Zinley is built to extend you. It learns you and your people over time, then acts on its own — doing your work behind the scenes, representing you out in the world — with its own number, email, and computer from day one.
Khoi’s Agent
Zinley
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.
Pick your life
A real voice on a real number. It screened a job candidate this morning — a nine-minute call, thirty seconds of your time.
Its own email. Write to it, or CC it on any thread — hand it the thread, it takes over, 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.
What's under the hood
The best model from every lab — one agent driving them all.
The right model for every task. Updates as new ones ship.
Plus 40+ more. See all the connections →
didn't trust it at first. like at all. read every single transcript for two weeks straight. then one morning I started a thought on my phone on BART, lost signal under the bay, and completely forgot it existed. sat down at my desk and it was just... there. on my laptop. mostly done. with a little note on the one part it wasn't sure about. that note did it for me. it tells you when it doesn't know. do you know how rare that is
Try it — start on your phone, finish at your deskFriday night, every seat full, phone ringing off the hook and my hostess is carrying plates. It picked up, offered 7:15 or 8, caught that someone in the party has a shellfish allergy AND told my kitchen, and put it all in OpenTable while still on the call. I found out when the party walked in the door. Twelve years running this place. The phones have never just been... handled.
Try it — put it on your front deskboard meeting monday. me, sunday 11pm: ok just pull the Q2 numbers into our template, nothing fancy. monday 7am: deck's in the drive, charts on brand, and one slide flagged because the CRM and billing numbers didn't match — with its guess at why. it could've hidden that and looked perfect. it didn't. anyway guess which slide the board argued about for twenty minutes
Try it — hand off the deckmy kids' school straight up saved my Zinley's number as "Kevin" because it's the one that always picks up lol this month alone: a pickup change, some fundraiser thing, the lunch account being empty again. every one reached me as a two-line text while I was in meetings. the front office lady told me my "assistant" is so patient. I don't have the heart to tell her
Try it — get a number that always answersI CC it on any thread I don't want to own. like you'd loop in a chief of staff, except it never sighs. last month it ran a vendor negotiation for me. four days, nine emails. it pinged me ONCE, with an actual decision to make. that back-and-forth used to be my entire tuesday. every tuesday.
Try it — CC it on your next threadbuyers don't call anymore, they text. at 10pm. "whats the HOA" "is seller flexible" "can we see it tmrw" mine answers straight off the listing sheet, books the showing, and knows exactly what it's not allowed to say about price. I wake up to a full calendar instead of thirty unread texts. my zillow profile says "replies in 2 minutes" 🙃 it has never once been me
Try it — put it on your textskitchen reno. I'd been avoiding calling contractors for a MONTH. just pure dread. told it: call around, get quotes, earliest start, who pulls permits, don't commit to anything. by lunch there's a little comparison table in my inbox. the quotes were $30k apart. THIRTY GRAND. turns out the dread was the expensive part
Try it — put it on the phoneswoke up to coffee and a morning brief that said: your 6:40 flight got cancelled at 2am, you're on the 9:15 now, hotel checkout pushed, rental moved. it did the entire airline call while I slept. I didn't even know anything had gone wrong until it was already fixed. old me loses that whole morning and cries at gate B44. I've been her.
Try it — sleep through the next disruptionit caught our checkout error rate climbing two minutes before the pager fired. by the time I was awake-awake it had the incident open, my laptop on the right logs, rollback drafted. fix out in ten minutes instead of the usual forty. I used to dread on-call weeks. now it's like having a partner who never sleeps. because it doesn't
Try it — on call, togetherYou just watched a day with two of you.
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