Documentation for Smoltie’s proposed enquiry organiser and human-reviewed follow-up. The permission example below is illustrative; no product or account is connected.
No installs. No connected accounts.
The controls below change only this preview.
Try revoking the sample grants. You can restore them immediately.
A helper starts with
a specific job.
One proposed job: organise a new enquiry and prepare a follow-up for human review. No helper application is available here.
Input.A non-confidential enquiry supplied deliberately by its owner. No connected inbox, CRM or calendar.
Proposed output.A proposed summary, missing-detail checklist and draft next message. The website does not process a real enquiry.
Human approval.A person checks the facts, recipient, permission and timing before choosing any next action. Nothing is sent automatically.
Recovery.Missing facts or an uncertain suggestion return to the human reviewer. Keep the original enquiry available; a draft is not a completed follow-up.
Provider dependencies.No model, account connection or provider integration is running on these sites. A future pilot needs a separately approved scope.
Authored concept and illustrative controls only. Repeated usefulness, operating cost and pilot availability remain unverified. Shared catalogue 2026-11-01.1; status: concept. Smoltie is the product concept; this Hub explains its capabilities and control model.
Eight future ideas behind the focused enquiry workflow. None are available to install; this archive is not a second product roadmap.
8 concepts. All
A concept for preparing inbox replies for review.
The sample permission panel explores subject-and-sender access, drafts and calendar availability.
A local permission example is available for this concept.
A concept for sorting new contacts into useful lists.
Explore how contact information might be organized around a clearly stated job.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
A concept for coordinating meeting times.
Explore how a helper might work with availability. No booking or calendar connection is available.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
A concept for making a long thread easier to read.
A short summary is the proposed output; no message-processing service is connected.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
A concept for planning a short follow-up sequence.
Explore the timing and review of follow-up messages. No automated messages are sent.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
A concept for organizing notes after a meeting.
Explore clearer structure for meeting notes, without connecting to calls or documents.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
A concept for grouping receipts into useful categories.
Explore the filing job. This site does not accept receipts or access financial information.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
A concept for collecting and grouping ideas.
Explore a place for short ideas. No notes or account data are stored here.
Access requirements have not been defined for this concept.
The catalog and permission controls work locally. The helpers themselves are still ideas.
Browse and compare concepts.Inspect earlier possible jobs across inbox, calendar, notes and sales work. They remain future concepts behind the one focused enquiry workflow.
Change a sample permission state.Revoke and restore the illustrated grants without accessing an account.
Prepare a question.Review an email draft and choose whether to send it yourself.
Real provider access, model use, retention and deletion need implementation and approved policies. Pricing and a release date are not confirmed.
No. These are concept descriptions. The catalog filters and sample permissions are local website interactions, not working helper apps.
No. Revoke and restore change the example panel only. No inbox, calendar, contacts or files are connected.
The request page prepares an editable email draft. You choose whether to open, copy or send it. Preparing a draft does not confirm signup or access.
Publishing helpers is a future idea. This preview has no builder, developer credentials or publishing service.
There is no confirmed release date or pricing here. You can ask about the concept that interests you.
Discuss the proposed workflow and the human decisions it should preserve.
