Truelink

Truelink has moved well beyond its earlier positioning as a link-scanning security app. The current site presents it as a private AI Companion and chief of staff aimed at people who lead many people: startup founders, investors with large portfolios, CEOs, public and NGO leaders, celebrities, family offices and business owners. The pitch is that your day is other people's promises, figures and questions, and that Truelink remembers all of them so you don't have to.

The product joins the surfaces where work actually happens. Truelink phone numbers let your AI answer incoming calls even when your handset is off, in airplane mode or out of network, telling every caller it is your AI assistant and capturing the message, time and urgency. Meetings run inside the app with video, screen share, a timeline and notes per person, and internal or WhatsApp calls are recorded, written out and summarised. Business email on your own domain arrives in the same place, with mail AI for asking questions across your inbox, summaries and one-tap replies.

On top of capture sits memory. You can ask questions and get cited answers with an honest 'not found' when the record doesn't support one, or search the web using your words but never your figures. Team features give you per-person switches, tasks and approvals where the manager reviews before you do, and an eight-layer vault that Truelink says keeps records in India and never sells them or trains on them without permission. Truelink also sells add-on hardware — a watch and a health band with 30+ sensors and eight microphones — so that in-person rooms get recorded and handed to your AI, with health kept beside your calendar for wellbeing rather than diagnosis. Access is by invitation, and the company publishes no public price list, so plans must be requested directly.