Littlebird

Littlebird learns by seeing what you see. It pays attention to the active window on your screen, like the document you're writing or the website you're browsing. During meetings, it listens along to take notes. It can also connect to tools you already use, like email and calendar, to pull in context and take actions on your behalf.

No. Littlebird works automatically by seeing what's on your screen, giving you a unified memory across all your apps without any setup. Hundreds of integrations are also available so you can give Littlebird deeper access to the tools you use most, such as Google Calendar for scheduling meetings.

Littlebird supports hundreds of integrations, including project management (Notion, Linear, ClickUp, monday.com, Atlassian Rovo), design and collaboration (Canva, Miro, Lucid), developer tools (Axiom, Cloudflare, PlanetScale, Honeycomb), CRM and sales (Intercom, Outreach, Close, Day AI), finance (Mercury, Ramp, PayPal, Stripe), meetings (Calendly, Fireflies, Granola, Krisp, Circleback), marketing, analytics, knowledge and docs, and email and calendar.

General AI assistants have no context about your work, so you have to catch them up by copying and pasting information. Littlebird already understands the work behind your requests: your documents, conversations, and projects. It gives more relevant answers and stronger starting points, making it faster, more personal, and far more useful for day-to-day work.

Yes. Your data is always encrypted when stored on our servers, and any connection between Littlebird and third-party services you authorize is encrypted in transit. We are SOC 2 certified, GDPR and CCPA compliant, and you can delete your data at any time.

To provide a reliable, high-quality service, Littlebird securely stores your data in the cloud, hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). While Littlebird runs on your computer and you control what it sees, the data it captures is encrypted and stored in the cloud.