Rene Launches a Text-Message AI Assistant That Coordinates Across Gmail, Slack and Calendar
heyshrutimishra · x · 2026-09-17
Rene launched as "Multiplayer Personal Superintelligence" — a personal AI assistant you invoke by texting. It drafts Gmail replies, resolves calendar conflicts, organizes Notion notes into tasks, triages GitHub reviews, books restaurants, and builds websites and decks.
Its standout feature is Rene-to-Rene collaboration: two users' assistants can directly negotiate plans with each other. The company claims data privacy guarantees including no model training on user data and delegated access instead of stored passwords. Free to start.
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