“Here are the six action items.”
Then you have to remember them.
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Consider it handled.
Email DTD what needs doing. It keeps track, follows up with the right people, and stays on it until it's done.
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See how it worksSubjectFollow up on today's meeting
Tracked6 actions tracked
5 deadlines
Follow-through active
Email itForward itCC itDTD carries the open loop.
The difference
Most AI stops after answering. DTD keeps going.
The output isn't a list for you to remember. The output is follow-through.
“Remember to follow up with Sarah Friday.”
The follow-up becomes another task for you.
“I'll follow up with Sarah Friday and keep tracking it until it is done.”
DTD owns the open loop.
DTD doesn't remind you to follow up. DTD follows up.
One address. Three ways.
Use DTD from the email you already use.
No new system for your colleagues, vendors or clients to learn.
Email it
Send a fresh request directly to DTD.
“Remind James on Tuesday to send the revised forecast. If he doesn't respond, follow up again and let me know if it gets stuck.”
Forward it
Forward an existing conversation with a simple instruction.
“Handle the follow-up on this.”
CC it
Add DTD to an ordinary email thread.
“Hi Sarah, please send the revised contract by Friday.”
CC: agent@dotilldone.com
CC DTD when you don't want to remember.
Meeting follow-through
Your meeting ended. DTD's work starts.
Send the notes once. DTD turns the conversation into commitments, watches what changes, and closes each loop.
Step 1
Send the notes
Turn these into action items and make sure they're done before next Monday.
Step 2
DTD extracts commitments
Rahul - revised forecast - Wednesday
Sarah - legal review - Friday
James - customer list - Thursday
Step 3
DTD follows up
Hi Rahul - following up on the revised forecast due today. Can you send it across when ready?
Step 4
The deadline changes
Rahul: “I'll have it tomorrow morning.”
DTD updates the expected date automatically.
Step 5
The file arrives
DTD recognizes the requested deliverable and closes Rahul's item.
Step 6
The loop closes
All 7 actions from Monday's meeting are now complete.
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Give DTD something small to handle.
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agent@dotilldone.comUse cases
Give DTD the things that keep bouncing around your head.
If the task is basically 'someone needs to do something, and I need to make sure it happens,' DTD is built for it.
Meeting follow-ups
Turn notes into action items and keep tracking them.
“Make sure everything from this meeting is done before next Monday.”
Chase something
Waiting on someone? Hand DTD the chase.
“Get the revised quotation from the vendor by Thursday.”
Collect information
DTD asks, tracks and consolidates.
“Get everyone's Q3 forecast by Friday and send me the responses.”
Coordinate
Turn a back-and-forth into a resolved plan.
“Ask these five people for their availability next week and find a time that works.”
Monitor
Give DTD a condition and let it watch the thread.
“If they haven't responded by Friday, follow up.”
Recurring follow-through
Make repeated chasing someone else's job.
“Every Friday, ask the team for their weekly numbers and chase anyone who hasn't replied by 3 PM.”
Natural language
Talk to DTD like you would talk to a colleague.
No commands. No workflow builder. No special syntax.
Give him until Monday.
Don't chase her again until next week.
Actually, Priya owns this now.
Keep following up every couple of days.
Don't send anything else without checking with me.
If he doesn't respond after two attempts, tell me.
Response understanding
DTD understands what happens next.
It follows the conversation rather than blindly firing scheduled reminders.
“I'll send it tomorrow.”Updates the expected date.
“Attached.”Recognizes the requested deliverable and can close the task.
“Sarah is handling this now.”Updates the owner.
“I'm out until Monday.”Waits until Monday.
“We don't need this anymore.”Closes the task.
Follow-up intelligence
Persistent, not annoying.
DTD considers business days, deadlines, promised response dates, previous reminders, out-of-office replies, conversation context, replies that already arrived, and your preferences.
“DTD doesn't send the same reminder every 48 hours. It follows the conversation.”
Human control
DTD handles the routine. You keep the judgment.
DTD can handle
Routine remindersRequested follow-upsTracking repliesRecognizing completionRespecting new promised datesDTD checks with you
Escalating to a managerContacting an unexpected personMaking a commercial commitmentSending sensitive informationActing when intent is unclearDTD should never surprise you by doing something consequential.
Nothing new to maintain
You don't need another task manager.
No boards to maintain.No workflows to build.No new software for other people to learn.DTD works through ordinary email.
Tosarah@company.com
CCagent@dotilldone.com
Hi Sarah,
Could you send the revised contract by Friday?
Thanks.
Could you send the revised contract by Friday?
Thanks.
Sarah simply receives and replies to a normal email.
Stay informed without staying on top of it
One digest. Only what needs your attention.
DTD can summarize what's progressing, what's at risk, and where your judgment is needed. Reply directly to tell DTD what to do next.
Needs youAt riskWaitingCompleted
Daily digest
4 updatesDTD - Tuesday
Needs you
Acme renewalSarah requested approval for a 10% discount.
At risk
Board deckJames has not submitted his section. Due tomorrow. DTD has followed up twice.
Waiting
4 other itemsProgressing normally. No action needed.
Completed yesterday
- Legal review received
- Vendor quotation received
- Customer meeting scheduled
Reply: “Approve the discount. Give James until noon.”
Try something real
Not sure what to send?
Copy one of these into an email to DTD, or write your own in the same plain language.
Remind me tomorrow at 10 AM to send the proposal.
On Friday, ask me if this invoice has been paid. Keep checking until I tell you it has.
Here are today's meeting notes. Extract the action items and keep track of them.
Follow up with Jane next Monday if she hasn't responded to this thread.
Ask these three people for their availability next week and summarize the responses.
Get the revised quotation from this vendor before Thursday.
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1Email DTD
2DTD understands your request
3It confirms anything important
4DTD follows through
5You see the loop close
Paid use
Your DTD subscription covers the service. Your AI account covers the intelligence.
For ongoing paid usage, connect your own supported AI provider account once during setup. That gives you direct control over AI usage, visibility into provider costs, and no hidden DTD token markup.
If you've never created an API key before, DTD will guide you through setup. The free trial does not require one.
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Your DTD subscription
Email follow-through, tracking, summaries and account features.
Your AI provider
The language intelligence DTD uses on your behalf.
Your control
Your provider account, your usage visibility, your supported provider choice.
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What are you waiting on?
Send it to DTD. You shouldn't have to keep it in your head.
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