GmailYou approved Sends it.
The proposal, from you, as a reply to their last email, with the file attached.
✓Sent · sam@acme.com NewAn AI work partner on your Mac
It researches, creates the materials, then sends, books, updates and submits across your apps and browser, with you in control.
Work directly in Bounce. No projects or AI sessions to manage.
Memory
Your Chrome
Get Acme ready to start the pilot.
On it. Using what I remember about Acme. Their supplier portal needs us onboarded first, so I’m doing that in your Chrome.
Memory · 3 things about Acme
Filling Acme’s portal in your Chrome
Portal filled from your docs, security files uploaded. Signed in through your work profile, no password needed.
One question before I submit: use your usual four-week pilot terms?
Yes, submit it.
Sending, booking, updating
Done. Acme has us as a supplier, Dana has the plan, the kickoff is Thursday at 10:00 and the deal is in Pilot.
Reply to Bounce…
Supplier onboarding
Acme procurement · signed in through your Chrome work profile
Company and tax details
Filled from your company profile. Notion · Company
Security documents
SOC 2 report and W-8BEN uploaded. Drive · Security
Pilot terms
Four weeks, weekly check-in with Dana. Memory
Submitted
Confirmation ACM-2291, saved with the deal.
Needs you
Submit Acme’s supplier form?
Terms: four-week pilot, weekly check-in. Remembered from your last three pilots.
Submit Review first
Memory · Acme
- Pilots run four weeks, weekly check-in
- Dana signs off anything for finance
- Send plans as a PDF, not a link
Gmail · New message
ToDana Reyes
SubjectYour pilot plan and kickoff
Dana, you’re set up on our side: supplier form submitted. The pilot plan is attached, and the kickoff invite is on its way.
Acme pilot plan.pdf Send Sent
Google Calendar · Invite sent
12Thu
Acme pilot kickoff
10:00–10:45 · Dana Reyes and 2 others
HubSpot in Chrome · Acme deal
Moved to Pilot. Portal confirmation, plan and kickoff linked.
Gmail
Calendar
HubSpot
Discovers · Works · Shares · Plans · Gets consent · Acts · Verifies It picks up the work.
It picks up the work.
Watch it get done.
Pick a scenario to see what Bounce picks up, does, and brings back to you.
BounceWorking
Granola · Prospect callCan you show us our own data in the product before we commit to a pilot?
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GranolaPicked up the prospect’s data import request from the call notes -
SlackCoordinated the proof of concept with Product and Engineering -
NotionRecorded the agreed import scope and demo checklist - SlackPicked up Engineering’s update that the prospect’s data imported
- SlackHanded the working demo to Sales and asked them to confirm a date
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CalendarVerified the date Sales confirmed with the prospect
Demo date confirmedSales has the checklist. Demo set for Thursday.
Slack · Analytics updateNext month’s demand is forecast to be 20% above plan.
- SlackSpotted Analytics’ new forecast and flagged the gap
- NotionCompared demand with the current staffing and inventory plans
- SlackChecked shift capacity with Staffing and stock with Inventory
- NotionDrafted a staffing plan and an inventory plan
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BounceFlagged the trade-offs in shift costs and stock timing
Two plans ready for your reviewReview each team’s plan and its trade-offs.
Slack · Support escalationWe’re seeing more customers get stuck during setup.
- SlackPicked up Support’s escalation
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AnalyticsChecked daily usage to see where customers stopped during setup - SupportMatched those drop-offs to related support tickets
- BounceRanked the five biggest drop-offs and found an owner for each
- SlackSent each finding to the team that owns it
Five findings shared with their ownersYour summary shows who got what.
Gmail · Buyer emailWe have a firm budget cap. Can we keep rollout support?
- GmailPicked up the budget cap and support requirement
- CRMChecked the deal scope and rollout commitments
- NotionChecked pricing rules and minimum margins
- BounceDrafted five options within the cap that keep rollout support
- BounceWrote the rationale, pros, and cons for each option
Five pricing options ready for your reviewCompare before choosing what to send.
Actions, not suggestions It doesn’t tell you what to do.
It doesn’t tell you what to do.
It does it.
Bounce does the work. You decide what goes out: approve each one, or let that kind of action run on its own.
01 / 08 GmailYou approved Google CalendarOn its own Books it.
Finds a slot that works for four people and sends the invite.
✓Booked · Tue 11:00 SlackOn its own Answers it.
Replies in #support with the fix and the doc link.
✓Posted · #support NotionOn its own Writes it.
The pilot plan in your template, kept current as things change.
✓Created · Acme pilot plan GranolaOn its own Follows through.
Bounce tracks commitments from calls and updates the next steps when plans change.
✓3 commitments · next steps updated Any websiteYou approved Submits it.
Supplier portals and questionnaires, in your signed-in Chrome.
✓Submitted · NW-4471 Your CRMOn its own Updates it.
Moves the deal, logs the call and sets the next step.
✓Moved · Acme → Pilot
Mac appsYou approved Clicks through it.
Works in apps with no connector, only the ones you allow.
✓Exported · Q3 report You stay in control Nothing goes out without your OK.
Nothing goes out without your OK.
Unless you say so.
Every email, invite and form arrives ready to go. Approve it, ask for a change or let Bounce send that kind on its own.
It learns as you go. Each approval and correction teaches Bounce how you work, so it asks less over time.
To Sam · Acme pilot plan + kickoffNeeds your OKHi Sam, the pilot plan is attached, with the reporting workflow. CSV imports work from day one. Kickoff invite sent for Tuesday 11:00.
Ask for a changeApprove & sendSent ✓
DraftOn its own SendAsk me PayAlways ask
Context and memory The context to start.
The context to start.
The memory to keep going.
Work that understands the situation.
Bounce uses the customer history and the agreed scope, so the proposal reflects what was actually agreed. It tracks commitments from calls and updates the next steps when plans change.
Tuesday’s call Agreed scope Sam’s last email #acme-pilot →Acme pilot plan, written for Acme
Explain less next time.
Bounce remembers how you want the work done. The next proposal uses your structure. The next answer respects what you already agreed.
- Proposals open with the problem, then the plan, then the priceFrom your edit
- Acme: no changes to their weekend reportingFrom the call
- Pilots run four weeks with a weekly check-inYour default
- Acme moved go-live to May: rollout plan and kickoff updatedFollow-through
→See, edit or forget any memory
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What can I do in Bounce?
Ask Bounce to research a question, create materials, prepare a customer response, or complete work across your connected apps and browser. You can delegate, review results and continue the work from Bounce itself.
Do I need to set up projects or manage AI sessions?
No. Connect the tools the work needs and tell Bounce the outcome you want. It uses the relevant context and memory to handle the steps.
How does it use my browser?
Through the Bounce Browser Use extension for Chrome. Bounce opens pages in its own labelled tabs and works through supported tasks in the profile you choose. When a sign-in or a review needs you, it hands control back so you can continue together.
What do I stay in control of?
The access and authority you give Bounce. It brings you the decisions and approvals a task needs, with the email, invite, form or record change ready to review.
Where does Bounce run?
Bounce uses your Mac as its base, so your Mac needs to be awake and Bounce running. Connected apps and model services are used according to your configuration.
How do I see what it has done?
Bounce brings back the work it produced and confirmation of each action it took: the sent email, the booked meeting, the submitted form. You can open the material and continue from there.
Can it help with work involving my team?
Yes. Bounce prepares the materials, handles the communication you authorise and updates the tools your team shares, so there’s less manual coordination around the work you own.
