The AI dashboard that updates itself.
Nobody stops to fill it in. Your team just talks to Claude, and the board stays true.
Robin, to Claude
“Samples approved on the spring order.”
that was the whole update.
Claude updates her board
the whole project, live
Spring order5 of 9 done
Maya finished PP sample review · 2h ago
No forms. No status meetings. No drag-and-drop. Telling Claude was the update.
individual work
Penelope is a dashboard that plans your work and makes Claude smarter.
Tell Claude what you're doing. Penelope turns it into a plan, remembers what matters, and hands every session the context to pick up right where you left off.
you, to Claude
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Penelope builds the run
Tue: “Send fit comments” lands on your calendar, due before it blocks the rest.
Penelope in your organization
Glance at it like a departures board.
Each person's status climbs to one live view. You'll know in five seconds whether today is fine or on fire, without asking anyone for an update.
every morning
Your morning brief, automated.
The narrative of your day, written before you sit down: what moved overnight, what's due, what to do first. Nobody asked. Nobody compiled anything. Everyone just sits down already organized.
- The brief
- Written for each person. Maya's reads nothing like Robin's, and both are ready by 6am.
- The numbers
- Sales, inventory, shipping. Whatever your team runs on, posted before anyone asks.
morning brief · maya · tue 6:00 am
Good morning, Maya.
Dev approved the TOP sample overnight, so the spring run is moving again. Fit comments to Evereve are due today; start there, then the size run. Your 11:30 is the fit review call.
top three: fit comments · size run · lining approval
data report · cpw · tue 6:00 am
- Sales yesterday
- $12,480
- Units shipped
- 1,920
- Open POs
- 14
It runs the parts of the office nobody likes running.
Asks
Need Robin's sign-off? Say so. It lands on her board with your name on it.
Morning briefs
Everyone's day, planned before the coffee is ready.
Data reports
The numbers you would nag someone for, posted on their own.
Workflows
Finish one step and the next opens on its own, already assigned.
Attribution
Every change is signed. The board never says “someone changed this.”
Calendar
Deadlines land on the Google or Outlook calendar people already check.
start to finish
How Penelope works
Looks at your work
Penelope reads what you and Claude are doing: the updates, the decisions, the loose ends.
Organizes it into projects
Everything gets sorted into the project it belongs to. Nothing floats, nothing gets lost.
Assigns workflows
Each project gets a workflow of steps, and they connect to your calendar, so deadlines are real dates.
Shows what's on your plate
Open it each day and see exactly what to do next, already prioritized for you.
And it's all customizable, right in Claude. Something blows up your day? Just say so and Penelope reshuffles everything around it, instantly.
every team, at first
“But we already use Claude.”
Claude is smart. It's also blind and forgetful.
It can't see your work, and by tomorrow it has forgotten today. Penelope gives Claude a memory, and gives your whole team one board. Every session starts already knowing what matters.
You sit down, and it already knows your work.
get in touch
Tell me about your team.
I'm building Penelope hand in hand with the people who use it. Tell me how your team works today and I'll show you what it looks like in Penelope.
or just email tyler@learnthroughstories.com