Who owes me what?
Twelve things you handed off last month. Four came back. You are holding the other eight in your head.
Lives in: your head
The private AI chief of staff
Your attention is the most expensive thing in your company — and it is being spent by everyone except you. PILOT reads your world overnight, across mail, calendar, meetings and voice, and hands you the one thing that matters at seven.
07:00 · Your brief is ready

The morning briefing — seeded demo data, real product.
The real cost
Three questions you answer from memory, several times a week. Each one is an open loop that sits on your attention whether or not you are looking at it.
Twelve things you handed off last month. Four came back. You are holding the other eight in your head.
Lives in: your head
Six months on, the reasoning behind the pricing change is a vague memory and a forty-message thread.
Lives in: a thread, somewhere
The investor you meant to update. The partner who went cold. Nobody warned you, because nobody was watching.
Lives in: nowhere
You cannot hire your way out of it. A chief of staff is what this needs — someone who reads everything, holds every loop, and walks in with the one thing that matters. Most founders cannot justify one, or cannot find one good enough.So we built one that reads everything and asks for nothing.
A day with PILOT
Coffee's still hot. One big move, at most seven items. Today it opens with "Answer Maya on the liquidation preference." You already know nothing slipped overnight.

Clear the inbox by voice. Three need you; the rest is quarantined with a one-line summary each. Reply, delegate, done — hands never leave the wheel.

Who's in the room, what you owe them, what changed since last time. You walk in already caught up.

You promised Daniela the SOW twelve days ago. Nothing has moved. One tap: a draft is waiting for your review. PILOT proposes — you approve every send.
You told Daniela Fuchs you'd send the SOW —12 days ago. Nothing has moved since.
A voice note becomes tasks. A decision is logged. A business-card photo becomes a contact — the photo never stored. One task, one decision at a time.

Three warm contacts are there. One is going cold. Now dinner on Tuesday makes the trip worth it.

The journal writes itself from what actually happened. Nothing is circling in your head. The family gets the evening. So does the dog.

A weekly review out of ten — and what PILOT learned this week: new people, momentum shifts, a role change worth congratulating.

What you get back
Every mailbox, calendar, meeting transcript, message, and voice note flows into one private knowledge graph that compounds daily. People, promises, and projects stay connected, so a system holds the loop instead of your memory.
Most of what drains a founder isn't decisions — it's coordination. PILOT carries that layer: one briefing at 07:00, one big move, at most seven items. Silence is valid output.
Mail arrives already sorted. Tasks PILOT finds in your meetings wait for your yes. And it works for you alone — your own database schema, no shared tables, EU-hosted — so every outbound write PILOT initiates — every email, every send — waits for your explicit go.
See it work
Real product, seeded demo data. Click to play — no sound needed to follow.
In your pocket
Today, Talk, Inbox, Meetings, People, Commitments, Review — the parts of your world you need between meetings, on the go, or on the couch at 21:00. Talk to PILOT out loud; walk your inbox hands-free.
The iOS app ships to private clients via TestFlight as part of personal onboarding.


Why this exists
Sebastian Schieke ran a treasury company for twenty years. Along the way he added an investment company — backing startups as a business angel — and then an AI innovation company. For a stretch, all three ran at once: six email accounts, Teams, WhatsApp, back-to-back meetings. What he needed was a chief of staff — someone who reads everything and says what matters. A good one runs $150K a year; a managed EA is $3,000 a month. That math doesn't work.
So he built one. He closed the treasury company, went all in on AI — and has run PILOT on his own life, in production, every day since. The point was never productivity for its own sake. It was getting the coordination layer out of his head, so the evenings belong to the family. And the dog.
"I didn't build PILOT to check more boxes. I built it so nothing is circling in my head at 21:00."Read the whole story →
Security
Your data lives in its own PostgreSQL schema — no shared tables, no row filters. A wall, not a flag.
Names, transcripts, and decisions are AES-256 encrypted. Keys live in Azure Key Vault, never on disk.
Hosted on Microsoft Azure, in the EU. EU-resident AI processing available as an option.
No passwords to breach. DELETE drops your entire schema — plus a full GDPR export any time.
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PILOT is not self-serve. Leave your email and Sebastian will reach out to see whether it fits — no sales team, no drip campaign.