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Stop typing. Start talking.
Write in any app. English, Arabic, or both in the same sentence. Messages, documents and AI prompts.
See dictation
New messageSend the proposal بكرة الصبح, then follow up.
EN + عربي
One sentence. Both languages.Why Sayworkالعربية
FROM YOUR FIRST WORD TO THE FINISHED JOB
Less work for you.
More of your day back.
Use your voice to write. Keep your meeting notes. Let an AI worker finish a whole job. All in one app.
YOU SAY
“Find leads, write each person a message, make a pitch video and hand new clients to my team.”
English + عربيsayworkYour AI worker
THE WORK GETS DONE
Lead listNames, websites and why they fit
Personal messagesEmail and Instagram drafts
Pitch videosScripts, videos and client links
Example of a Saywork job · One job. All the steps.
English + ArabicYour apps and filesYour own AI workers
ALREADY USING AI?
Voice typing. Meeting notes.
And the work after that.
You may know these tools. Saywork brings voice, meetings and AI workers together, so you can carry a job through your apps without moving every step yourself.
START WITH WHAT YOU DO EVERY DAY
One app. A lot less work.
Use your voice for a quick message. Use a worker for the work that takes the rest of your day.
New message02
Let it take the meeting notes
Keep the notes, decisions and to-dos. Then ask it to send the follow-up or start the next task.
See meetings
From the call to the next stepUpdate the proposal
Send the follow-up
Give the team their tasks
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Tell it what you want done.
Let it research, write and use your apps. A quick task or a whole job—you set the goal.
See a whole jobLead listPersonal messagesPitch videosMake the files you need
Reports, proposals, slides and spreadsheets you can open and edit.
.docx.xlsx.pdf
Give it work from your phone
Send a message through Telegram or use the web app. Follow the job while your computer does the local work.
Open web app ↗Do it again next week
Save a job as a skill and put repeat work on a schedule.
Every Monday · 9:00YOUR WORK, FROM START TO FINISH
Pick your work.
See the whole job.
Developer? Engineer? Running a business? Pick your role to see the steps, tools and results. If your job is different, teach it your way.
EXAMPLE JOB
Find new clients and get the team started.
GmailInstagramVideo toolsSlack
01 / 06
Find the right people
Search for businesses that fit your offer. Check their websites and put the useful details in a lead sheet.
A lead list with reasons to reach out.
CompanyExampleCompanyWhy they fit
Nile StudioNeeds a new website
Oak & Co.Growing their sales team
NorthsideLaunching a new service
Leads.xlsx Source links
02 / 06
Make each message personal
Use what it found to write a message for each person. Send email and Instagram messages, then follow up using the accounts you connect.
Messages for each lead, in your voice.
ToExampleTo Dana <dana@example.com>
New message
Hi Dana, I saw your new service launch. I put together a short video with an idea for your team.
Draft to reviewGmailInstagram03 / 06
Make the pitch video
Write the video script and supporting document. Use a connected tool such as Higgsfield to make an AI-avatar video.
The script, the video and a link to share.
VIDEO SCRIPT
“Here’s one idea to help your team reach more of the right clients.”
Pitch-script.docx Pitch-video.mp4
Higgsfield · connected video tool · MCP
04 / 06
Edit it. Upload it. Send it.
Use connected video tools to edit and upload the video. Send it to the lead, and prepare or publish the social post.
Content made, shared and ready to use.
Client video · 01:24
- Edit the video
- Upload the final cut
- Send the client link
- Publish the post
05 / 06
Keep the call moving
Take the meeting notes. Turn what the client said into a proposal, tasks and a clear plan for the next step.
A client brief your team can work from.
Client callExampleDAYO
Decisions & next steps
Website project agreed
Proposal to send Thursday
Team starts next week
06 / 06
Get your team started
Share the brief through Slack and Gmail. Assign the next tasks to people and workers. Ask about the work in Saywork team chat.
The job continues after the client says yes.
DA
@saywork what’s next for this client?
The brief is ready. Design and outreach tasks are assigned.
Client brief sharedDesign task assignedFollow-up scheduled
SlackGmail
GmailWant it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
EXAMPLE JOB
Turn a feature request into code that is ready to review.
Saycode in SayworkSaycode CLIProject filesTerminal
01 / 04
Start with the code you already have.
Read the request, project files and team rules. Find the code that needs to change and make a plan.
A plan tied to the actual project.
OUTPUTFeature-plan.md
- 01Request: add a search filter
- 02Files and dependencies found
- 03Implementation steps written
02 / 04
Use Saycode inside Saywork—or in your terminal.
Give Saycode the feature or bug. Let it edit the project files and work through the changes. Use the desktop experience or Saycode CLI.
Changes in your project, ready to inspect.
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SaycodeInside Saywork + in your terminal
saycode run --cwd ./my-project "Add a search filter and run the relevant tests"- 01Read the existing component
- 02Add the requested filter
- 03Keep the existing project style
03 / 04
Test the change in the project.
Run the relevant tests and commands. Use the errors to fix the code, then check the affected behavior again.
Test results and any remaining issues.
OUTPUTValidation-notes.md
- 01Relevant tests and commands
- 02Errors to resolve
- 03Behavior to check in the app
04 / 04
Leave the next person a clear handoff.
Review the changed files. Summarize what changed, what was checked and what still needs attention. Prepare the work for your team to review.
Code, checks and a short handoff note.
OUTPUTHandoff.md
- 01Changed files and why
- 02Checks run and results
- 03Open questions for the team
Want it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
EXAMPLE JOB
Go from project files to an estimate and a clear handoff.
Project documentsSpreadsheetsBrowserConnected tools
01 / 04
Bring the project details together.
Read the files you provide. Pull out the scope, requirements and open questions. Keep links back to the source documents.
A project brief with missing details flagged.
OUTPUTProject-brief.docx
- 01Scope and requirements
- 02Source files linked
- 03Questions for the project owner
02 / 04
Compare suppliers, parts or approaches.
Research the options and organize the specifications, quotes and trade-offs in a table your team can check.
A comparison with sources and assumptions.
OUTPUTOptions.xlsx
- 01Specifications and source links
- 02Supplier quotes
- 03Assumptions to confirm
03 / 04
Put the supplied numbers to work.
Use the quantities, rates and formulas you provide to prepare a draft estimate. Highlight unknowns for an engineer to check.
An editable estimate for technical review.
OUTPUTEstimate.xlsx
- 01Quantities from the project files
- 02Rates and calculation sources
- 03Items that need technical review
04 / 04
Give the team the full picture.
Package the comparison, estimate and questions into a short report. Prepare the update for your team and keep the working files together.
A report and the files behind it.
OUTPUTProject-review.pdf
- 01Summary for the team
- 02Estimate and supporting files
- 03Decisions still needed
Want it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
EXAMPLE JOB
Turn a campaign idea into content you can publish.
ResearchDocumentsHiggsfield / MCPPublishing tools
01 / 04
Start with the audience and the offer.
Research the topic, review your brief and turn the useful findings into campaign ideas and a content plan.
A plan your team can work from.
OUTPUTContent-plan.xlsx
- 01Audience and offer
- 02Topics and source links
- 03Content ideas and dates
02 / 04
Make the script, copy and supporting files.
Write scripts, captions and documents using the brand voice and examples you provide. Keep each client’s context with their work.
Drafts in the right voice for the client.
OUTPUTCampaign-copy.docx
- 01Video script
- 02Post copy and captions
- 03Client-specific notes
03 / 04
Take the script through the video tools.
Use connected tools such as Higgsfield through MCP to create video or avatar content. Continue with the editing tools you connect.
Media files and a version to review.
OUTPUTCampaign-video.mp4
- 01Script and video brief
- 02Connected creation and editing tools
- 03Review version and final assets
04 / 04
Get the content out and keep track.
Prepare or publish the approved posts through available tools. Collect the results you provide or connect, then prepare the next content update.
Posts, links and a short results report.
OUTPUTCampaign-update.xlsx
- 01Publishing checklist
- 02Content links
- 03Results and next ideas
Want it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
EXAMPLE JOB
Collect the updates, write the report and follow up.
GmailSlackSpreadsheetsSchedules
01 / 04
Bring the week’s work into one place.
Read the notes, files and connected conversations you choose. Pull out progress, overdue work and questions for the team.
One clear list of what changed.
OUTPUTTeam-updates.md
- 01Progress from each team
- 02Overdue items
- 03Questions and missing owners
02 / 04
Keep the numbers and tasks together.
Update the working spreadsheet from the sources you provide. Flag missing figures, owners or dates instead of guessing.
An updated sheet with gaps clearly marked.
OUTPUTWeekly-tracker.xlsx
- 01Numbers from supplied sources
- 02Task owners and due dates
- 03Missing information flagged
03 / 04
Use your team’s report format.
Turn the sheet and updates into a report. Use your template, keep the key points short and include the files behind the figures.
A report ready for your review.
OUTPUTWeekly-report.docx
- 01Progress and key figures
- 02Blocked work and decisions
- 03Next week’s tasks
04 / 04
Send the update. Remember the follow-ups.
Prepare the team update and reminders in Slack or Gmail. Save the process as a skill and schedule the next run.
A repeatable weekly job.
OUTPUTWeekly-routine.md
- 01Team update to review
- 02Follow-ups with owners
- 03Next run on the schedule
Want it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
EXAMPLE JOB
Go from a question to a report with sources.
BrowserSource filesSpreadsheetsPresentations
01 / 04
Start with the question you need answered.
Search for relevant sources and read the files you share. Keep the links and notes together so the findings can be checked.
A source list and useful notes.
OUTPUTSources.md
- 01Research question
- 02Source links and dates
- 03Notes from the supplied files
02 / 04
See where the sources agree and differ.
Organize the findings by topic. Separate observed facts from assumptions and highlight questions that still need evidence.
A comparison that shows the gaps.
OUTPUTResearch-comparison.xlsx
- 01Findings by topic
- 02Supporting evidence
- 03Open questions
03 / 04
Turn the data into something you can use.
Work with the supplied data in spreadsheets. Prepare calculations, summaries and charts, and keep the assumptions visible.
An editable analysis with its working files.
OUTPUTAnalysis.xlsx
- 01Source data
- 02Calculations and charts
- 03Assumptions and limits
04 / 04
Give the team an answer they can inspect.
Create the report and presentation. Link the findings to their sources and prepare a short summary for the people who need it.
A report, a presentation and the sources.
OUTPUTResearch-deck.pptx
- 01Key findings
- 02Sources behind the claims
- 03Next steps for the team
Want it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
EXAMPLE JOB
Your job doesn’t need to be on this list.
Your appsYour filesYour processConnected server tools
01 / 03
Teach it the work you actually do.
Press Learn my job and work as usual. Show the steps, explain the decisions and point out the tools and files you use. Or start by simply telling it the outcome.
A process built around your own work.
OUTPUTMy-job.md
- 01Your steps and decisions
- 02Your tools and files
- 03The result you want
02 / 03
Check what it learned before using it.
Edit the captured steps, remove private details and set the points that need your review. Save the process as your own reusable skill.
A skill you can edit as the job changes.
OUTPUTMy-private-skill.md
- 01Steps reviewed and edited
- 02Private details removed
- 03Review points defined
03 / 03
On your device, with server tools where supported.
Use the skill for local apps and files on your device. Use supported connected tools for server steps. Local work needs the device online; server work needs the right tools and access.
Your process, ready for the next job.
OUTPUTRun-plan.md
- 01Local apps and files on your device
- 02Supported connected server tools
- 03Run again or set a schedule
Want it done your way?Teach it your steps and save them as a skill.LEARN MY JOB
On your deviceSupported server tools
Examples use the relevant files, tools and permissions. Local work needs your device online. Server work uses supported connected services; where each step runs depends on what it needs.
LEARN MY JOB
Show it once.
Let it do the next one.
Your job doesn’t have to be on a list. Press Learn my job and work as usual. Check the steps, save your skill and use it again—on your device and with supported server tools.
- 1Show it your work
Use your apps and explain the parts that matter.
- 2Check what it learned
Edit the steps and leave private details out.
- 3Use it again
Run the skill or set a schedule.
My client-acquisition job
- Research the right leads
- Write personal messages
- Make and send the pitch
- Keep follow-ups moving
- Hand clients to the team
See what your worker remembers
Your steps, your writing style, the files to use and the tools to work in. You can edit the skill as your job changes.
YOUR OWN AI WORKERS
On your computer.
On the server.
Choose where the job runs. Keep local work close to your apps, and use connected cloud tools for supported server jobs.
your-work /
Your computer
Your signed-in browser, installed apps and local files. The computer needs to stay on for local jobs.
BrowserDesktop appsLocal files
Server & cloud
Connected services handle supported jobs on the server. Available tools depend on your setup and plan.
Connected appsCloud filesServer jobs
PEOPLE + AI WORKERS
Your team can work
with your workers.
Chat together inside Saywork. Ask about a job, share the client’s context and assign the next task. Keep Slack and Gmail in the loop too.
See Saywork for teamsSlackGmail
GmailTeam chat
DAYO
DA
@saywork what’s next for this client?
The brief is ready. Design and outreach tasks are assigned.
Client brief sharedDesign task assignedFollow-up scheduled
A few things to know.
Can I mix Arabic and English?
Yes. You can use both in one sentence when you dictate messages, documents and prompts. Saywork also has an Arabic interface.
Can it really do a whole job?
It can work through a job across your files, browser, apps and connected services. Give it the goal, connect the tools it needs and choose what needs your approval.
Do I have to teach it first?
No. You can just tell it what you want. Learn my job helps when you want it to follow your own process again.
Can it work when my computer is off?
Local jobs need the assigned computer to stay online. Supported server jobs use cloud services and depend on your plan and connected tools.
Who decides what gets sent or posted?
You choose the permissions and approval mode. Check those settings before a worker sends messages, publishes content or uses your accounts.
You don’t have to do
every step yourself.
Start with your voice. Give it one job. Get some of your day back.
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