AI snippets for founders
— wear every hat, keep one voice

The problem

Before 9 AM you've already written a customer apology, a Slack message to your engineer, a reply to a VC, and a LinkedIn post. Each one needs a different register: empathetic for the customer, direct for the engineer, confident for the investor, engaging for LinkedIn. You're not a bad writer — you just don't have 20 minutes per email when you have 40 to send.

Copy-pasting into ChatGPT works for one message. But when every message you send matters — because you are the company — the friction of context-switching to a chat window twenty times a day becomes a real productivity drain.

How founders use Revryte

Revryte lives in your menu bar and works in every app. You type your rough thoughts wherever you are — Gmail, Slack, LinkedIn, Notion — add a trigger, and the text transforms in place.

1. Investor update from notes — at the end of the month you type MRR hit $42k (up 18%), burned $28k, 14 months runway, shipped v2 of the dashboard, hired a senior eng starting Jan 6, biggest risk is enterprise pipeline slowing, need intros to logistics companies then type ;;update. Your bullet points become a structured investor update with sections for metrics, product, team, and asks — in your voice, not ChatGPT's voice.
2. Customer apology — a customer experienced downtime. You type outage lasted 2 hours, affected their CSV exports, root cause was a database migration, already fixed, adding monitoring to prevent recurrence then type ;;apology. The email is specific about what happened, what you did, and what you're doing to prevent it — not a vague "we're sorry for the inconvenience."
3. Hiring outreach — you found a promising designer on Dribbble. You type loved her fintech dashboard work, especially the data viz on the portfolio tracker, we're building a financial planning tool, 4-person team, fully remote, equity-heavy comp then type ;;outreach. The message references her specific work and doesn't sound like a recruiter template.
4. Quick meeting follow-up — after a call with a potential partner you type call w/ Lena at Logistix — interested in API integration, wants to start with a pilot, 50 shipments/day, she'll loop in her CTO next week, I'll send API docs then type ;;followup. Clean follow-up email with action items in under 10 seconds.

Your voice, amplified

Set up a Profile once with your writing style — maybe direct and slightly informal, no corporate speak, first-name basis. Every command output sounds like you wrote it, because you provided the content. Revryte just shaped it into something you'd be proud to send.

One tool for everything

Gmail for emails, Slack for your team, LinkedIn for networking, Notion for documentation — Revryte works in all of them. You don't need different tools for different workflows. One set of commands, everywhere.