Auto-place tasks around meetings
The owner's to-do list turns into blocked calendar time automatically, so tasks stop competing with meetings for attention and stop getting silently dropped.
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Nineteen specialists, each with a defined job and an honest status label.
See all nineteenMitra builds a project plan from a client brief and keeps the client updated with plain-English status summaries as work progresses.
In practice
An interior designer gets a one-line brief for a living-room redesign; Mitra drafts a starter task list with stages, and later generates a short status update the designer sends to the client.
Mitra builds a project plan from a client brief and keeps the client updated with plain-English status summaries as work progresses. Mitra does that on the channels you already use.
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Capabilities
11 of Mitra's capabilities apply directly to this industry.
The owner's to-do list turns into blocked calendar time automatically, so tasks stop competing with meetings for attention and stop getting silently dropped.
Learn moreThe owner opens their inbox and sees what actually needs a reply today, instead of scrolling past newsletters and CC threads to find it.
Learn moreThe owner spends less time typing routine replies because a draft is already waiting that sounds like something they'd actually write.
Learn moreThe owner stops losing deals or damaging relationships because a promised follow-up quietly slipped through the cracks.
Learn moreThe owner converts a scheduling email into a real calendar invite in seconds instead of manually copying date, time, and attendees.
Learn moreThe owner stops the back-and-forth of finding a meeting time by sending one link that shows only their real open slots.
Learn moreA task mentioned in a chat message, email, or spoken note becomes a real to-do in one step instead of getting lost in a different app.
Learn moreThe owner always knows what to work on next without manually re-sorting a growing to-do list every time something new comes in.
Learn moreThe owner describes a project in a sentence or two and gets a structured set of tasks and stages instead of building the plan from scratch.
Learn moreThe rest of the team

Wavy helps a home décor or furniture business share catalogs, quote custom orders, and follow up on abandoned inquiries.
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Socie curates a visually consistent grid of room transformations and product shots so a home décor business's feed looks like a cohesive catalog.
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Ank tracks which product lines and seasons drive the most revenue for a home goods or furnishing business.
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Bharti runs hiring for retail sales staff, warehouse handlers and installation crews, leaning on WhatsApp-native applications for warehouse and installation roles.
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Dena helps a furniture workshop explain an unusual bank statement entry to a client acting as their own bookkeeper, using the statement Q&A feature.
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Doctor has no home-decor-facing workflow; a shop owner could use it personally for their own family's records, with no connection to the retail business.
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Not yet — Mitra is coming soon. The home decor and furnishing use case is specified and the capabilities are designed, but the backend is still being built. Wavy is the Automix specialist you can use today.
An interior designer gets a one-line brief for a living-room redesign; Mitra drafts a starter task list with stages, and later generates a short status update the designer sends to the client.
No. Mitra fits around your existing process rather than replacing it, and anything consequential still needs a person to approve it before it goes out.
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