Lindy
FreemiumLindy is a hosted AI assistant that works inside Slack, email and calendar instead of a separate chat window. You describe a task in plain language, connect the accounts it needs, and it carries the work out across roughly 1,500 integrations. Recurring jobs such as a morning brief, a Monday report or post-meeting notes run on a schedule. It records and indexes meetings so teammates can search what was said, drafts replies in your writing style, and keeps a memory folder you can read and edit. Actions with outside effects wait for your approval.
Key features
- Works inside Slack threads, email, iMessage and a web app
- 1,500+ integrations plus MCP connections
- Scheduled routines for recurring reports, briefs and follow-ups
- Meeting recording, shared meeting library and searchable transcripts
- Approval step before any action with outside effects
- Credits pooled across every seat in a workspace
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