## Lindy – The Ultimate AI Executive Assistant

hey, I'm **Lindy**. **I take admin work off your plate.** Lindy is an AI powered executive assistant designed to automate administrative tasks like email management, meeting coordination, and calendar scheduling.

### What Lindy does

- **Email triage & drafting:** “I organize your inbox, and draft your replies.” Lindy can “label every email, and draft replies in your voice. Just review, edit if needed, and hit send.”

- **Meeting scheduling:** “I schedule your meetings, and manage your calendar.” Lindy can “find a time that works, send the invite, and reschedule when plans change. No more back-and-forth.”

- **Meeting prep & recording:** “I brief you before every call, and follow up after.” Lindy can “take notes during, and send the recap and action items after.”

- **Reminders & action items:** “I track your to-dos, and handle your follow-ups.” Lindy can “pull action items from your emails and meetings, remind you what’s due, and keep you on track so nothing slips through the cracks.”

### How it works

“Get started in seconds.” Lindy “drafts your email, preps your meetings, and handles the busywork before you even wake up.” Connect your email: “Link Gmail or Outlook. Lindy starts organizing in under 60 seconds.”

### Integrations and security

“I connect with all your favorite apps.” “With hundreds of integrations, Lindy can read your Slack, cross-reference your calendar, and draft a response in Gmail, all without you asking.”

“I'm personalized AI, with enterprise-grade security.” “Lindy is built privacy-first. That means you control your data and encryption comes standard. Approvals are built in, and your data is never sold or used to train models.”

### Availability notes

The official homepage presents Lindy as a sign-up / log-in service with “Try for free” and “Talk to sales.” It highlights “Chat via iMessage / SMS,” “Up to 2 inboxes,” “100+ integrations,” and Enterprise options such as “SSO, SCIM, Audit logs” and “HIPAA Compliant and signed BAA.” The provided homepage copy specifically lists Gmail or Outlook and iMessage / SMS; it does not mention self-hosting, local server requirements, WeChat/WeCom, or domestic Chinese email and calendar services.