Ask Maya to confirm the launch date change
Reason: the date moved in the planning thread and the vendor note still uses the old milestone.
Leveld reads your scattered work, surfaces the blockers, and prepares the next move. Every action is approved before it leaves
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Don’t let things fall through the cracks — failed projects, key deals lost, or life events overlooked.
Confirm the vendor will submit their proposal by 17 June.
It was agreed that the data migration deliverable was approved.
Risk of scope creep from the supplier's changes in the approach document.
See how Leveld reads the signals, prepares the work, and keeps approval with you.
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Leveld turns scattered project signals into a managed queue of work: owners to chase, blockers to surface, decisions to record, and drafts to approve.
Finds promised follow-ups and turns them into reviewable next moves.
Captures agreed outcomes so they do not stay buried in meetings or threads.
Flags blockers, slipping dates, and unresolved asks before they become surprises.
Keeps responsibility visible when tasks are spread across messages and meetings.
Prepares replies, nudges, summaries, and meeting notes for approval.
Keeps the source trail attached so every recommendation can be checked.
Notices deadlines, meeting movement, and time-sensitive commitments.
Learns your preferred wording, priorities, and approval choices over time.
The point is not another inbox. Leveld reads the scattered work — emails, transcripts, documents — and turns it into structured items, ready for approval.
Leveld turns email thread, meeting transcript, shared document into structured register items: Action — Chase the vendor proposal by 17 June; Decision — Data migration deliverable approved; Risk — Scope creep on the approach document; Information — Dishwasher warranty runs to May 2031.
Leveld keeps the project day moving without asking you to become the system of record. It watches for project signals, prepares the next move, and waits for approval where action leaves your workspace.
01IngestReads where work lives
Start
Pulls together overnight messages, meeting notes, and calendar changes into one project view.
Context assembled02DecideFlags any items needing follow-on
Plan
Highlights owner gaps, open decisions, and risks that need a human call.
Review queue ready03DraftPrepares the next move
Prepare
Queues replies, nudges, and meeting updates with the evidence that triggered them.
Drafts waiting04ApproveYou stay in control
Approve
Shows what will happen before anything leaves, so you can approve, edit, or dismiss.
Approval required05LearnImproves from corrections
Close
Keeps the decision, action, or correction attached to the project context for next time.
Receipts savedDifferent roles feel the same problem: too much project context, too many sources, not enough time to chase every loose end.
See what moved, what needs you, and which promises need chasing before the day runs away.
Keep owners, risks, decisions, and follow-ups visible across noisy project channels.
Turn launch threads, reviews, and customer asks into a clearer queue of next decisions.
Prepare follow-ups, meeting movement, and briefing context without manually rebuilding the trail.
Know which commitments need a nudge and which blockers need escalation.
Keep client asks, approvals, and project receipts together when context spans multiple threads.
Leveld can prepare work like a project manager, but the final call stays human. Every outbound move is reviewable before it leaves.
Reason: the date moved in the planning thread and the vendor note still uses the old milestone.
A reply, owner chase, invite, or summary is assembled from the source trail.
The reason is visible beside the recommendation, so you can inspect the evidence.
Change the wording, owner, timing, or priority before approving anything.
Only approved work moves forward. Dismissed work stays out of the way.
Leveld reads your most sensitive work — email, chat, transcripts. Here is exactly how it stays yours.
Every outbound move — replies, invites, owner chases — is prepared as a draft. Auto-send is opt-in per action type, and off by default.
Your connected work is handled within your workspace, with access controls designed to keep organisations separate.
Email, chat, and transcript content is protected at rest and access is limited to the workspace context you authorise.
Your email, chat, transcripts, and other connected work are not used to train our AI.
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Sign in with your email, connect your mailbox, pick a starting structure, and watch Leveld turn your last seven days of email into cited actions, decisions, and risks.
Sign in with the code we email you, then tell Leveld what to call you.
Connect Gmail. Leveld reads your mail and prepares drafts; nothing sends without your approval. Outlook, Slack, Zoom, calendars and transcripts are coming soon.
Pick a starting template, or let Leveld decide. Rename, add, or remove anything later.
Leveld reads your last seven days of email and fills your register with actions, decisions, risks, and information, each cited back to its source. Open your workspace whenever you like.
Your daily control surface, with a short guided tour.
Everything worth knowing before you connect your work.
Leveld is built to read across Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Zoom, and meeting tools like Fireflies and Otter. During the beta we start with Gmail and roll the rest out as we go.
No. Leveld prepares the next move — a draft reply, a calendar invite, an owner chase — and nothing leaves until you approve it.
No. Your data is not used to train our AI.
Your connected work is handled within your workspace, with access controls designed to keep organisations separate and sensitive content protected.
No. Connect your tools and Leveld starts reading and preparing work. You review and approve from one place — there is no setup project to run.
No. Leveld works around the project context you already have. It helps find follow-ups, risks, decisions, and drafts; your existing tools can still hold the formal plan.
Yes. Prepared replies, nudges, and summaries are editable before approval. You can change wording, timing, owners, or priority.
Leveld shows which sources are active before you connect. If a source is not active yet, the beta experience stays clear about that limitation.
Start with owner chases, meeting follow-ups, open decisions, and blocker summaries. Those are the places where scattered context usually costs the most time.
Leveld is free during the beta — no card required. We'll share simple per-seat pricing before the beta ends.
Every recommendation points back to the message, document, or transcript that triggered it, and nothing acts without your sign-off. Leveld is accountable, not just generative.
Yes. Disconnect any source whenever you like, and request workspace deletion when you no longer want Leveld to keep your connected context.