Why cowork when you can delegate?
With AI today, you’re getting a lot more done, but it's not the hands-off experience you were promised.
You’re still stuck doing the heavy lifting — keeping track of every open thread, supplying the right context for each one, repeating your preferences, constantly switching context. Telling it when to start, when to stop, and what's next. That's not delegating, that's micromanaging.
To delegate is to trust. To hand off a task and the judgement to handle it.
Meet Yutori Delegate — an agent you delegate work to, and move on with your life.
Explain what Yutori Delegate is
See delegation in action.
Connect your apps and start delegating in plain language. Your Delegate takes it from there — navigating websites, drafting replies, messaging people, researching the web, filling forms, creating slide decks and live dashboards — and more.
Built for those whose work moves fast.
Founders tracking a dozen open deals. Business owners and operators managing vendors, logistics, and various stakeholders. Researchers synthesizing a web that never stops changing. Delegate was built for those who know that a 10-minute delay can become a 24-hour delay by the end of the chain.
Account intelligence
Pull a list of customers who haven't logged in or engaged with the product in the last 30 days. Draft a short personal check-in email from me to each account owner asking what's going on. Monitor for replies, and if someone responds positively, draft a meeting invite. Update a dashboard showing each account's status — 'Emailed', 'Responded', 'Meeting booked', 'Churned'.
Competitive battlecards
Monitor my 5 main competitors for pricing changes, new features, job postings, and messaging shifts. When something material changes, update the relevant battlecard and send me a Slack message flagging what changed and which active deals it might affect.
Win/loss synthesis
Pull all deals closed in the last 90 days from CRM — both won and lost. Go through the email threads, call notes, and CRM fields for each. Find the recurring patterns: which objections come up most in lost deals, which competitors get mentioned, which stages have the highest drop-off. Give me a synthesis I can share with the team, and flag the 3 most actionable things to change.
Deal flow
Find early-stage founders building in the AI infrastructure space. Pull from GitHub (repos with recent activity and star velocity), X (founders posting about their builds), and LinkedIn. Monitor for new signals weekly. Populate a dashboard I can review at a glance. For any founder that looks promising, draft a warm outreach email from me.
Portfolio health
Track updates across my 12 portfolio companies — hiring velocity, product launches, press, GitHub activity, and any negative signals like executive departures or fundraising rumors. Build a dashboard that shows each company's health at a glance. Every 2 weeks, identify the most at-risk company based on what you've seen and draft a casual check-in email from me to the founder.
Diligence
I have a meeting with Acme AI on Thursday. Pull everything you can find — team backgrounds, funding history, GitHub repos, recent press, and any mutual connections in my network. Check my email and calendar for any prior contact with anyone on the team. Give me a one-page brief I can review the night before.
Fundraise prep
I'm raising a Series A. Here are my 40 target investors. For each one, run parallel web research — recent investments, thesis, portfolio overlaps, and any news. Find warm intro paths through my Gmail, calendar, and LinkedIn network, ranked by connection strength. Build a dashboard showing each investor's status (e.g. 'To contact', 'Pitched', 'Awaiting response', 'Passed') and a draft outreach email for each. Keep the dashboard updated as I move investors through stages.
Competitive intelligence
Monitor my 6 main competitors — track pricing changes, new product launches, job postings, and any press or founder posts. Build a dashboard that shows what's changed since last week. If anything material happens, notify me immediately.
Client re-engagement
I haven't heard from 15 of my regular clients in over a month. Find them in my email, draft a personal check-in from me to each one, send the ones I approve, and monitor for replies. If someone responds, draft a follow-up and suggest a time to reconnect. Track who's been contacted and who's come back.
Your data stays yours.
Delegate never trains on your data or sells it. Your information is protected by independently audited, enterprise-grade security controls, and Delegate always asks before acting on anything sensitive. Learn more at trust.yutori.com.
SOC 2 Type I
Independently audited controls for security, availability, and confidentiality.
CASA Tier 2
Google-verified application security assessment.
Enterprise-grade security
Access controls and continuous monitoring.
Delegate from anywhere.
Delegate meets you wherever you work. Forward an email thread, tag it on Slack, or throw a task at it from the iOS app — and get on with your day.
Send an email to hi@delegate.yutori.com.
Slack
Tag @yutori in any channel or thread.
iOS app
Delegate a task on the go.
Sent by Barnaby,
Kristi's Delegate.
Kristi's Delegate.