A personal autonomous agent with an identity of its own — its name, its number, its email, even its own computer. Hand it anything. Your people reach it the way they reach you, and it knows exactly who they are. You, when you can't be there.
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.
It has its own number. It picks up when you can't, dials out when you ask — books the table, sits on hold, screens the candidate. Then reports back.
Its own email, tied to your account. Write to it, or CC it on any thread. It takes it from there — in your tone, and never beyond what you'd approve.
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, keeps you in the loop.
When both sides agree, the invite lands on your calendar.
The people in your life — who they are, how you talk to them, where you left off.
Hand off your work. It gets through the list while you do something else.
Not an app you open — a presence that travels. Hand off on one screen, pick up on the next. One thread, never dropped.
The trick: it doesn't live on any of your screens. Zinley operates from its own computer in the cloud, around the clock — close your laptop and nothing stops. And it isn't boxed in there: it works across every device you allow, adaptively — moving itself to wherever the job is, waking what it needs.
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
And because its machine never sleeps, yours are never out of reach. Drive your Mac from your phone. Wake your laptop from the road. Every screen you own, always within reach.
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I mumble at my Zinley on the F train. Voice notes underground. Then I sit at my desk and the same conversation is already on my laptop, half-finished thought and all. One thread across both screens. I keep waiting for the seam and there isn't one.
Mia's school has my Zinley's number now. Three calls this month: pickup change, fundraiser, lunch account. Clean summary text after each. A PTA mom told me last week that 'my assistant' had been really patient with her. I just nodded. It is me, sort of.
Carlos has been our plumber for years. He called my Zinley about scheduling. It already had him tagged as a family vendor from a previous job and pulled up the last invoice without me asking. Carlos told my husband later it was the easiest scheduling call he'd had all week. My Zinley remembers my people.
A client called my Zinley at 11pm on a Sunday. I was asleep. It took the brief, said I'd respond in the morning, and didn't promise anything on my behalf. Monday I had a clean handoff and the client wasn't waiting. The boundary is the part I trust.
My mom called my Zinley by mistake. It knew her voice, told her I was in a meeting, and took her message. She called me back laughing and said it had a nicer phone manner than I do. Probably true.
Pager hit at 1am. Asked my Zinley from my phone, got the diagnosis lying in bed. Walked to my desk and the laptop was already on the same incident, same logs, same context. It drafted the rollback while I made coffee. I still ran it manually. That's where I am with it.
11:58 PM · the day ran on two of you
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