FORPROFESSIONALS

Not from scratch, ever. Abhidu won't compose a message you haven't thought through — but hand it your rough version and it tidies it, or give it the bullet points and it turns them into the paragraph. The judgement stays yours; the typing gets easier. It can't send an email you didn't mean, because it can't write one you didn't start.

Shortening things you give it is exactly the shape of what Abhidu does — a long thread becomes the version you can read before a meeting. It works on what you hand over, not on material it goes and finds. These capabilities arrive as new characters join the crew; saving and recall are live today.

Copilot and Gemini live inside your employer's suite, stop at your work account, and generate. Abhidu is your own, covers the whole week including the parts that aren't your employer's business, and only ever works with what you give it. Most people will end up using both, for genuinely different jobs.

Put them in the same conversation. Two apps fail because the split isn't real — the dentist appointment and the standup action compete for the same Tuesday afternoon. Abhidu keeps one list, and you ask what's on this week instead of checking two tools and reconciling them yourself.

Forward the link when it appears. The VPN how-to, the onboarding doc, the dashboard someone shared six weeks ago — saved with whatever note you add, recalled when the job needs it. This is the knowledge that quietly leaves when a colleague does, and it's almost never written down anywhere findable.

A to-do app is a list you maintain. Abhidu is something you talk to — no entries to create, no fields to fill, no tidying. It also holds your saved links in the same place, so the task and the document you need to do it aren't sitting in two separate tools.

Not yet. WhatsApp is the only integration live today, alongside the web and mobile apps. Calendar and email connections aren't in the beta, so anything you want Abhidu to know has to be forwarded or told to it directly.

No — Abhidu is a personal account, not a company deployment, so there's nothing for IT to provision. It's still worth a glance at your employer's policy before putting internal documents into any external tool. Most people use it for their own tasks and the general work knowledge they'd otherwise lose.

Encrypted in transit and at rest at all times on frontier cloud infrastructure, with no one on the team reading your chats and nothing personally identifying shared with third parties. Full deletion can be requested. Access is invite-only and free — the first group is 100 users, approved by the team, with nothing to install.