Dorinda lives inside the ChatGPT or Claude you already use. It tracks every thread you're waiting on, chases the people who owe you answers — staged for your sign-off — and briefs you in seconds, not dashboards.
The asks go out fine. It's everything after that lands back on you — the chasing, the checking, the remembering who owes what.
You sent the ask. They didn't answer. Unless you personally remember to chase, the thread is dead — and you're carrying a dozen of them at any moment.
Every tracking tool works only as long as you keep visiting it. Status you have to go get isn't status — it's homework.
Every AI chat starts from zero. You re-explain the org, the deal, the context — again — to get one useful answer.
“Handle it” only works if somebody confirms it got handled. Today that somebody is you, at 11pm, going through your sent folder.
An assistant who chases, remembers, and reports is a luxury most operators run without. The follow-through work still exists — it's just landing on you.
Dorinda works inside the AI you're already talking to — and it runs the follow-through layer: who owes what, what's slipping, what needs your sign-off.
One typed question, one typed answer: what's overdue, what's quiet too long, what needs you. No tabs, no filters, no ritual. The briefing comes to the chat you're already in.
Every thread you're owed — a quote, a signature, a deliverable — gets tracked and nudged, politely and persistently, with escalation drafted for your sign-off. A dozen threads cost you zero attention until one actually needs you.
“Never send external email without my sign-off.” “Anything from the board reaches me same day.” Dorinda remembers your rules and applies them — approvals staged, never assumed.
You shouldn't have to assemble your own status meeting. Ask in four words, get the answer in five seconds, decide, move on. That's the whole interaction.
Ten minutes before the leadership sync: “what moved, what's stuck, what's waiting on me?” Three typed answers, zero tabs opened. The meeting starts already briefed.
A COO with eleven open asks across four teams. No spreadsheet, no standing reminder to check one. Dorinda nudges each owner on schedule and escalates the two that go quiet — drafts staged for sign-off.
“Nothing external without my OK” — set once, in one sentence, in January. Every follow-up since has staged, waited, and gone out exactly when approved. The rule never needed repeating.
Full access, no card needed to start. Go Personal for just you, or bring the household onto Family — it lives in the AI you already pay for.
14-day free trial, then $15/mo — or $144/yr (~$12/mo, save ~20%).
14-day free trial, then $40/mo — or $444/yr (~$37/mo), up to 5.
No — it's leverage. Dorinda does the mechanical follow-through: tracking, chasing, nudging, briefing. Judgment, relationships, and the work itself stay with you and your people. If you have an assistant, Dorinda makes them faster; if you don't, it closes part of that gap.
Never by default. Nudges and follow-ups are drafted and staged for your sign-off. You can set your own rules — and rules only ever get tighter without you, not looser.
Seconds, in the chat you already have open. “What's at risk?”, “what's waiting on me?”, “status on the deal?” are all complete questions — the answer is typed back, not linked to a dashboard.
No. Dorinda works through the ChatGPT or Claude you already use — you just talk to it like normal. Nothing new to install, learn, or check.
$15/mo for Personal, $40/mo for Family (up to 5). Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — full access, no card needed.
Dorinda connects to the ChatGPT or Claude you already pay for — bring your own. It gives that AI the memory and follow-through to run your threads, with no lock-in.