In every small company I’ve worked with, the same problem keeps showing up:
Managers and founders spend hours each week bouncing between emails, Slack messages, calendars, and spreadsheets—just to keep projects moving.
It’s not strategy. It’s not building.
It’s pure coordination.
That’s what sparked the idea for Kaelis.
Instead of just another task manager, Kaelis acts as an AI teammate that:
Watches for the “what now?” moments across your email, Slack, and calendar
Spots the next step before someone has to ask
Helps the right person act at the right time—without extra pings or status meetings
Early teams using Kaelis report saving 2–3 hours per manager every week, simply by reducing back-and-forth and catching things before they fall through the cracks.
I’d love to hear from you:
Where does most of your coordination time disappear?
If an AI teammate could quietly take over one repetitive operational task tomorrow, which one would it be?
We’re in early access and shaping the next features with feedback from the Indie Hackers community—your input will directly help us build something genuinely useful.