What's new

Go to Connections and click Connect. Every opens a secure browser it hosts for you, and you sign in on LinkedIn's or Instagram's own page.

• • We don't store your password. Every keeps only the signed-in session, encrypted, and uses it to sync.
• • Your contacts come in and stay up to date: your LinkedIn connections and the Instagram accounts you follow.
• • You can also connect more than one Gmail account. More channels are coming, so tell us which ones you want first.

Incoming and outgoing messages sync to the right person and deal, so the board knows where each conversation stands and which channel reaches each person.

• • Every reads new messages as they come in and updates the deal's activity, next steps and stage.
• • Your 20 most recent conversations on each network come in first. Older threads show up when they get a new message.
• • Every drafts replies for the channel the person actually uses. You can send LinkedIn replies from the deal, and Auto mode can send on LinkedIn and Instagram.

By default, Every never messages a client without your approval: it drafts, you click send. Auto mode hands that decision to Every, one deal at a time.

• • Turn it on from a deal. Every runs the deal plan and sends the reply or follow-up it thinks is right, from your Gmail, LinkedIn or Instagram.
• • It's off by default and set per deal. Most people don't want close relationships automated, but it's a good fit for a wide funnel of people you know loosely.
• • Each message waits a few minutes before it sends so you can cancel it, and everything it sends shows up in the deal's Activity.
• • Next up: rules that turn Auto mode on for certain kinds of deals, like anyone with a relationship score under 20.

Stage criteria in Deal settings set the goal the Every agent works toward at each stage.

• • On Deals, open settings and edit the criteria for each stage. For some businesses a reply is enough to count as an opportunity; for others it takes a booked meeting.
• • The criteria drive how Every plans each deal, which stage it thinks a deal is in, and what it tries to get out of each conversation, especially in Auto mode.

Prospects moved off the Deals board onto its own page in the left rail, with a count of who's waiting for review.

• • Each target gets a card showing how many prospects are left to review and how many active deals it has produced. All prospects shows every target at once.
• • The Deals header shows Prospects · N, so the review list is one click away.
• • Approved prospects land on Deals at the Lead stage.

Pick one of the targets Every suggests from your Business DNA, or describe your own audience and the services it's for. Every names the target for you.

• • Every scores your whole network for each target, and matches show up in the review table as soon as they're scored.
• • Targets keep working on their own as your network grows. There's no schedule to set and no search to re-run.
• • Target details shows the brief, services, results, coverage and what Every learned. Rename, duplicate or archive a target from there.

Decide who shows up for each target and clear the list faster.

• • Min scores sets the lowest Fit and Relationship score a prospect needs for a target. The table updates as you move the sliders.
• • Approve, reject or add a prospect to a matching deal from its row, or select several and use Actions to handle them together.
• • Prospecting settings holds What Every learned, where you can teach Every, review its prospecting lessons and remove any that are wrong.

Tell Every who you're looking for and it keeps working through your network to find the right prospects.

• • See all your targeting in one place. Start or continue a search in the app or chat, and filter deals or prospects by target.
• • Every learns from the prospects you approve or reject, so future searches get closer to who you're looking for.
• • Set a dollar value estimate as soon as a prospect becomes a deal, before there's a proposal or invoice. Once you link one, Every uses its amount.

Every creates an actionable plan for each deal, updated as new activity, replies, and context come in.

• • Give every deal a clear name, goal, and stage criteria so Every knows what you're working toward.
• • Update and work through the plan right from the deal: complete or dismiss next steps, answer questions, and approve suggested updates.
• • Every uses recent Google emails, meetings, and replies to update the plan, explain what they mean, and draft the next email or DM in your voice.

Add a person or company and Every fills in the missing details and shows who on your team already knows them.

• • Every automatically enriches new people and companies with accurate data from across the web.
• • People show profile photos and companies show logos. You can change either anytime.
• • 'Known by' shows which teammates know a person, how they know them, and when they last connected.

Add the Every agent to your Slack workspace and talk to it like a teammate. Watch the walkthrough →

• • DM it for a running conversation, or @mention it in any channel — including shared channels with clients — and it replies in the thread.
• • It knows your workspace: deals, contacts, invoices, email. Ask what's happening or tell it what to do.
• • Drop in screenshots or documents (PDF, Word, Excel) and it reads them, same as in-app chat.
• • Anything consequential, like sending an email, links you back to Every to approve first. The agent never acts unattended from Slack.
• • A workspace admin installs it from Agent → Connections; teammates link their Slack identity once.

Two new tools your agent can work with, live in Agent → Connections.

• • Connect Airtable and the agent can look up and update your bases directly.
• • Connect Kondo to bring your LinkedIn inbox into Every — the agent can search conversations, manage invites and labels, and draft replies.

Connect up to five custom MCP servers — any tool that speaks MCP, including ones you build yourself.

• • Add a server URL from Agent → Connections; OAuth, API-key, and open servers all work.
• • You approve the server's tool list before the agent can use it. If the server's tools change, it pauses until an admin re-approves.
• • Custom servers run through an isolated gateway, kept separate from your Every credentials.

Every scans your contacts and surfaces the people most worth reaching out to.

• • Connect where your relationships already live: LinkedIn through the Chrome extension, Google, or contacts you add. The more of your network Every can see, the more warm leads it finds.
• • The scan runs every day automatically. For a focused run, hit "Find More" on the Pending lane and set the size (5 to 25 leads), the sales goal, and the client type.
• • Reject a lead and it disappears immediately. Every asks why in one line, and the next scan uses your answer.

Your dashboard is redesigned around the things you do daily with clients.

• • Every card shows where a deal stands at a glance: its value, its status, and a blue cue when the agent's on it. Open one and the details dock beside the board, so you flip from deal to deal without losing your place.
• • Log what just happened without breaking stride. Hit ⌘I on any card and type a line, or paste a screenshot of a call note, a DM, or an email, and Every reads it straight into the deal.
• • Run the whole board from the keyboard: arrow between cards, Enter to open a deal.

Deals have agents working on them alongside you, watching, planning, and executing when you ask.

• • The agent keeps watch on each deal: new replies, inbox threads, and where things have gone quiet. It recommends the next move, so nothing stalls waiting on you.
• • Move a deal forward your way: log an update yourself, or just tell the agent in chat, and the plan updates itself to match.
• • It carries you all the way through: drafting proposals, sending invoices, and following up to get paid. It does the work with you and always checks before anything goes out.

Shared workspaces have Every Pro tools for combining networks and deals.

• • See the full history across your team: every logged action shows the teammate behind it, the agent's own moves carry the Every mark, and received emails show whose mailbox caught them.
• • Hand a deal to a teammate by clicking its owner, and Every rebuilds the plan around the new owner's relationships.
• • Invite teammates and set privacy controls, including hiding a teammate's mailbox; solo workspaces are unchanged.