It reads what already happened.
Your inbox, your calendar and your LinkedIn already hold every relationship you have. YouSpot reads them, builds the record itself, and shows up when there's something worth knowing.
Connect what you already use.
Gmail and Google Calendar take about a minute. Drop in your LinkedIn export and every connection you've ever made joins them. HubSpot, X, Slack and Obsidian if you use them.
That is the whole setup. There is no import spreadsheet and no form.
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- HubSpot
- X
- Slack
- Obsidian
- Chrome
The second brain builds itself.
Every person, company, meeting, note and file becomes a point in one graph, joined by what actually connects them: who was in the room, who sent the intro, what the file was for.
It keeps up on its own. When someone changes jobs or a thread goes quiet, the record knows before you do.
Everything you connect becomes one graph.
Ask in plain English.
Who have I not spoken to in six months? Who do I know at Arbor Health? What did I promise Dana? It answers from your own mail and calendar, not the internet, and says where each fact came from.
It also answers from inside Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, if that is where you already work.
Agents that show up without being opened.
Nineteen agents, each one a job somebody described in the research, on five shelves: your network, around your calls, invoices and rates, promises, keeping up. Say what you want in your own words and it writes the agent, shows it to you first, and nothing exists until you press create. Every agent emails you and only you. Anything written for somebody else lands as a draft in your own Gmail.
Your network
Who's gone quiet and worth a note, what changed at their companies, a live thread going cold, and who a finished project just added.
Runs as Reconnect nudges · Network updates · Cold thread nudge · Network additions · Referral arrival brief
Around your calls
Who you're meeting, what was last said and what you owe them. A page on a company before the first conversation.
Runs as Meeting prep · New contact research · Slack thread to note
Invoices and rates
What your email says you invoiced and never heard back about, with the chase drafted. What you charged for work like this before.
Runs as Invoice follow-ups · Quote history · Repeat-client cue
Promises
What you said you'd do and to whom, the emails waiting on a reply from you, and the follow-ups whose date has come.
Runs as Commitment tracker · Inbox triage · Follow-ups due
Keeping up
How your posts did, what your field is saying this week, and a brief on any company you name.
Runs as LinkedIn post report · Industry news brief · Company brief
Everything exports, any time.
One click, everything you have, in a format you can read. It is a feature we publish, not a setting we hide.
What it will not do.
Tell you an invoice was paid.
It reads your mail, not your bank. It says what your email says you invoiced, and stops there.
Email anyone on your behalf.
Every agent emails you, never anybody else. Anything for someone else is a draft in your own Gmail, and you send it.
Email you on a week when nothing happened.
A run with nothing to say says so, once, and that is the agent working correctly.
Guess a number it could not read.
Or invent a shared history with somebody you have never met. When it does not know, it says so in one line.
Ask you to fill anything in.
If you have to maintain it, it will be dead in a month. It reads what already happened instead.
Questions
- What do I have to type in?
- Nothing. Connect an account and the record builds from what already happened. The only typing is asking it questions.
- How long until it's useful?
- About a minute after Gmail connects it knows who has gone quiet and who among them has sent you work before. That is usually the first surprise.
- Does it send emails for me?
- No. It drafts them into your own Gmail, in your voice, and you press send. No agent has ever contacted anyone on your behalf, and none can.
- Can I use it from Claude or ChatGPT?
- Yes. YouSpot runs a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code can ask your second brain questions directly.
- What if I want to leave?
- Export everything in one click, in a format you can read, then cancel from billing settings. There is no contract and no exit interview.
Connect your inbox. The rest builds itself.
About a minute to connect. Then ask it who you've lost touch with.
Reads your sent mail and calendar. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click.