Zinley

Zinley is an autonomous personal agent that represents you across calls, email, and day-to-day tasks — not a chatbot you have to babysit. You give it a name, set its rules, and share its contact card, and it handles inbound calls and emails as your AI assistant (explicitly not by pretending to be you). It's built for solo operators and small teams whose communication load outpaces their headcount: independent consultants juggling clients across time zones, small business owners fielding calls while doing the actual work, and anyone whose inbox has become a second job. The product leans on three things. Relationship memory learns from your interactions — you can review its sources and shape what it remembers, so repeated context with the same contacts compounds instead of resetting. Its own calendar and inbox/number mean people can email or call your Zinley directly, and it follows up on scheduled work without another prompt; you can change timing or cancel from your phone. Zinley Computer is the more unusual piece: send work to it or your approved devices, choose which computer it runs on, and manage access — with the caveat that your machine has to stay online and Zinley running for on-device work. Model choice is handled for you. Zinley routes across frontier models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Grok) and picks one per job while keeping your context and rules in one place, so you aren't stitching prompts across providers. Boundaries are explicit: you decide what runs autonomously versus what needs approval, covering messages, bookings, and spending, and you can pause or adjust workflows from your phone. You can also talk to it in real time, share your screen when you want it to see something, and reach it via iMessage, Telegram, email, or phone on supported channels. Positioning-wise, Zinley sits closer to a virtual chief-of-staff than to inbox tools like Notion AI or scheduling assistants like Reclaim.ai — its bet is acting outward (calls, replies, follow-ups)