AI Personal Assistant that manages your day
Your calendar, your follow-ups, your morning brief — run by an assistant with its own inbox, so you stop being your own secretary.
Your agent gets its own email address, manages your calendar, schedules follow-ups, and gives you daily briefings — no code, no servers to manage.
Your AI personal assistant — on call, all day long
Most productivity tools wait for you to open them. An AI personal assistant doesn’t. Fasrad connects your assistant to your own Gmail, Google Workspace, or IMAP inbox — watched read-only — or gives it its own dedicated email inbox, plus shared access to your Google Calendar, and a long-term memory that grows with every conversation — so it can handle your day without constant hand-holding.
Forward a message and your assistant reads it, drafts a reply, and asks for your approval before sending. Share a calendar invite and it checks for conflicts, proposes alternatives, and blocks out focus time. Ask for a morning briefing and it compiles your schedule, unread emails, and open reminders into a single message — delivered at the hour you choose.
Strongest benefits:
- Your inbox or its own — connect your Gmail/IMAP read-only, or give your assistant a dedicated address; either way it triages, replies, and files.
- Two-way Google Calendar — checks availability, books meetings, blocks focus time automatically.
- Daily briefings — morning summary of schedule, inbox, and open tasks at your chosen hour.
- Persistent memory — learns your contacts, preferences, and routines over weeks and months.
- Works everywhere — same agent accessible by web, email, or Telegram, always in sync.
Under the hood, your agent uses the same hosted tools whether you reach it from the web app, Telegram, or email: an IMAP mailbox, Google Calendar integration, a built-in reminder scheduler, and a long-term memory that learns your preferences, contacts, and routines. No Python code, no server maintenance, no API keys to rotate.
Fasrad is a simpler alternative to self-hosted frameworks like CrewAI and AutoGen. Instead of writing agent loops and managing infrastructure, you sign up, share your calendar, and your assistant is ready in about two minutes. It runs on our infrastructure 24/7 — picking up emails overnight, sending reminders while you sleep, and briefing you before you reach for your phone.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the agent handle email?
You can connect your own Gmail, Google Workspace, or IMAP inbox — the agent watches it read-only (it never marks mail read, moves, or deletes it), follows the plain-language rules you write, and drafts replies it sends as you from your own address once you approve them. It can also have its own dedicated mailbox — handy for forwarding mail to it, CC it on threads, or running a support@ or sales@ queue.
Can the agent manage my Google Calendar?
Yes — you share your Google Calendar with the agent's service account. Once shared, it can check your availability, create events, and update existing ones.
Will it send emails without my approval?
From its own dedicated mailbox it can send directly, and you set the rules — tell it to draft and wait, or act autonomously for specific tasks. When it sends as you from your own connected inbox, it always waits for you to approve that message first — never a silent send under your name.
How is Fasrad different from CrewAI or AutoGen?
CrewAI and AutoGen are open-source frameworks that require Python coding, self-hosting, and managing your own API keys. Fasrad is fully hosted — sign up, configure your tools, and your agent runs. No code, no Docker, no infrastructure.
What languages does it speak?
Any language the underlying LLM handles — English, German, Spanish, French, Mandarin, and dozens more. Reply in the user's language automatically.
Does it work offline?
The agent runs on our hosted infrastructure, so it needs a connection. But it can catch you up the moment you're back online — no missed emails, no missed reminders.
How much does it cost?
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime.
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