Private beta · pilot seats open

Wake up to work
already done.

Palari gives every repeatable job a named AI coworker. She reads what you approve, drafts what you need, and tells you what she found. Nothing sends without your yes.

You ask · Sofia answers · the work starts

Sofia

Sofia

Operations reporting Palari · at her desk

Nothing moves without you

Your handoff · 8:04

Sofia, prepare the Week 28 operations report for Monday’s leadership review.

Approved context

  • Prior operations reportJul 3 · 8 pages
  • Team feedback memosJul 6–10 · 12
  • Workstream updatesJul 10 · 6

On Sofia’s desk

Weekly operations report

I’m looking

Prior operations report

Jul 3 · 8 pages

Team feedback memos

Jul 6–10 · 12

Workstream updates

Jul 10 · 6

Context gathered

I found the July 3 report, 12 feedback memos from July 6–10, and Friday’s updates from six workstreams. I’m reconciling what changed since last week.

Reading the approved reporting sources
Sofia drafted the client follow-up — held for approvalMei prepped the Q1 quarterly — 3 deductions flaggedTheo answered 4 shipping tickets with 1 draftRashida flagged 3 sections of the new rulemakingMarco reconciled records under 3 spellings — nothing linked yet0 actions sent without a human yesSofia drafted the client follow-up — held for approvalMei prepped the Q1 quarterly — 3 deductions flaggedTheo answered 4 shipping tickets with 1 draftRashida flagged 3 sections of the new rulemakingMarco reconciled records under 3 spellings — nothing linked yet0 actions sent without a human yes

Meet the Palaris

One job. One coworker.
One relationship that gets better.

They don’t wait in a grid. Each Palari has a voice, a way of noticing, and one kind of work she knows how to carry with you.

Sofia

Sofia

Client follow-up

I found Alex’s reply. I’m drafting the follow-up now — warm, clear, and still waiting for your yes.

Always asks before Sending or saving a client note

Click any Palari to bring them forward. They’ll stay for a moment, then rejoin the orbit.

Every task shows its plan.
Every result shows its receipts.

Before work starts, you see the plan. When it’s ready, you see the sources, the work, and what still needs your approval.

Your task

Warm follow-up for Alex

3 approved sources
Sofia

Sofia

Client follow-up Palari

Plan

I found Alex’s latest reply and the approved proposal. I’ll keep the tone warm and bring both drafts back together.

  1. 1

    Clarify the goal

    Tone, goal, and outcome

  2. 2

    Draft the email

    Using approved sources

  3. 3

    Prepare the CRM note

    Context and next step

0 actions taken without your yes

You control what happens next.

Zero things sent, saved, or shared without your yes.

Not a promise in the terms of service. A number on your screen, every morning, next to the work that’s waiting for you.

Separate desks.
Visible handoffs.

Each Palari works from her own approved sources. When work crosses roles, it pauses in the open—then moves only with a clear decision.

A visible handoff is about to begin

SofiaSofia
MeiMei
TheoTheo
RashidaRashida

Visible handoff tray

SofiaMei
Alex requested new payment terms. Client context only—no action requested.

The tray shows the request, the decision, and exactly where the note goes.

See how scope works →

She gets better because
you reviewed the work together.

Not from everything you say. Not from hidden training. From the decisions you chose to keep.

May 04

Reviewed decision

“Warm, direct,
no exclamation marks.”

Reviewed by you

Alex Morgan

Reviewed

May 25

Sofia applied the tone you approved.

Just following up—wanted to share the draft budget. Let me know your thoughts.

Sofia

Applied

Nov 04

You asked for

“Standard follow-up.”

Retrieved by Sofia

14 reviewed decisions

Warm tone, direct opening, checked pricing, sources attached. Nothing sent.

Three words were enough.

Retrieved
May 04Warm, direct, no exclamation marksToneNov 04
May 11Lead with context before the askStructureOct 28
May 18Use short paragraphsClarityOct 14

+ 11 more decisions

Same job.
Right tool at every step.

A traditional chatbot keeps one large model on the whole job. Palari routes planning, drafting, and checking to the capability each step actually needs.

Same request

“Prepare Friday’s client update.”

Now: Find the approved context

Traditional chatbot

One large model for every step.

The same engine stays on the whole job.

1. Plan

18%

2. Draft

22%

3. Check

18%

Budget left82%

Palari routing

The right tool for each step.

1

Plan

Focused planner

Spend

2

Draft

Strong writer

Spend

3

Check

Lightweight checker

Spend

Budget left94%

Palari routing receipt

Same work ready. Less budget spent getting there.

Illustrative token use. Actual consumption varies by task and model. The comparison shows the routing principle, not a guaranteed saving.

How it works

Start narrow.
Grow on trust, not hope.

One job, one coworker, one first draft to review. No sixty-tool setup and no prompt engineering degree.

Palari New hire file

Start narrow. Earn trust. Expand with proof.

Owner You

File status Open · reviewed

1

Job brief

Pick one recurring job

Choose work that repeats. Your Palari owns that job end to end.

First job

Weekly leadership report

FrequencyWeeklyOwnerYou
2

Sources access

Approve the sources

You decide exactly what your Palari can read—and what stays out of scope.

Allowed sources

  • Company Drive · Updates
  • Notion · Plans
  • Salesforce · Account

Everything else stays out of scope.

3

First draft

Review the first draft

See the plan, the work, the sources, and every uncertain choice.

Plan

Draft work

Sources

Uncertain choices

Reviewed
4

Approval

Approve—then it moves

Sends, saved memory, and record changes wait for your explicit yes.

What waits for your yes

  • Sending
  • Saving memory
  • Updating records
Approved

Scope grows only with proof.

Narrow first. Evidence next. Grow together.

Trust is earned

A note from the founder

Give each kind of work its own Palari.

Companies want shared standards. Workers want their own space. Palari is the middle point.

A Palari is a named coworker with clear scope. Sofia might carry client follow-ups. Mei might keep the books moving. Rashida might watch the record. Each knows which sources belong to the job, what good work looks like, and when a person needs to decide.

The goal is to standardize the work, not the person doing it.

I built Palari because useful workplace AI should feel less like a black box and more like a good coworker: present, specific, honest about what she knows, and respectful enough to ask before she moves your work.

Quetzali Ramírez Guillén

Quetzali Ramírez Guillén

Founder · Washington, D.C.

Read the philosophy →

Start with one Palari.

Bring one recurring job. We’ll shape the coworker, sources, and approval moments with you.

Your first handoff

Bring one recurring job.

Private beta

Only for Palari beta access and pilot follow-up. Read our privacy note.

The first Palari team

A named coworker, shaped around the work.

The Palari coworkers ready to help

Before the first handoff

A short note on scope, action, and memory.

Only the sources and tools you approve for that Palari’s specific job. Everything else remains out of scope.

Nothing moves without your yes. No generic demo account, no blanket access, no hidden training.