Professors pick up each thread right where they left it

Littlebird remembers your advising, committee work and research, so a busy semester doesn't cost you the thread

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Draft a recommendation letter for Jordan, who led the climate modeling project in my spring seminar.

Worked for 3 steps

Here's a draft. It opens with Jordan's work leading the climate modeling project, cites the April presentation you praised in your notes and mentions the two revisions Jordan made after your feedback. The request email gives a November 15 deadline.

Teaching, advising and research share one memory

Teaching, advising, research and service share one calendar. A student mentions a conversation from March in October, a committee revisits a decision from last fall, and the paper you set down for finals needs its thread back.

Littlebird remembers your meetings, the email you connect and the reading and drafts on your screen, so you can ask what each advisee is working on, what the department decided and where your manuscript stood. It drafts recommendation letters and replies, and the judgment stays yours.

What Littlebird does for you

It works from your meetings, email and the work on your screen, and you stay in charge of what goes out

Remember each advisee's progress

Before office hours, ask what a student is working on, where they got stuck and what you suggested last time.

Keep committee decisions on record

Ask what the committee decided in September and what it deferred, and Littlebird answers from your meeting notes.

Resume research where you left it

Ask where the draft stood, which reviewer comment was open and what came next, and get back to it after a heavy teaching stretch.

Draft recommendation letters

Ask for a letter, and Littlebird drafts it from the student's work you've seen and your notes from advising, for you to revise and sign.

Littlebird works with the tools you already use

Connect your email, calendar and files on every plan, including the free one

Littlebird also remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer.

Integrations

Private by default

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers

You choose what it sees

Pause capture anytime, keep apps and websites out, and delete your data whenever you like.

Private until you share

Your chats, meeting notes and memory stay private to you unless you choose to share them.

Encrypted in the cloud

Data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, and hosted on AWS in the United States.

Audited security

Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II audited, and HIPAA is available with a signed BAA.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Littlebird help me prepare for office hours?

Yes. Ask about a student before they arrive, and Littlebird answers from your past meetings, their emails and the work you've seen, so the conversation starts where the last one ended.

Does Littlebird work with my university's tools?

Littlebird remembers what you see in any app on your Mac or Windows computer, including your course site, reference manager and drafts, so you can ask about them later. You can also connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook and Dropbox on every plan, including the free one.

Does a bot join advising meetings?

No. Littlebird takes notes from your computer's audio, so no bot joins the call and it works with the meeting app you already use. Let students know you're taking notes, as your university's policy and local law require.

Is student information kept private?

Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers. It's SOC 2 Type II audited, your chats and notes stay private to you unless you share them, and you can pause capture, keep apps out or delete your data at any time.

What does Littlebird cost for faculty?

You can start for free. Paid plans add more capacity and features, and students can get Plus for $15 a month with a .edu email, with the first two months free. Compare plans on our pricing page.