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What did Morgan want changed in the Tiny Nest Co. packaging?

Searched through your meetingsAccessed Gmail

In Tuesday’s review, Morgan asked for a warmer cream for the box, a logo about 20% smaller and the tagline moved to the side panel. Morgan’s email yesterday set the print date for November 3.

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Every Monday, Littlebird lists what’s due this week and where each piece stands, from your calls, email and docs

  • Set it up once in chat, or copy Content Calendar Review from our routine library
  • Runs on the server, so it’s ready before you open your laptop
  • In the app and in your inbox
Content Calendar ReviewRan today at 8:00 AMWeekly

Three pieces are due this week. The Tiny Nest Co. packaging is the tightest, with round two due Friday.

  • Birdseed Brands newsletter, due Wednesday. Dana Whitfield emailed the final product photos on Monday.
  • Tailfeather Studio blog post, first draft due Thursday. Your outline is in Google Docs.
  • Tiny Nest Co. packaging, round two, due Friday. Morgan’s three changes are in Tuesday’s review notes.

Keep your references within reach

Graphic designers find what they read weeks ago, marketing managers draft briefs and freelance writers recall exactly what a client asked for

Where did I read about the compostable packaging for Tiny Nest Co.?

Looked through your context

On a packaging supplier’s site you read on September 24. You added the link to the Tiny Nest Co. moodboard that afternoon.

Draft the spring campaign brief from last month’s customer feedback.

Looked through your contextSearched through your meetings

Here’s the brief. It leads with the two things customers praised most in October:

  • Faster setup, which came up on four calls.
  • The new colors, from six emails and two reviews.

The goal uses the numbers from last week’s launch report.

What did Tailfeather Studio ask for on Tuesday’s call?

Searched through your meetings

Three blog posts about their spring launch, a warmer tone than last quarter and first drafts by October 30. They also asked for a quote on a newsletter series.

Littlebird remembers the words you read on screen, like a page, a brief or a comment, so describe what it said

Turn the client review into the next round

Littlebird writes up the feedback from the call and drafts the recap in your Gmail for you to send

Littlebird writes drafts. Nothing goes to a client until you send it

No bot joins the call. Littlebird takes notes from your computer’s audio, so let your client know before you start

Write Morgan a recap of today’s packaging review with the plan for round two.

Searched through your meetingsAccessed Gmail

Here’s a draft in your Gmail.

Draft ready to sendGmail
ToMorgan Lee
SubjectRecap: packaging review and round two

Hi Morgan, thanks for the feedback today. Here’s the plan for round two:

  • A warmer cream for the box and a logo about 20% smaller.
  • The tagline moves to the side panel.
  • Round two arrives Friday, ahead of the November 3 print date.

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Questions creative teams ask

Can Littlebird find something I saw weeks ago?

Yes. The desktop app remembers what you see on screen, so you can describe a page, a brief or a comment in your own words, and Littlebird finds where you saw it and when. It reads the words on screen, so describe what something said rather than how it looked.

Does it work with my design and writing tools?

Littlebird remembers what you see on screen in the apps you already use, on Mac and Windows. You can also connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Dropbox and more on every plan, including the free one.

Can it write in my voice?

Littlebird drafts from your own writing and notes, and you can add Custom Instructions with your tone and style. You edit every draft before it goes anywhere.

Will it send anything to my clients?

No. Littlebird writes drafts in your Gmail or Outlook, and you decide what to send and when.

Does a bot join my 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 people know you’re taking notes, as your company’s policy and local law require.

Does Littlebird work on Windows and my phone?

Yes. Littlebird runs on Mac and Windows, on the web at app.littlebird.ai and on iPhone and Android. Remembering your screen happens in the desktop app on Mac and Windows.

Is Littlebird free?

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