follows three rules.

Nothing leaves without you
No message is sent and no event is booked without your confirmation.
It shows its working
Every suggestion shows what it is based on, so you can judge it quickly.
Everything is logged
Every action is recorded, so you can look back at what happened and when.

In today’s beta the rule is simpler still: Firstme does nothing outside itself, and a person reviews its work before anything that cannot be undone.

Walkthrough

How a task will move through Firstme

This is the flow the planned features are built around. It is a description of the design, not a recording of the product.

  1. A request arrives

    A client emails, asks for a meeting, or a task comes due. Firstme reads the thread and what you have told it about that client.

  2. Firstme drafts

    It prepares a first pass: a reply, a proposed slot or a list of open items. It shows what the draft is based on.

  3. You review

    Approve it, change it or throw it away. Nothing leaves until you have decided.

  4. You send or book it

    The approved message or booking goes ahead, and the action is logged so you can look back at it later.

Status

What’s live and what’s next

Dated 10 November 2026. Quarters count from July 2026.

Live today

  • A private beta, used only inside the Firstme team for now.
  • In the beta, you give Firstme a company’s working information, such as documents, notes and preferences, and it keeps them in a searchable knowledge base.
  • It then works alongside the assistant on that company’s tasks, and a person reviews its work before anything that cannot be undone.
  • The beta does not connect to anyone’s email or calendar, and does nothing outside Firstme by itself.
  • You can write to Adaora about your work, and opt in to the design-partner group.

Next

  • Q4 2026. Inbox triage in the beta. Calendar proposals. A published trust and approval guide.
  • Q1 2027. Agency plans with shared playbooks and admin controls.
  • Later. The morning client digest. Learning your style from your edits. Follow-ups and invoice nudges. Integrations with common client tools.

Tell Adaora how you work

Firstme is in private beta inside our team. Tell us how you work and we will write when there is a place for you.