Littlebird

Littlebird describes itself as "your always-on AI assistant" that "remembers all of your work and can take action across meetings, messages, docs and apps." It says it "learns by seeing what you see" — paying attention to the active window on your screen — and works automatically, without requiring manual setup, though it also supports "hundreds of integrations" (Notion, Linear, Gmail, Google Calendar, and others) for teams that want to connect specific tools.

The company frames the problem it's solving as eliminating "the overhead of remembering, retrieving, and re-explaining your own work" — since Littlebird has already seen your meetings, documents, and screen activity, you don't have to re-explain context each time you ask it something.

Littlebird was founded by Alap Shah, Alexander Green, and Naman Shah (a user testimonial on the site notes the team includes "Alap and much of the old Sentieo team"). The company lists usage across a range of professional groups — Business Leadership, Creative Professionals, Technical & Product, Health Professionals, Client-facing Professionals, Knowledge & Education, and Personal Life & Productivity — and states it's used at organizations including NVIDIA, Netflix, Stanford, and MIT.

Littlebird is designed to work automatically once installed — it "works automatically by seeing what's on your screen... without any setup," rather than requiring manual context entry. From there, it offers a few distinct surfaces:

• Chat — a conversational interface with full context of what Littlebird has already seen and remembered, plus web search and instant cross-app search.
• Meeting Notes — automatically generated notes/transcripts from meetings, supporting 10+ languages.
• Hummingbird — a floating window you summon anywhere on your computer by double-tapping the Option key; it overlays your current window (browser, spreadsheet, Slack, inbox) so you can ask questions — including pulling from a live meeting transcript in real time — without switching to the main Littlebird app.
• Routines — scheduled, proactive briefings you set up by writing a prompt describing what you want, naming it, and choosing how often it runs; each update includes a chat icon to follow up on that specific update.

For teams wanting deeper tool connections, Littlebird also supports "hundreds of integrations" with tools like Notion, Linear, Gmail, and Google Calendar.

• Not having to re-explain context: because Littlebird has already seen your meetings, documents, and on-screen activity, you can ask it questions without first summarizing what you were working on.
• Real-time help during a live meeting or while working in another app, via Hummingbird's floating window — e.g., pulling an answer from the live meeting transcript without leaving the call.
• Recurring, scheduled briefings via Routines — the company's own FAQ examples include daily briefings on your calendar and priorities, weekly competitor monitoring, news digests on specific topics, and preparation for recurring meetings.
• Meeting documentation — automatically generated meeting notes, including multilingual transcription (10+ languages) and, on higher tiers, automatic language detection.
• The company positions the product across a range of professional roles — business leadership, creative, technical/product, health, client-facing, education, and personal productivity — and cites usage at organizations including NVIDIA, Netflix, Stanford, and MIT.