The best agentic workspace for your team.

It’s time to say goodbye to your legacy productivity software. Accelerate your team with endless capabilities from Rivilo. From complete workflow automation to proposal drafting and invoicing. Powered by your own company brain.

Works with

Gmail Outlook Slack Teams Fireflies

Illustration: a messy pile of twelve emails and tickets with vague subjects. As you scroll, Rivilo sorts them into four pipelines: Sales, Account management, Administration and Noise. Each one gets a clear title and one suggested next step. When you press Let Rivilo do it, Rivilo drafts the replies and documents, archives the noise and moves every card to Done. Nothing is sent without your approval.

From email to deliverable, in minutes.

A client asks for the proposal. Rivilo pulls in what it already knows about the client, the project and the discovery call, asks how you want to approach it, and writes the draft you check. Proposals, project updates, decks and statements of work, exported to PDF or PowerPoint.

Annemarie de Vries9 September, 09:14

Re: New pricing page

Hey, can you send me the proposal?

Auto added to Project: Sales Board - deadline set to Tomorrow

Client context

Annemarie signs off, Pieter reads along. The retainer rates agreed in June still stand.

Remembered from 14 threads

Project context

New pricing page, live before the autumn campaign. Draft copy due Thursday 17 September.

Card on the board Client work

Transcript · discovery call

Three plans, a comparison and an FAQ. Design stays in the relaunch system.

4 September, 38 minutes · matched to this project

Rivilo

How would you like to approach this?

AFixed price, phased. Structure and copy, design, build, one total.
BRetainer extension. Add the hours to the running retainer.
CTime and materials, with an estimate and a cap.
DSomething else…

A–C to choose · D to type · ⌘↵ submit

The document and slides are rendered by Rivilo itself; the chat is replayed. Fictional client.

Automate complete workflows with Build mode.

Rivilo lets you describe your ideal workflow and automates it for you in seconds. Type how you want support handled and Build mode sets it up: urgent tickets go to #support, and Rivilo researches the fix on the card. First it shows what it would have caught. You turn it on. Replies wait for your approval.

See the integrations

Real interface, fictional client. The model turns are replayed from a recorded session.

Rivilo catches what you forget. Nothing slips.

A request for new work gets flagged as a growth opportunity. Promise a date in a reply and Rivilo suggests the task. And when half the team is on holiday, client mail still lands on the shared board for whoever is in.

The conversation is replayed. Fictional clients.

Built for our own studio first.

Rivilo started as an experiment inside Future Ready, our studio in Amsterdam. We have run our own client work on it since May 2026, before anyone else used it.

How Rivilo started

The Future Ready studio in Amsterdam: three people working at their desks, with a wall of notes behind them
Future Ready in Amsterdam. The studio whose own client work runs on Rivilo.

Questions

Does Rivilo monitor my team?
No. It reads client emails, cards and documents. Never who is online, message counts or productivity. That is a product rule, not a setting.
Will it send something without me?
No. Every reply, document and invoice is a draft until a person approves it.
We use Microsoft 365. Does it work?
Outlook and Teams are in beta. You sign in with your work account, Rivilo reads your Outlook mailbox, and a Teams channel gets a message per card.
Where is our data?
Google Cloud, EU region. Drafting runs on Claude via Anthropic in the US under Standard Contractual Clauses; Mistral in the EU is being added. Details on the security page.
Is it ready?
It runs our own studio every day. Every team starts with a guided setup with our team, on your own requests, before any contract.

Rivilo lives where you work best.

Install Rivilo from your browser and it opens as its own app, with its own window and its own place in your dock. Right next to Slack.