Meet Echo

The AI assistant that helps with everything.

Email, calendar, CRM, documents, the open web — Echo plugs into the tools you already use and gets real work done. And nothing goes out without your approval.

AI is only as powerful as what you connect it to.

Connections

Connect everything.

Echo connects to any app or web service in a legible, secure way — one assistant across your email, calendar, CRM, project tools, meetings, and files.

Your data stays abstracted away from the AI models underneath. Models come and go — your connections, your history, and your data stay yours.

Gmail Microsoft 365 Slack Google Drive Notion HubSpot ClickUp Read.AI Salesforce GitHub YouTube Echo

…and anything with a sign-in page. Keep reading.

No connector? No problem.

If you can sign in to it, Echo can.

No API. No connector approved yet. Doesn’t matter — Echo runs real browser automation on a desktop machine you control, and you can manage it from the web, your phone, or any connected account.

When a login is needed, Echo requests a sign-in from you, securely, and keeps going. You watch every run live.

Runs on your desktop · managed from web & mobile

The vault

Echo can use it.
Echo can’t read it.

Accounts, credentials, credit cards — stored encrypted in Echo’s vault. You type a secret into a masked field and it writes straight to encrypted storage.

Echo uses your credentials to act on your behalf — sign in, check out, fill the form — without the secret ever passing through the model.

Secrets go in masked. They never come back out.

Work together

One thread. Your whole team.

Invite colleagues into the same Echo thread. Everyone sees the same context, the same drafts, the same live work — no forwarding, no re-explaining, no starting over.

Tools are shared too. One teammate connects the CRM, another brings the contract folder, and the whole thread can use both. Hand off a deal, loop in legal, run a launch — together, in one conversation.

Shared context · shared tools · every approval still yours

Open source

Run it yourself, or let us run it for you.

Echo is open source. Self-host it on your own hardware and own the whole stack — or start in minutes on our hosted platform.

Try the hosted platform View on GitHub