Littlebird captures your advisor meetings, tracks your commitments, and remembers where every half-finished thread of your research left off.
Grad school is a years-long project managed by one person with no staff: advisor feedback arriving verbally, deadlines implied rather than stated, and research threads that go cold every time teaching week hits. Littlebird pays attention to your meetings and your screen, remembers the feedback and the commitments, and holds your place in the work -- so the overhead of managing the PhD stops competing with doing it.
Advisor meetings get transcribed without a bot. The feedback on your methods section, the papers they mentioned, the deadline they implied -- captured while you actually listen.
Ask what you committed to before the next check-in, which revisions are still open, and what your advisor said about the conference deadline -- answered from the actual conversations.
Ask what you were working on when you left off Friday -- the section, the dataset, the half-formed idea -- and resume in minutes instead of re-reading everything.
The update email to your advisor, the reply to a committee member, the request to a co-author -- drafted from the actual thread, in the right register.
A real prompt — typed exactly the way you’d say it.
What did my advisor say about the methods section in Tuesday's meeting, and what did I commit to have done before our next check-in?
Connect the tools this work lives in — each one unlocks more Littlebird can find and do.
No. Advisor meetings and study sessions get transcribed without a bot joining. You control what's captured and can delete anything.
Notion, Google Calendar, Gmail, Todoist, and more -- advisor feedback becomes tracked revisions, and deadlines become dated tasks. It also works standalone from day one.
Yes. Encrypted at rest and in transit, SOC 2 certified, GDPR and CCPA compliant. Never sold, never trained on, deletable at any time.
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