Your AI assistant, with your company's memory.

1. Your day“What is on my calendar tomorrow?” Your agenda, a free hour, what is waiting for you.
2. Meetings“Prep me for my call with Marta.” What was said last time, what was promised, what is still open.
3. Decisions“What did we decide about the Halden renewal, and why?” The decision, who made it, and what it replaced.
4. Customers“Where does the Halden deal stand?” People, companies, deals and the pipeline, from Timer People.
5. Files and notes“Find the latest version of the Halden proposal.” Documents, files, notes and meeting transcripts.
6. Actions“Add a task to send Marta the renewal by Friday.” Tasks, notes and email drafts, when you have given it write access.

1. Add Timer to your assistant.

   In your assistant's settings, add a custom connector (some assistants call it an app or an integration) and paste this address:

   https://app.withtimer.com/mcpCopy
2. Sign in to Timer and approve.

   Timer shows which assistant is asking, and you choose its access: read only, or read and write. You confirm it is you with your two-step code, or your password if you have no code set up.

3. Ask.

   Your assistant now answers from Timer whenever your question needs your company's memory.

Works with ChatGPT from OpenAI and Claude from Anthropic, and with any assistant that supports MCP connectors with sign-in.

1. Your accessRead only, or read and write. You choose for each assistant when you connect it, and can change it at any time. An email it drafts goes out only when you send it from Timer.
2. Your permissionsIt sees only what you can see in Timer. The same permissions as you, never more, and your organization's rules apply to every request.
3. Your choiceYou approve each assistant, and can disconnect any of them at any time. Every connection is listed in your Timer account. Disconnecting takes effect at once.
4. On the recordEvery request and every action is recorded. Which assistant, what it read or did, and when.