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It lives in Telegram. Send it a voice note on the way in and it books the meeting, sets the reminder, checks in on Mum and nags you about the thing you keep putting off. For creators, influencers and anyone whose life runs off their phone. An AI, and it says so.
Price on your free 15-minute call: we tell you the set-up and the monthly fee before you decide anything.
This is real. System GC's founder runs one called Vera, and everything on this page is something she does today. Yours is set up the same way, with your people, your rules and your tone.
Send a voice note on the way in. It splits what you said into tasks, events, reminders, ideas and messages, and acts on each one.
Google Calendar, with invites to the other person. It offers two or three slots, books the one they pick and tells you.
Say when. It fires a reminder to your phone at that time, and keeps the list.
Anything due today gets one line: done, or moving it? The second nudge is sharper. By the third it asks what is blocking you and offers to do part of it.
People in your life get answers at the level you set. Your partner can ask it to book and remind; a colleague only gets free or busy. Family overseas get the time in both zones.
It writes the text or email in your voice, shows you, and sends only after you say send. Every time.
Three things that matter this morning. What got done tonight, what moved, and the one thing you keep putting off.
The Vera screen: today on a tablet or a wall screen, with the one thing, the next three and your habits. Or skip it and run everything from the chat.
Seven things it takes off your plate, each one as it looks on the phone. Every name and message here is made up.
Tell it who and roughly when. It checks your calendar, asks them which slot, books it and sends the invite.
A table, a film, a weekend away. It finds the options, you pick, it books and puts it in both calendars.
It reminds you, then it nags you. Each nudge gets sharper, and by the third it offers to do part of the job.
Family can message it and get a welfare answer at the level you set for each person, with the time in both zones.
Tasks, habits, deliveries and bills due. One place that knows what is open, what is paid and what is on its way.
Ramble at it. Every idea lands under the right heading, every task gets a date, and nothing is lost in the notes app.
A content calendar you can talk to, posting reminders, a brand-deal inbox with replies drafted in your voice, and DMs and comments sorted into what needs you. Comments and DMs only on the platforms that let an assistant read them; we tell you which on the call.
You put people in circles. The agent answers each person at that level, introduces itself as an AI every time, and shows you every exchange.
Your partner, closest family.
Parents, siblings, the ones overseas.
Your boss, colleagues, the padel group.
Three things that matter, before you have looked at anything else. Then, at the end of the day, what got done, what moved, and the one thing you keep putting off. Once a week it tells you what that is costing you. No lectures, no emoji.
Most people run everything from Telegram. If you want it, the Vera screen runs on a tablet or a wall screen at home: today, the one thing to do now, the next three, your habits, and the list of things only you can do.

Four rules it never bends. They are the same rules our founder's agent runs on, written down before anything is switched on.
Telegram is live now: voice notes, texts and photos, and the agent replies in the same chat. Text message and WhatsApp are being wired up. If you want one of those, we start you on Telegram and move you over when it is switched on.
Nothing to install at your end beyond the app you already have. The agent itself is hosted for you in Sydney.
Price on your free 15-minute call: we tell you the set-up and the monthly fee before you decide anything. No lock-in contract. The personal agent is monthly, and you can stop with 30 days' notice.
Who is in your life, what slips, what it may and may not do. You get the price on the call.
Your calendar connected, your people put in circles, your rules written down. One message from the agent to say it is on.
Every correction becomes a rule it follows next time: who to chase, how to word it, what to leave alone.
One AI assistant for you, not for a business. It lives in a chat app on your phone, takes voice notes, texts and photos, and turns them into booked meetings, reminders, tracked tasks and drafted messages. It also talks to the people in your life, within the limits you set. System GC's founder runs one called Vera; yours is set up the same way.
Telegram now. Text message and WhatsApp coming soon. Your calendar is Google Calendar and your email can be connected for drafts and tracking.
Yes, and it says so to everyone it talks to. It introduces itself as your AI assistant, never pretends to be you, and never pretends to be a person if someone asks.
It drafts the message in your voice, shows you, and sends only after you say send. People who message it get answers at the level you set for them: your partner can ask it to book things, a colleague only hears whether you are free.
Only with you. It uses a card already saved with the merchant, never types a card number or a password, and asks for one clear yes before any booking or purchase. A daily cap is set with you on the call.
No. Most people run everything from the chat. The Vera screen is optional: a tablet or a wall screen at home that shows today, the one thing to do now and your habits.
Price on your free 15-minute call: we tell you the set-up and the monthly fee before you decide anything. No lock-in: it is monthly, and you can stop with 30 days' notice.
Your calendar and email stay in your own accounts. The agent itself runs in a private workspace on System GC's servers in Sydney, Australia, under System GC's AI account, so you do not need a Claude subscription. What it can touch is written down with you on the call.
Pick "For me" and it is six quick questions about your life; you get the plan and what happens next. For a business, nine questions and a package with the price.
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A free 15-minute call. We work out what your agent should handle, what it must never touch, and tell you the price before you decide.