A Chief of Staff,across every client.

Everest gives consultants and fractional execs the operational leverage to take on more clients, deliver better work, and reclaim the hours lost to client ops.

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Everest home screen — daily brief and chief of staff chat

Every client lives in its own inbox, calendar, and Slack.

It is 7:52am. You have 12 emails, 9 calls, and 24 Slack notifications across 4 clients. Before the first meeting, you scan 4 calendars, skim 4 inboxes, and try to remember what you promised whom. By the time you're caught up, you've lost 30 minutes.

Multi-client fragmentation is the largest hidden line item on the fractional operator’s day. Everest was built to collapse it into a single page — updated every morning, for every client.

See what your Monday
actually looks like.

A live demo of the chief of staff working across four clients. Tap a chip — get the same voice tl;dr and live whiteboard your real workspace would deliver.

You're Alex Chen, fractional CRO across Acme, Lattice, Northwind, and Maple.
Chief of Staff
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Hi Alex 👋 I'm your Chief of Staff. I've spent the morning across all four of your clients — Acme, Lattice, Northwind, Maple — and your week is mapped out. Tap any of these to see what I've put together for you:
Whiteboard

Live whiteboards

Tap a chip on the left. Your chief of staff replies with a voice tl;dr and renders an interactive whiteboard here — the same artefact your real workspace ships in chat.

One chat. A dedicated AI workspace per client. Real work, not just summaries.

You talk to your chief of staff like a person. It knows which client the request is about, dispatches it to that client's own AI workspace, and gets the work done — drafting the email, pulling the deck, scheduling the call, surfacing what changed overnight.

One chat across every client.

Telegram, the Everest dashboard, or email — same chief of staff, same memory, same conversation. Ask about Acme one minute, Mercury the next; it doesn't get the wires crossed.

A dedicated AI workspace per client.

Each client gets their own isolated AI computer with separate files, credentials, and memory. Connect your Acme Gmail to Acme's workspace, your Mercury Notion to Mercury's. Nothing crosses over.

Agents that actually do the work.

Draft the follow-up, pull last quarter's numbers, build the slide, file the receipt — your chief of staff dispatches it to the right workspace, where an agent does it in your client's own tools.

Acme Corp · workspace setup
Per-client workspace onboarding — connect Gmail, Slack, Notion, and 1000+ other apps to a single client

Per-client app connections — every workspace's credentials are scoped to that one client.

Add clients.
Connect their tools.
Talk to your chief of staff.

Setup is under five minutes per client. Your chief of staff is online from the moment you sign in — connect each client's tools as you go, and the matching workspace lights up.

01

Sign in & meet your chief of staff

Your chief of staff is in the dashboard chat from the start, on Telegram in two taps, and in your inbox the next morning. Same conversation across all three.

02

Add a client, get a workspace

Each client gets their own dedicated AI workspace with separate files, credentials, and memory. Spin one up in seconds; tear it down just as quickly when an engagement ends.

03

Connect each client's tools

Per workspace, one-click OAuth into Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, HubSpot — anything in the 1000+ Composio catalogue. Tokens stay scoped to that client. Connect more whenever; the chief of staff picks them up immediately.

Plug into the stack you already run.

Built into your daily tools. One-click OAuth per workspace — tokens stay scoped to that client.

Gmail
Outlook
Calendar
Slack
Teams
Zoom
Loom
GrGranola
GoGong
OtOtter.ai
FfFireflies
HubSpot
Salesforce
PdPipedrive
OrOutreach
ApApollo
ClClay
ZIZoomInfo
LinkedIn Sales
Linear
Asana
MMonday
Trello
ClickUp
Notion
Airtable
Jira
Drive
Dropbox
Box
Calendly
C.Cal.com
CPChili Piper
Stripe
QuickBooks
Xero
BxBrex
RaRamp
MeMercury
Expensify
Figma
Canva
Miro
Mailchimp
Webflow
GitHub
GitLab
LaLattice
RiRippling

What moved, what's open, what's next. Every morning. Every client.

A summit view of what matters across all clients, plus one section per client. Structured the way a thoughtful chief of staff would brief you before the day starts.

  • What moved in 24h

    New emails, meetings, Drive activity, and Slack threads since yesterday. Summarized, client by client — the signal, not the noise.

  • Open loops

    Commitments you made, replies you owe, questions left hanging. Carried forward until they close.

  • On today's agenda

    Every client meeting on today's calendar, with the latest context attached so you walk in prepared.

  • Worth surfacing

    One proactive angle Everest noticed across your clients. Often the most useful line of the day.

Everest <brief@everest.ag>
Today · 07:00

Your daily brief — Thu Apr 18

Good morning. Two clients moved overnight. Three calls today. Here's what matters.

Northstar Health
Today · 11:30
Board prep
What moved in 24h
  • CFO replied last night on the burn-rate model — ready to share with the board.
  • Two interviews completed for the Director of Demand Gen role (Slack #hiring).
Open loops

Walk Priya through the Q3 pipeline cut before the board meeting — committed Monday.

Worth surfacing

Board packet is missing a Q2 retention slide. Propose adding it before 11:30.

Was this useful? Yes · No · Tell Everest

A clear pulse for every client, on the rhythm they already work to.

Auto-updates for every client, sent on the rhythm they already work to. Monday plan in. Friday recap out.

Monday morning

The week ahead, on one page.

Every Monday, your clients get a focused snapshot of what’s on deck for the week: priorities, key milestones, and what Everest will move forward on their behalf.

Sent 7:00am Monday · Per client, per inbox
Friday evening

The week behind, with proof.

Every Friday, your clients get a clear picture of what was accomplished, what’s still in motion, and what’s blocked or needs their input.

Sent 5:00pm Friday · Wins, blockers, asks

Consultants, fractional execs, and independent operators.

Everest is built for operators whose days are the bottleneck — three to six clients, each with their own tools and their own context. Early access opens first to fractional GTM executives and independent consultants.

Fractional

VP of Sales

Running 3–5 fractional engagements. Needs last night's pipeline shifts, Slack chatter, and meeting updates in one place before the first call.

Fractional

CMO / Demand Gen

Advising 3–4 growth-stage startups. Loses hours re-reading threads and decks to reconstruct each client's context every morning.

Advisory

RevOps Consultant

Embedded across multiple clients. Needs to spot anomalies in the last 24h — a stalled deal, a missed reply — before they become problems.

Coaching

Sales / Exec Coach

Prepares for coaching calls with early-stage founders. Needs specific, evidence-based context from recent comms at hand.

Text your chief of staff.
Get the work back.

Telegram, iMessage, the Everest app — same conversation. Ask in plain English. Get a direct, evidence-based answer back, ready before your first call.

9:41
Everest Chief of staff
Prep the pipeline review with the Lattice sales team
Sure thing. There are three deals that need particular attention this week:
1. Acme Corp ($120K) — stalled 12 days. Last touch was your demo on Apr 18. Champion went quiet after pricing was sent.
2. Northwind ($85K) — procurement asked for SOC 2 docs Friday; legal hasn’t responded yet. Risk of slipping the quarter.
3. Globex ($210K) — strong signal: 4 stakeholders pulled the deck this week. Time to push for a mutual close plan.
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What your week is worth.

Coordination overhead compounds with every client you add. Tell us how you bill and how many you run — we’ll show what Everest gives back.

$ /hr
$100$1,000
3 clients
110
Hours / week 10 reclaimed
Hours / month 43 reclaimed
Per week $3,000 in capacity
Per month $12,990 in capacity

Indicative model based on coordination overhead curves we see across early users. Real reclaim varies by stack and client mix.

Common questions

One chief-of-staff chat (in the Everest dashboard and on Telegram), a dedicated AI workspace per client with its own credentials and memory, agent dispatch into those workspaces, 1000+ app integrations through Composio (Gmail, Slack, Drive, Notion, HubSpot, Linear, GitHub…), and a daily brief in your inbox each morning.

Those are single-context chatbots. Everest is multi-tenant: one chief of staff that knows every client you run, with a separate AI workspace per client that holds their credentials, files, and memory. When you ask a question, the request is routed to the right workspace and an agent does the work in that client's own tools — without ever leaking context to another client.

Anything in the Composio catalogue — over a thousand apps. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Linear, GitHub, Trello, Dropbox, Asana, Zoom, Salesforce — each connected per-workspace via one-click OAuth, so you can plug your Acme Slack into the Acme workspace and your Mercury Notion into the Mercury workspace, with nothing crossing over.

Yes — agents in each workspace can act in that client's tools. Drafting an email, posting a Slack update, scheduling a call, building a deck. Permissions stay per-workspace and you can keep any action in "draft for me to review" mode if you prefer to ship the final word yourself.

From the dashboard, name the client. Everest provisions their dedicated AI workspace in seconds and walks you through the apps to connect for that engagement. Tear it down just as fast when the engagement ends — credentials, files, and memory all go with it.

We're opening access in small waves to ensure every brief is worth reading. First waves prioritize GTM consultants and fractional executives. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out within a few days.

Yes. Every client workspace is strictly isolated at the data and agent layers. We do not train on your data. We do not store document copies — only URLs and metadata. Every OAuth connection is revokable in one click, and revocation purges cached data immediately.

Your clients' data,
handled like it's your own.

Your clients' data is critical. Everest is built around how that data is stored, isolated, and revocable — so confidential information from one client never leaks into another.

A dedicated container per client

Each client's AI workspace runs in its own isolated container with its own filesystem, credentials, and memory. Hard separation at the OS level, not a prompt instruction.

Per-workspace credentials

OAuth tokens are scoped to one client's workspace and physically can't be used from another. Connect your Acme Gmail to Acme; Mercury never sees it.

Revoke in one click

Disconnect any app from any workspace, or delete a whole client workspace. Revocation purges credentials and the workspace's files immediately.

Your data stays yours

Everest never trains on your data. Files live in your workspace's container; we don't keep mirror copies on shared infrastructure.

Cross-client leakage is the failure mode we built around. Routing rules, credential storage, and agent contexts are scoped per-workspace from the ground up — the chief of staff cannot hand one client's data to another.

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Pure Ascent.

One-click setup. No tokens. No terminal. No complexity. Start moving mountains in minutes, not days.

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