1/ The most expensive things founders drop aren’t big projects.
They’re tiny promises made in passing. A thread on the ones that slip most:
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Small promises slip through.
“I’ll send the pricing tomorrow.” “Let’s move the demo to Thursday.”
Solant catches each one, prepares the next step, and waits for your yes.
Nothing slips through the day.
how many of today's notifications actually needed you?
Solant reads your chat, email and meetings, and only pings when something is urgent and yours to decide.
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it's 9 a.m.
five notifications, and none of them say which one needs you.
Solant does say.
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Three pings. Two apps. One 🧠 brain trying to remember what was said where.
@Solantcom gathers the context across your tools and prepares your next moves. You decide.
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3/ So your morning goes: coffee, open Solant, make the 3 moves only you can make, done ✅. The rest can wait.
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Here’s what it does:
It reads your email, calendar, chats, and tasks, figures out where you’re the bottleneck, and preps the next move:
→ That plan stuck waiting on your call
→ The promise that slipped
→ The reply you owe, drafted in your voice
You hit yes. Or don’t.
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1/ Founders and C-level folks, real talk:
Your day is inbox, chats, back-to-back calls. Everything runs through you.
But honestly? Only a handful of things actually need you. The trick is spotting them before they blow up.
So we built @Solantcom, your AI Chief of Staff 🧵
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Before @solantcom: inbox, pings, meetings, one "quick question?" before 9 a.m.
After: ☕️ coffee first. Three moves, already prepared.
Your call.

