Capture
Record the meeting, in person or on an online call, drop in notes, or photograph the whiteboard. Everything stays on your machine.
Cassandra listens to the meeting and reads your notes, even a photo of a napkin sketch, then returns a prioritised project plan, change plan, RAID log and Gantt, as Excel and Word. It runs entirely on your laptop. No cloud, no accounts, nothing leaves the building.
Capture the conversation, let it draft the plan, then refine and export. Outcomes over activity.
Record the meeting, in person or on an online call, drop in notes, or photograph the whiteboard. Everything stays on your machine.
Cassandra transcribes, reads images, extracts and prioritises the work, then drafts the plan, change approach and RAID log.
Review in the browser, adjust tasks and owners, and export polished Excel and Word. Re-run as the work evolves.
Every run produces one Excel workbook and one Word report, each containing:
Owners, estimates, dependencies and the reasoning behind each priority.
Scheduled from dependencies, colour-coded by priority, with milestone markers.
Impact assessment, stakeholder activities and readiness criteria.
Risks, Assumptions, Issues and Dependencies, specific to your project.
Cross-team dependencies and blockers, rolled up per workstream.
Adjust tasks in the browser and regenerate the documents instantly.
Outcomes over activity. A plan is not a deliverable, so Cassandra writes the deliverable.
The Company31 way, applied to delivery planning.
Most AI tools send your meetings to someone else's servers. Cassandra does not. The language and vision models run on your own machine, the way a calculator runs on your own machine. No account, no metering, nothing to leak.
Disconnect the network and it still runs, end to end.
Open models, no subscriptions, no usage meter.
Recordings and plans remain in your own folder.
Hand it to a colleague on a USB drive and it just works.
Turn a portfolio of conversations into governed, comparable plans, without a bigger PMO team.
Standardise the artefacts. Every project arrives with a plan, RAID and change approach in the same shape.
Walk out of the workshop with the first draft done. Spend the week managing, not transcribing.
See Cassandra on your own meeting. Bring the problem, not the brief.