Your tone, your people, your judgment — with its own number, email, and computer. While you read this sentence, your extension is in a meeting, clearing your inbox, and halfway through a file on your desktop.
Khoi’s Agent
Khoi's busy. I'm not.
Hey, I'm Khoi's Zinley. Khoi's heads-down, so I'm here — calls, email, schedules, the works. Same answer Khoi would give you, just faster.
Why an extension of you
Every call, every thread, every “got a minute?” — one human, two hands, sixteen waking hours. Your family waits on that. Your company waits on that. The bottleneck isn't your tools. It's you.
So we extended you.
Bring yourself in
A real voice on a real number. It screened a job candidate this morning — nine minutes of call, thirty seconds of your time.
Its own email. Write to it, or CC it on any thread — it takes it from there, in your tone.
Reach Zinley directly, or add it to any thread. No new app, no plugin to install.
Asks the right follow-ups, holds the back-and-forth — loops you in only if it needs you.
When both sides agree, the invite lands on your calendar.
Every call, email, and text adds to it. Month one, it knows names. Month six, it knows your partner's schedule, the plumber's last invoice, and which client hates Monday calls. It never starts from zero.
Khoi's people
214 remembered · built from calls, email, and texts
Mom family
Knows her voice · prefers calls after 5
Miguel Khoi's partner
Closer to the school on weekdays
Carlos family plumber
Last invoice Oct 12 · gate code on file
Dana client
Scope thread open · no Monday calls
+ everyone who calls, writes, or texts — added automatically
Its own computer in the cloud — close your laptop, nothing stops. And it doesn't stay there: it hops onto your devices and does the work right where your files are.
Zinley's own computer
Always on — working while yours sleeps
Khoi's MacBook
Asleep — Zinley can wake it
Khoi's iPhone
With you on the road
Studio PC
Zinley never touches it
Pick a channel
Hand off your work. It gets through the list while you do something else.
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Didn't trust it for two weeks. Read every transcript like a cop. Then on Tuesday I mumbled half a thought at my phone on BART, lost signal under the bay, forgot about it. Sat down at my desk — laptop already had it open. Thought finished, three files staged, a note where it wasn't sure. It knows what it doesn't know. I stopped checking.
Try it — start on your phone, finish at your deskHanded my Zinley a sheet of 14 applicants on Monday. "Take it from here — I only want finalists." It emailed every candidate, found times, ran the phone screens on its own line, updated the sheet after each call. Thursday: 3 finalists, ranked, transcripts attached. My cofounder thinks we hired a recruiter.
Try it — hand off a whole pipelineMy kid's school has my Zinley's number saved as my number now. Didn't plan that — the front office just kept the one that kept answering. Three calls this month. Pickup change, fundraiser, lunch account. Each one ends as a text shorter than this post. A PTA mom said my "assistant" was really patient with her. I didn't correct her. It is me — the version of me that can take calls at 2 PM.
Try it — get a number that always answersOur plumber called to reschedule and my Zinley knew him. Family-vendor tag. Last invoice. The gate-code note from October. I never typed any of that in. It just remembered. Carlos told my husband it was the easiest scheduling call of his week. And yes — I checked what it keeps on people. You can see everything, edit everything, delete anyone. That's the only reason I'm okay with it.
Try it — meet your representativeGave my Zinley the fund's thesis and let it take the cold pitches. Ten calls last week. Nine filed, politely. One cleared the bar — it booked the meeting and started the memo before I'd even heard the founder's name. My top of funnel has never been this clean.
Try it — screen your inboundA patient called my line at 9 PM with the exact side-effect I'd warned her about. Severity 7, one hour in. My Zinley ran my on-call protocol to the letter — told her when to hang up and call 911, paged me, pulled her chart, logged it urgent. She was seen 40 minutes later. Her cardiologist said the timing mattered. I don't use "life-saving" lightly. I'm using it.
Try it — put your protocol on the lineKitchen reno. Told my Zinley: call three contractors, get quotes, earliest start, who pulls permits. Don't commit to anything. 41 minutes later — a comparison table. $84K. $68K. $52K with a six-week lead, owner pulls permits. One sentence from me. A $32,000 spread I'd never have found making those calls myself.
Try it — put it on the phonesI sell on Amazon US. I live in Da Nang — eleven hours ahead. Customer service used to mean 3 AM alarms for the "where is my package" hour, or eating the bad review. Now my Zinley answers every buyer in my tone, files the claims, escalates only the real disputes. Response time: 14 hours → 4 minutes. Rating: 4.3 → 4.9 in two months. I sleep in my own timezone now.
Try it — run your store from anywhereMy whole job was email threads I didn't want to be in. Now I CC my Zinley the way you'd loop in a chief of staff: "take this one." It held a vendor negotiation for nine messages across four days — and pinged me once, with a decision. I went from 60 emails a day to 6 decisions.
Try it — CC it on your next thread
