Lobby

thelobby.ai ↗

A behavioral model that learns how you think and act, starting with email workflows.

SI Score
55/100
Pricing
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Free plan
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What it does

Lobby builds extensions of human cognition. Its first application coordinates email workflows across the tools you already use, without prompt. The company is developing a behavioral model that learns, predicts, and amplifies how each person thinks and acts.

Lobby describes itself as building extensions of human cognition. The first application coordinates email workflows across the tools you already use, without prompt. The company says it is developing a behavioral model that learns, predicts, and amplifies how each person thinks and acts, and that these extensions are user-owned and portable across systems. The homepage lists 92% prediction accuracy, 5 tasks prediction depth, 7 days to converge, and 80+ sub-agents. These figures come from the vendor and are not independently verified. The homepage does not state pricing, a free plan, an API, or open-source licensing. A careful reader should ask how the behavioral model is trained, what data it stores, and whether the accuracy claims hold for their own inbox.

Strengths
  • Coordinates email workflows across tools you already use, without prompt
  • Behavioral model is described as user-owned and portable across systems
Watch out for
  • Accuracy, prediction depth, convergence, and sub-agent figures come from the vendor only
  • No pricing, free plan, API, or open-source details on the homepage
Best for
People who want email workflows handled without prompts