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More off your plate. Less managing the plate.

Butler helps with the small jobs that eat a day. Research, calls, drafts, calendar and supported web tasks. Start with one clear outcome.

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Request early access or use a member invite. Your draft stays editable.

How it works

01

Start with one job

A specific request is easier to verify than “sort out my life.” Fair ambition, though.

02

Give what is needed

Add details or connect an account when the task needs it.

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Review what happened

See the result, what is uncertain and what needs your decision.

Give it a useful first job.

An example request to adapt. Nothing runs until you review and submit it.

Change the details. Keep the passwords and payment info to yourself.

You’ll review it again after signing in. Nothing runs yet.

Copying does not submit a task or place a call.

What Butler needs from you

  • The desired outcome and what a good result looks like.
  • Budget, date and preferences that affect the answer.
  • Actions Butler should avoid or bring back for review.

What counts as done

Check sources, answers or confirmation details against your original request. A confident response is not a substitute for evidence.

Where you may need to step in

Tools, websites and account permissions affect results. Butler does not promise to complete every task or replace every human assistant.

Product guide reviewed September 30, 2026. Current capabilities · Data and permissions · Credits and access

Frequently asked questions

Does Butler replace a human assistant?

Not for everything. It supports digital tasks and business calls. Physical errands, relationship judgment and work outside its tools still need a person.

What is a good first task?

Try a product comparison or email draft. Neither needs a purchase or account connection to demonstrate a useful result.

How do I get access?

Request early access or use a valid member invitation. Once admitted, start with 30 one-time credits. No credit card required.

Ready to try it?

Early access. 30 one-time starter credits once admitted. No credit card.

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