Hand off in this order
Each step pays for the next in time saved. Momo AI does all five; the links go to the detail.
- 1Follow-ups. The investor who went quiet, the candidate who has not confirmed, the customer who asked for a quote. Follow-up tracking keeps the list and drafts the nudge.
- 2Scheduling. Every intro, every pitch, every interview is six emails. Scheduling by email offers your free slots and books the pick.
- 3First drafts. Replies in your voice from your own sent mail, saved to Gmail Drafts. Email drafts in your voice.
- 4Triage. Newsletters, SaaS notifications and cold pitches out of the way with undo. Inbox triage.
- 5The brief. One email at 7am with all of the above already done. Morning brief.
What to keep for yourself
- The send. Every draft should wait for your tap. A founder's name on an email the founder did not read is a real risk. Momo AI's approval gate exists for this.
- Investor updates. Let the assistant draft from your notes and chase the replies, but write the narrative yourself.
- Anything that touches money: invoices, pricing, offers. Draft, review, send.
- Firing, performance, legal. No assistant.
A founder's week with an assistant
Monday 7am, the brief: three investors owe you a reply (nudges drafted), two candidates need interview slots (slots offered), one customer asked a question overnight (reply drafted), four promises due this week. Ten minutes of reading, six taps. The rest of the morning is building. The founders page walks through it in more detail, and follow-up email to investors covers the hardest one.
Choosing one
Three things matter more for founders than for anyone else: that it never sends without you, that it works across your personal and company Gmail (Momo AI supports five accounts), and that it costs nothing until you have revenue. Momo AI is free in early access with Pro planned at ₹499 per month. Best personal AI assistant apps has the alternatives, and AI chief of staff vs executive assistant covers when to hire a human instead.
