Answers with sources
When a question needs fresh facts, the assistant searches the web and marks each claim with a numbered source you can open.
Acme Assistant
A chat that answers with sources, drafts and plans, and reads the files and links you give it. Nothing to install, no account for the first messages.

When a question needs fresh facts, the assistant searches the web and marks each claim with a numbered source you can open.
Emails, page sections, replies and checklists from a goal and an audience.
Attach documents and images or paste an address. Long files are read in parts, so a draft starts quickly.
A follow-up like "and the cheaper option?" needs no repetition. Conversations live inside your project.
Conversations live inside a project, so the answer already knows your profile and rules. Without a project the assistant answers generally.
"A two-paragraph email to customers: we close at 4 pm on Fridays, friendly, no apologies" gets one you can send.
Add documents and images with the paper-clip, or paste a link and ask the assistant to read the page.
Say what is off, such as "shorter" or "add the price", and the draft is redone with the context intact.
Free to start
The first messages need no account and no card. Sign in later to keep conversations and use projects.
Open the assistantOpen the page, type the request, press Enter.
Your profile and rules apply to every answer inside a project.
The assistant answers in the language you write in.
We moved our weekly reports into Acme and got a day back every week. It is the first tool the whole team actually opens.
The drafts sound like us, not like a template. That alone made it worth it.
Acme is becoming our default place to start anything.
Two people, one workspace, and somehow we ship like a team of five. The plans are clear and easy to hand over.
Clients get a thoughtful reply the same day now. Great product, worth a look.
Clean out of the box, quick to learn, and the search finds things I forgot I wrote. Our proposals went from days to hours.
Not for the first messages. Sign in to keep conversations across devices and to use projects.
It shows them when it searched the web. An answer written only from your own text and files has nothing to cite, so it does not.
Yes, with the members of your workspace. See Shared projects and roles.
They are used to produce the answers you asked for and stay in your workspace. They are not used to train models.
Describe a real task in plain words and see what comes back.