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Work got faster.
Working together didn’t.

We can draft a reply, research a question, or summarize a meeting faster than ever. But someone still has to turn that into work people can follow—decide what happens next, give it an owner, and bring the right people along.

A meeting becomes three tasks. One is waiting on a teammate. The explanation is somewhere in a chat.

So you open another tab. Find the thread. Ask for the update. Copy it over. Work out what happens next.

None of this feels like a big job.
It’s just how the morning disappears.

Getting an answer is faster. Getting the work reviewed, assigned, and finished still takes coordination.

We gave every piece of work a place. Then left people to carry it between them.

We think the help should be there already.

Before the meeting, a brief.
Beside the email, a draft.
After the decision, a task someone owns.

That’s why we’re building Quill.

Each app deserves its own thinking. Mail should let you clear a promotion without losing a delivery from the same sender. A meeting should leave you with decisions you can use. A task should make the next step clear.

Quill brings those apps into one workspace for your team, with Ask Quill alongside the work. Ask when you need to. Review what’s prepared.

Need a teammate’s numbers? Put a linked request on their list. When they finish, the blocker on your task clears.

The brief, discussion, and Quill’s result stay with the shared task. A teammate with access can pick it up with the context already there.

When the work repeats, review a suggestion to make it a routine. Choose what it does, when it runs, and whether to share the results.

Your inbox stays private. You choose what to share. Consequential actions wait for approval.

Keep your Gmail address and existing calendars. Start with one email, meeting, or task. Bring your team when you’re ready.

That’s the workspace we want to open every morning.

Start a little
further along.

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