The intelligence layer for every ask your tools miss
Connect Slack, Teams, Gmail, Outlook, and meetings. Jensi builds a reviewable map of requests, context, and approvals, then advances only what humans accept.
Approval queue
Acme Launch Site
Needs review
Fix mobile quote form before Monday review
Evidence
Requester
David Kim, #acme-launch
Deadline
Before Monday launch review
Live sources for the intelligence layer
Your tools only see tickets. The real asks live elsewhere.
Chat, email, and meetings hold the requests that matter, but nothing turns that noise into durable, reviewable intelligence.
Requests disappear in threads
Asks start as a Slack or Teams reply, an email, or a meeting aside. By the time someone notices, the source is already buried.
Context never compounds
Decisions happen in conversation; nothing connects who asked, what was decided, and what is still owed across tools.
Status updates become a second job
Client notes and weekly summaries get rebuilt from memory. The work happened once, but someone still retells it from scratch.
A review queue your team can trust
Every suggestion shows where it came from, what Jensi extracted, and what still needs your approval before work advances.
Board
Launch Site
Mobile quote form fix
Renewal risk summary
Stakeholder note
From scattered ask to approved work
Four steps take a request from wherever it landed into reviewable intelligence, then into tracked work and updates you can trust.
Catch it where it happens
Connect Slack or Teams, Gmail or Outlook, or a meeting. The original message stays attached to every suggestion.
Re: Monday launch review
Monday review moved up:
• Fix mobile quote form before Monday
• Draft renewal summary for Friday
• Launch copy as FYI
Blocker must be handled before Monday.
See what Jensi found, and why
Requester, owner, due date, and reason for the suggestion stay together, so reviewers never dig through the original thread.
Source activity
Decide before work advances
Approve, edit, or reject each suggestion, or auto-route trusted sources once the pattern holds.
Friday Client Update
Acme Launch Site · Week of January 27
Updates draft themselves
Approved work advances in Jensi, and syncs out to tools like Jira or Linear when you are ready. Jensi drafts the status update from what actually moved.
Intake Health
Good
5 reviewed · 2 FYIs
Accepted Work
Humans stay in the loop
Jensi keeps the request, source, and approval state together, so nothing becomes tracked work without a person signing off.
Source stays attached
Every suggestion links back to the Slack or Teams thread, email, or meeting it came from.
Nothing ships without review
A person approves, edits, or rejects before anything becomes tracked work.
Weak signals stay visible
Low-confidence asks surface as FYIs instead of silently turning into tasks.
History is auditable
Who asked, who approved, and what changed stays on the record.
Independently assessed. Provider-certified infrastructure.
CASA Tier 2 for our Google integration, SOC 2 Type II certified cloud providers, and product controls that keep humans in the loop.
Google CASA Tier 2
Independently assessed under Google's Cloud Application Security Assessment by an App Defense Alliance authorized lab.
SOC 2 Type II providers
Our cloud infrastructure providers maintain SOC 2 Type II certification for the data centers that host Jensi.
Built-in product controls
TLS 1.3, AES-256 at rest, human approval before work ships, and sources that stay attached to every suggestion.
Works for Slack and Teams. Gmail and Outlook.
Connect the sources your team already lives in, then advance approved work into the trackers you already use.
Live request sources
Coming soon
Pay for the work, not the seats
Unlimited people on every plan. Credits cover the AI work — reading an email or a chat thread, processing a meeting, answering a question.
Free
See what Jensi finds
1,000 credits/month
About 100 emails a month
- Slack, Teams, Gmail, Outlook
- Every suggestion links to its source
- Community support
Starter
For a small team
2,000 credits/month
About 200 emails a month
- Everything in Free
- Top up any time
- Email support
Team
For a growing team
5,500 credits/month
About 550 emails, or 180 meetings
- Everything in Starter
- Priority support
Business
For the whole company
12,000 credits/month
About 1,200 emails a month
- Everything in Team
- Best rate per credit
Scale
Custom volume and rollout support
Unlimited credits
- Everything in Business
- Dedicated success manager
- Custom rollout support
Prices in USD • Terms apply
Questions before trusting AI with intake
Want to talk through your workflow? Reach out
No. Jensi creates suggestions first. Your team can approve, edit, reject, or leave low-signal items as FYIs before anything becomes tracked work.
Yes. The default workflow keeps humans in the loop: every suggestion includes the source, extracted fields, and approval state. You can route trusted sources more automatically later, once the pattern is reliable.
Reviewers can edit the owner, due date, project, title, and description before approval. The original Slack or Teams thread, email, or meeting context stays attached so mistakes are easy to catch.
No. Jensi is the AI work intelligence layer, not a tracker replacement. It captures requests upstream, proposes work for review, keeps the source attached, and drafts updates. Teams can use Jensi's workspace as a system of record today. External sync for Jira, Linear, and Asana is coming soon and is labeled that way on this page.
Jensi supports request capture from Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, and Outlook equally, plus automatic capture of meeting notes from notetaker emails (Fireflies, Otter, Fathom, Gemini, and others), and a workspace for suggestions, approvals, tracked work, activity history, and update drafting. Zoom capture and work sync into Jira, Linear, Asana, GitHub, and Notion are coming soon.
Jensi proposes structured work with the source attached. A human can approve, reject, or edit the suggestion before it becomes tracked work. Accepted work can then advance in Jensi and feed stakeholder update drafts.
Meeting note tools usually summarize one meeting. Jensi is the intelligence layer across chat, email, and meetings: it extracts work, asks for approval, keeps the source attached, advances accepted work, and drafts stakeholder updates from what changed afterward.
Most PM-tool AI starts inside an existing ticket. Jensi starts where work actually arrives: Slack, Teams, Gmail, Outlook, and meetings. It captures the request before it becomes a ticket, keeps the source attached, and preserves the approval history through delivery, alongside the tracker you already use.
Yes. The original source, extracted fields, approval state, and later changes are kept together so teams can inspect why a suggestion or update exists.
You pay for AI work, not for seats. Every plan includes unlimited people. Each plan comes with a monthly pool of credits, and a piece of AI work draws from it: extracting work from an email or a chat thread costs 10 credits, a meeting costs 30, and asking Jen a question costs 5. Paid plans can top up with extra credit blocks at any time.
Yes. The Free plan lets you connect sources and try the intelligence layer with 1,000 AI credits a month, unlimited people, and no credit card required. Upgrade when you need more credits or priority support.
Connect the sources your team already lives in
Slack or Teams. Gmail or Outlook. See the intelligence layer on your real asks.
Built with early design partners
“Jensi turned our email chaos into execution in the first week. We stopped losing requests in threads and our clients noticed the difference immediately.”
Alex P.
Co-Founder, Ramble
“The update drafting alone saved our PM team hours every sprint. We now review instead of rewrite. Our delivery leads finally have time to actually lead.”
Maya R.
Delivery Lead, Mirtech