Bond is an AI chief of staff for founders, executives, and leadership teams. You connect tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Notion, Linear, and HubSpot, and Bond learns your company context from docs, messages, and decisions. It keeps a self-managing to-do list ranked P0 to P3, tracks your commitments and follow-ups, prepares meeting briefs, and drafts messages in your voice for you to approve. You can use it in the web app, in Slack, or through iMessage.

• Self-managing to-do list: Bond pulls tasks from your connected apps and keeps the list current as you work. Items are ranked P0 to P3 and tagged with their source and status, such as "Needs you" or "Delegated."
• Commitment and follow-up tracking: Bond automatically tracks what you promised, which items are overdue, and who you're waiting on, so nothing goes quiet.
• Pre-meeting briefs: Before each meeting, Bond researches the context and gives you a brief, so you walk in prepared.
• Drafts in your voice: Bond writes follow-up emails and messages that sound like you. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
• Automated routines: You can set up daily, weekly, or monthly routines, including a morning brief on where things stand.
• Company context layer: Bond builds memory from your docs, messages, and decisions, so its suggestions reflect how your company actually works.
• Slack and iMessage access: You can chat with Bond inside Slack or over iMessage instead of opening another app.
• Broad integrations: Bond connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Monday.com, Trello, Attio, HubSpot, Discord, and meeting tools like Granola, Fireflies, Fathom, Fellow, Circleback, and Read AI.

• Clear daily triage: Customers on Bond's site single out the prioritized to-do list as the feature they value most, saying it gives them a triage list they couldn't get before.
• Catches what you didn't set up: Because Bond learns from your connected tools, it surfaces commitments and follow-ups you never told it to track.
• Fast setup: Bond says setup takes less than five minutes. You connect your tools and it starts building context right away.
• You stay in control: Drafted messages wait for your approval, so you get the time savings without Bond speaking for you unchecked.
• No data lock-in: You can export everything, disconnect integrations at any time, and Bond deletes your data within 30 days of cancellation.

• No free tier: The individual plan costs $49/month after a free trial, and the site doesn't list the trial's length or terms. Some alternatives in this category offer a free plan you can use long term.
• Two-tier pricing with a gap for small teams: Pricing goes from a single-user plan straight to custom Enterprise. A small team that wants shared company context or SSO has to talk to sales.
• Admin and identity controls are Enterprise-only: SSO, SCIM, audit logs, the company-wide context layer, and custom integrations are only included in the Enterprise plan.
• Limited platform coverage: Bond runs as a web app, in Slack, and over iMessage. The site doesn't mention native desktop or mobile apps, or SMS or voice channels like some competing assistants offer.
• Approval-based, not fully autonomous: Bond drafts messages and prepares briefs, but you approve anything before it's sent. If you want an assistant that replies and books meetings for you without review, this model is narrower.

• Founder daily triage: A founder connects Gmail, Slack, and Linear and starts each day with a morning brief and a P0 to P3 task list. They spend less time digging through inboxes and more time on the work that matters most.
• Meeting preparation: An executive with back-to-back calls gets a brief before each meeting covering the relevant context. After the call, Bond drafts the follow-up email for a quick review and send.
• Commitment tracking across teams: A head of operations relies on Bond to catch promises made in Slack threads and meeting notes from tools like Granola or Fireflies. Overdue items and "waiting on" follow-ups show up automatically instead of slipping.
• Chief of staff support: A human chief of staff uses Bond as a thought partner and investigator. They ask questions in Slack and pull context from Notion, HubSpot, and Jira without switching between apps.
• Recurring reporting routines: A CEO sets up weekly and monthly routines so Bond prepares regular status updates. Recurring admin work gets done on schedule without being rebuilt each time.
• Leadership team alignment: An Enterprise customer deploys Bond across its leadership team with a shared company context layer, SSO, and audit logs, so priorities stay consistent across executives.