Everyday

About Everyday

Everyday is an AI-driven assistant that completes tasks across your connected apps using plain English commands. Describe what you need and Everyday translates that into actions across tools such as Slack, Notion, and Attio.

Review

Everyday aims to shrink the time spent on small, repetitive tasks and reduce the friction of switching between multiple apps. In testing, it handled straightforward requests well and can chain actions across multiple integrations in a single prompt.

Key Features

• Plain-English commands to describe tasks instead of learning a new interface.
• Multi-app workflows that can update several tools from a single prompt.
• Integrations with common productivity apps (examples include Slack, Notion, Attio).
• Free options with paid plans available and a launch discount for new users.

Pricing and Value

Everyday offers free options alongside paid plans. A launch promotion is available (use code "PRODUCTHUNT30" for 30% off the first month). The value depends on how many apps you connect and how frequently you offload routine tasks-teams and individuals who juggle multiple tools are likely to see the most immediate benefit.

Pros

• Intuitive input model - use everyday language to request actions.
• Can orchestrate multi-step, multi-app workflows from a single instruction.
• Low barrier to adoption since it leverages familiar tools rather than forcing new workflows.
• Launch pricing and free tier make it easy to try before committing.

Cons

• Functionality is limited by the integrations available; missing integrations reduce usefulness.
• Granting access to multiple apps raises privacy and security considerations that teams should review.
• As a newly launched product, some advanced or edge-case scenarios may still require refinement.

Everyday is best suited for busy professionals and small teams who use several productivity tools and want to offload routine cross-app tasks quickly. Organizations that require deep, custom automations or strict, on-premise controls may find the current integration set and maturity level limiting.