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For people who save everything and use none of it

You’ve saved enough.
Let’s put it to work.

DBY reads the links, videos, docs and voice notes you keep collecting, remembers them, and turns them into the briefs, drafts and answers you were going to write yourself. You review. It counts when you say so.

Free plan, no card. Export everything as Markdown, any time.

Pricing brief · AcmeReady for review
  • Lead with the annual plan: both teardowns show it lifts conversion.
  • Your Q3 roadmap already covers the two objections from the talk.
  • Draft email to the client is attached, in your voice.
Built fromPricing talkQ3 roadmapClient briefVoice note2 saved links

Be honest

You don’t have a knowledge problem. You have a doing problem.

300+

saved links. You’ve read maybe ten.

“Read later” became “read never.” The good stuff is in there; you just can’t find it when it matters.

0

memory in every new AI chat.

You paste the same context, explain the project again, and still get an answer that could be for anyone.

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to-do list that keeps growing.

The research is done. The brief, the email, the plan? Still on you, still waiting for a free afternoon.

None of that is a discipline issue. Your tools store things. They were never built to do anything with them.

How it works

Three steps. You’ll like the last one.

  1. Drop it in

    Paste a link or a YouTube video, pull a Notion page or a Google Doc, or send a voice note to the Telegram bot. One space per project keeps it tidy.

    • Links
    • YouTube
    • Notion
    • Google Drive
    • Voice notes
  2. Ask like you’d ask a colleague

    Answers come from your material first, with the sources attached. Need something current? It searches the web and tells you how fresh each source is.

    • Cited answers
    • Web research
    • Source dates
  3. Get the deliverable

    Your agents draft the brief, the email, the plan. You read it, tweak it, accept it. Nothing counts until you say so.

    • Drafts
    • Revisions
    • Your approval

What’s inside

Built for how you actually work.

A space per project

One for each client, product or area of life. Context never bleeds from one into another.

Specialists you shape

An Inbox that sorts, plus agents you configure: your writer, your researcher, your coach.

Routines that come to you

A morning brief at 7, a weekly review on Friday. Scheduled, delivered to Telegram.

Review before it counts

Drafts stay drafts. You keep what’s worth keeping, and every revision is saved.

Capture from your phone

Text or voice on Telegram. It’s in your library before you’re back at your desk.

Your data, your exit

Export the whole workspace as clean Markdown folders. Leave any time, with everything.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it pulls its weight.

Limits are per day, not per token, so you always know where you stand. Cancel any time.

Free

Try it on one real project.

$0/month

  • 50 requests/day
  • 1 space
  • 100MB storage
  • Basic agents
Start free

Team

One shared brain for the team.

$79/month

  • 2000 requests/day
  • Unlimited spaces
  • 25GB storage
  • Team members
  • Priority support
Start with Team

Every plan starts with a free account. Upgrade from Settings whenever you’re ready.

FAQ

Fair questions.

What counts as a request?

Each AI action counts once: a message to an agent, a search, processing a new source, transcribing a voice note. Browsing your library and exporting are free.

Do I need to set anything up?

No. Sign up, create a space, drop in your first link. Notion, Google Drive and Telegram are optional and take about a minute each.

Is my data private?

Your spaces belong to your account and are isolated at the database level. We don’t sell your data. The privacy policy has the full details.

Will it send or publish things for me?

No. Agents draft, you decide. Accepted work is saved to your space; nothing goes out on your behalf.

Can I leave with my stuff?

Yes. One click exports your workspace as Markdown folders you can open in any editor. No lock-in.

The pile keeps growing either way.

Might as well have something turning it into work. Start with one project and see what a week of your saved stuff becomes.