Questions, answered.

Browse, Present and Create in one experience. Browse is your chief of staff in every chat: briefings, web search and reading the pages you send, your calendar, document review and writing. Present turns any document into a live, spoken talk. Create puts your social posts on one calendar. All three share one memory of how you work.

Browse works in Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams and the web. Present runs on a stage in your browser, which you can present in person or screen-share into Google Meet, Zoom or Teams.

Sign up with your email (a 6-digit code, no password) or with Google. Then connect Telegram from your account, add Botsman to Slack or Teams, or open the Present stage and upload a document.

Three plans — Moon, Moon Pro and Moon Max — and every one has all of Botsman: Browse, Present and Create. They differ in how much each allows a month: token usage, calendar changes in Create, posts published and web lookups. Every new workspace starts with a 30-day free trial: you add a card to start, and nothing is charged until it ends.

Yes. The first 30 days are free. You add a card to start — it’s only checked, nothing is charged. When the 30 days end, your plan’s monthly price is charged; we remind you three days before, and if you cancel before then you’re never charged. Your Subscription page shows how many trial days are left.

Both. Browse takes real actions on your connected Google account — it reads your calendar, finds free time and adds events (with a Google Meet link and invites if you want), and can create and update Google Docs. Anything that can’t be undone, like overwriting a document, waits for your yes.

Yes. Paste a link and Browse opens the page, shows each step as it reads, and answers from what is on it. It always says it is BotsmanBot and never works around a site’s bot check — when a site blocks it, send the page with the Send to Botsman button, or a screenshot.

Yes. Your teammates learn durable facts about you and your work as you go, so answers get more personal over time. You can see everything they’ve learned in your account and forget any of it.

No. Browse works with your calendar and Google Docs, not your inbox. It can draft a message for you to send yourself.

Only yours, and only if you turn it on. You look at your camera once and Present learns your face on your device — it is never uploaded — so it can tell your cues from the audience’s questions. It never identifies anyone in the audience.

Your messages are processed to generate replies and are never sold. You control what’s connected, and you can disconnect or delete your data anytime. The Privacy Policy has the details.