Autonomy is tiered: routine tasks require fewer approvals, while high-stakes actions, such as travel bookings, require explicit user confirmation.

Voice capability enables direct dialing to vendors, with transcripts, summaries, and spoken decisions during calls.

Catch launches an autonomous AI executive assistant that can fully execute tasks like inbox management, calendar scheduling, email drafting, and outbound calls, with seed funding announced alongside the product release.

Security and privacy are central: Catch is SOC 2 Type II compliant, CASA Tier-2 and Google verified, encrypts data, uses granular permissions, and prohibits external providers from using customer data to train models.

In beta, business travel is being piloted with a clear approval workflow before bookings, and the product does not support passport-related documents.

Catch aims to delegate entire tasks to software and complete them autonomously within defined boundaries, not just summarize or draft.

Pricing starts at $99 per month, with a 10-day trial, and sign-in via Google or Microsoft accounts.

Early traction is solid, with thousands of meetings scheduled, tens of thousands of emails handled, and thousands of tasks delegated.

Milestones include incremental reports of meetings scheduled, tasks delegated, and emails managed, along with compliance milestones like SOC 2 Type II, CASA Tier-2, and Google verification.

The product includes inbox triage and drafting, with user approval required before sending certain messages.

Catch positions itself as a focused, high-trust entry point for agentic AI, suggesting specialized domain agents may define enterprise AI’s next phase.

Catch connects to executives’ existing tools (Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack, messaging apps, and phone) and learns preferences to proactively act, like rescheduling or initiating travel.