AI assistant for small business
When you run a small business yourself, you are the operations team. You switch between apps, decide what deserves attention, and carry the follow-ups in your head. PocketClaw is the AI assistant built for that. It reads across the tools your business runs on and handles the next steps, so the work keeps moving without living in every app.
What is an AI assistant for a small business?
An AI assistant for a small business is a tool that reads across the apps the business runs on and handles the operational work the owner would otherwise do by hand. For a business run by one person, that owner is the operations team: they switch between email, calendar, tasks, code, and customer tools, decide what deserves attention, and remember the follow-ups. PocketClaw is built for that person. It connects to the accounts running the business, reads them together rather than one at a time, and surfaces what needs a decision. It drafts the routine replies, files the tasks, and checks whether a customer complaint matches a real technical error. It runs from an iPhone. Nothing that leaves an account is sent without the owner approving it first, so the assistant prepares the work and the owner stays in control of what actually happens.
What it does for you
Start the day knowing what needs you
PocketClaw reads your inbox, calendar, errors, and tasks before you start, then briefs you on the few things that matter and drafts the replies it can already answer.
The morning brief →Keep the inbox from running you
It groups incoming messages by what they need, answers the routine ones in your voice, and flags anything only you should decide. You review a queue of prepared work.
Inbox triage →Turn a customer complaint into a fix
A customer reports something broken. PocketClaw finds the matching error, counts who else is affected, names the change that caused it, files the task, and drafts the reply.
From customer issue to root cause →
It works with the tools you use
PocketClaw connects to 34 tools across email, calendar, projects, code, monitoring, and customer support. Reading them together is what lets it match a customer complaint to a real error and the change behind it. You connect only what you want.
See all 34 integrations →You stay in control
PocketClaw prepares the work and stops. Replies, filed tasks, and anything leaving your account wait for your approval. It connects to each tool through that tool's own sign-in, reaches only what you have connected, and lets you disconnect any of it at any time. The security and data access page covers what it stores and how to delete it.
Common questions
- What is the best AI assistant for a small business?
- It depends on who does the operational work. For a business where the owner still runs email, tasks, and customer support personally, the useful assistant is one that reads across those tools and prepares the next step, not a general chatbot you paste context into. PocketClaw is built for that owner. It connects to the accounts running the business, decides what needs attention, and drafts the work for approval.
- How is this different from ChatGPT?
- A general assistant answers the question you bring it. PocketClaw goes and gets the context itself: it reads your connected inbox, calendar, code, and customer tools and tells you what needs you, without being asked. The comparison page covers where each one is the better choice.
- Do I have to connect all my tools?
- No. You connect tools one at a time, each through that provider's own sign-in, and you can disconnect any of them. PocketClaw reaches only what you have connected. It works with whatever subset you give it.
- Will it do things without asking me?
- No. PocketClaw prepares replies, tasks, and other actions and holds them. Anything that leaves your account waits for your approval. The value is in the reading and the drafting, not in acting unsupervised.
- What does it cost and where does it run?
- PocketClaw is an iPhone app on a subscription with monthly credits. You can see the current plans on the homepage. It is iOS only today.