Your planner
Claude, ChatGPT, a spreadsheet or a whiteboard photo. The plan is made wherever you think best.
New in early access: tell your AI assistant what you want done, and Efforti gets every person on it. See the planner
Every team now plans with AI. The plan is rarely the problem. The gap is between the plan and the people: who has what, what is stuck, and whether done really means done. Efforti is the layer that closes it.
Planning stays where you think best: Claude, ChatGPT, a spreadsheet, a whiteboard. Efforti sits between that plan and your people. Today it asks, follows up until the answers are real and names who each delay waits on. In early access, it takes the plan itself.
Claude, ChatGPT, a spreadsheet or a whiteboard photo. The plan is made wherever you think best.
Asks your people, follows up until answers are real, and brings you what needs you. In early access, it also takes the plan.
Answer in a minute and see only their own record.
We want Efforti to be judged like a contract. These are the two it makes.
Every blocker reaches you with who it is waiting on and for how long, in one summary each morning.
One reminder, then silence is shown to the lead, never nagged and never scored.
Short check-ins, follow-ups until answers are real, blockers named with their owners, and a morning summary. In production today.
Plan with Claude through MCP and hand the plan to Efforti. Each person gets their part, followed up until done, with proof.
Work goes to AI where it can do it and to people where it needs judgement, from one plan, with one record of who did what.
Four things we want every team to be able to do with its effort.
Know what moved, what is stuck and on whom, without asking around.
Find the delays that repeat, and fix the dependency nobody owns.
Give AI the work it can do, and keep people on the work that needs them.
One plan, one set of promises, one record, whoever does the work.
Run it with one team today. Free for up to 10 people.