Micro

Micro is an AI assistant and all-in-one workspace for email, CRM, meetings, and tasks , aimed at founders and operators who currently juggle a chat assistant alongside half a dozen productivity apps. This launch puts memory at the center of the pitch, positioning Micro against general assistants like Claude and Codex by claiming it can recall the people, documents, meetings, and emails that live across a user's connected accounts, rather than starting each conversation from scratch. Under the hood, the product pairs a long-term context graph of interlinked objects with short-term signals like the current page, last meeting, and location, and runs an overnight process to refresh its index and prep the next day. Because Micro also handles inbox, calendar, projects, and connections to roughly 2,000 outside tools, the memory is meant to be operational rather than passive, letting the agent actually draft, schedule, or update records on the user's behalf. Setup is pitched at around five minutes. Micro is built by Brett Goldstein, founder and CEO , a cognitive scientist and ex-Google operator who also writes the Homescreen newsletter and invests through Launch House. The framing of the launch leans on his research background, with the video gesturing at years spent studying human memory at Berkeley before applying those ideas to a personal work agent.