Question 1

What is Argus?

Accepted Answer

Argus is your personal AI assistant that connects to the tools you already use — email, calendar, task apps, meeting notes, and more. He watches over your day, runs automations on your behalf, and helps you stay on top of everything without the busywork.

Question 2

What does Argus actually do for me?

Accepted Answer

Argus handles the repetitive work that eats up your day. He compiles a morning Daily Brief, drafts email replies in your tone, turns meeting notes into tasks, tracks the follow-ups you're waiting on, gives you Pre-Meeting Briefs, and wraps up your day with an Evening Recap — all automatically.

Question 3

Do I need to install an app?

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No. Argus runs right in your browser on any device — laptop, phone, or tablet. Nothing to download, nothing to update, always the latest version. iMessage and SMS work through your phone's regular Messages app.

Question 4

Can I give Argus a nickname?

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Absolutely. Argus is yours. Call him Gus, Argy, Boss, Buddy — whatever feels right. You can also set his tone and personality so he sounds like you want him to.

Question 5

How does the Daily Brief work?

Accepted Answer

You pick a time, and Argus delivers a concise morning briefing that covers your calendar for the day, outstanding tasks, unread emails, weather, and anything else you want included. It shows up right in your chat with Argus, ready to read.

Question 6

What is the Evening Recap?

Accepted Answer

At the end of the day Argus sends a clear recap of what got done, what's still open, and what's coming up tomorrow — so you can close the laptop knowing nothing slipped through.

Question 7

What is Inbox Autopilot?

Accepted Answer

Inbox Autopilot reads your incoming emails as they arrive and drafts replies in your personal tone and style, right in your Drafts folder. You review, edit if needed, and send. Nothing is ever sent without you. Works with both Gmail and Outlook.

Question 8

What is Follow-Up Radar?

Accepted Answer

Argus tracks the emails you sent that haven't received a reply, drafts a polite nudge in your Drafts folder, and surfaces the whole list in your Daily Brief so nothing important stalls.

Question 9

What is a Pre-Meeting Brief?

Accepted Answer

Before every meeting, Argus reviews your last conversation, scans relevant emails, checks your notes, and gives you a quick summary so you walk in fully prepared. No more scrambling to remember what you last discussed.

Question 10

What is Plan My Day?

Accepted Answer

Tap once and Argus turns your calendar and to-do list into a realistic, time-blocked agenda — color-coded and check-offable from your phone.

Question 11

Can Argus create tasks from my meetings?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After a meeting, Argus can read your notes (from Granola, Notion, or other connected note apps), extract action items, and drop them straight into your task list — Argus Tasks, Todoist, TickTick, Google Tasks, Asana, ClickUp, or Basecamp.

Question 12

What is Argus Tasks?

Accepted Answer

Argus Tasks is your built-in task manager. You can create, organize, and track tasks directly in Argus — complete with due dates, priorities, subtasks, and recurring schedules. It's perfect if you want everything in one place without juggling a separate task app.

Question 13

Can I import my tasks from other apps into Argus?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can import tasks from Todoist, TickTick, and Google Tasks directly into Argus Tasks, including recurring tasks with their repeat rules. It's a great way to consolidate everything into one unified task list.

Question 14

What tools does Argus connect to?

Accepted Answer

Argus connects to a curated set of tools we officially support: Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and public ICS calendar links, Flighty, TickTick, Todoist, Notion, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Slack, Slackbot, Google Tasks, Asana, Zoom, Google Meet, LinkedIn, Facebook, ClickUp, Basecamp, Granola, and iMessage/SMS. New integrations are added regularly based on what our users need.

Question 15

Can Argus see my Apple Calendar?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can connect Apple Calendar and any public ICS calendar link so Argus can read your events for briefings, planning, and pre-meeting prep.

Question 16

Does Argus work with Flighty?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Forward your Flighty travel updates to Argus and he'll fold your flights and travel timing into your Daily Brief, planning, and disruption alerts.

Question 17

Can I chat with Argus via iMessage or SMS?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can chat with Argus on the web, or via iMessage and SMS. Just send a text to Argus from your phone and he'll respond, check your schedule, create tasks, draft emails, and run routines — all from a simple message thread.

Question 18

What is Argus Calling?

Accepted Answer

Argus Calling lets Argus place real phone calls on your behalf — booking appointments, waiting on hold, sorting out billing issues. It's included with the Executive Assistant plan, comes with 60 calling minutes per month, and you can pick the voice Argus uses. Optional overage minutes are available with a cap you set.

Question 19

How much does Argus cost?

Accepted Answer

There are two plans. Assistant is $9/month or $72/year (just $6/mo billed annually) and includes everything you'd expect — unlimited connections, unlimited routines, Argus Chat, Argus Tasks, iMessage/SMS, Daily Briefs, and Evening Recaps. Executive Assistant is $19/month or $172/year and adds Argus Calling with 60 minutes per month, voice selection, and optional overage. There's also a Lifetime option for $299 once — Executive Assistant features forever.

Question 20

What's the difference between Assistant and Executive Assistant?

Accepted Answer

Assistant covers everything Argus does across email, calendar, tasks, meetings, and messaging. Executive Assistant adds Argus Calling — real phone calls on your behalf — plus 60 included calling minutes each month, voice selection, and optional overage minutes with a cap you set.

Question 21

Can I start on Assistant and upgrade later?

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Yes. Start on Assistant and upgrade to Executive Assistant anytime to add calling. You can downgrade anytime too and keep everything except calling.

Question 22

Is there a free trial?

Accepted Answer

No — Argus is a paid subscription from day one, starting at $9/month on Assistant. You can cancel anytime with one click.

Question 23

Can I cancel anytime?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There are no contracts or lock-in periods. Cancel your subscription at any time and your access will continue through the end of your current billing period.

Question 24

Is my data safe?

Accepted Answer

We take security seriously. Argus uses encrypted connections to your tools, and we never sell your data. We also never use your data to train AI models — see our Data & AI Policy for details. You can review our full practices in our Privacy Policy. If you ever want to delete your account and data, you can do so at any time.

Question 25

Who is behind Argus?

Accepted Answer

Argus is built by The Sunday Group, LLC — a small team focused on building useful, human-centered AI tools.

Question 26

How do I get help if something is not working?

Accepted Answer

Reach out via our contact page. We are responsive and happy to help with setup, troubleshooting, or feature requests.

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