People shouldn’t have to wait for you just to know what they need.
BeforeMe makes the parts of you others need safely callable.
Try it now: ask Bo something you’d otherwise have to message Bo about.
bo.beforeme.ai · A real person. Answers come only from what Bo has published and approved.
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How it works
Three steps. You decide at every one.
You tell it what’s going on
Type it or say it, the way you’d brief an assistant. Nothing is read from your inbox or your chats.
“The supplier proposal is approved, price still pending. Flying to Lisbon tomorrow.”
It keeps the private parts private
The flight stays with you. BeforeMe proposes what others may see; you approve every line.
- Travelstays private
- Supplier proposalapproved to proceed
- Pricingpending — no numbers shared
People ask your page
Answers come only from what you approved, in the asker’s language. Prices, contracts and anything unpublished come to you — with the question attached.
Can we go ahead with the supplier proposal?
Approved to proceed. The price is still pending confirmation.
What you get back
Not a chat reply. A result you can act on.
Every answer says what kind of result it is, how fresh it is, whose published state it came from, and who that state was published for.
Answered
From what the person published and approved.
Proceed
Yes, you can go ahead — by a published approval or a pre-approval rule. The limit itself stays private.
Use this
The approved document, page or form to use.
Needs the person
Only they can decide. Your question goes to them, with the context attached.
Not known
Nothing published covers it, so nothing is guessed.
A small difference
// software
GET /orders/1042/status
→ "shipped"
38 ms · nobody was interrupted
// a person
Seen 14:02
reply 6 h 12 min later
We made software callable.
Why not human state?
Software has callable state. Humans usually don’t.
What never changes
Be callable.
Not exposed.
- 01Only explicitly published information becomes callable.
- 02The owner approves every line of published state.
- 03The model never decides who is allowed to see what.
- 04Ambiguity goes to the owner instead of being guessed.
- 05Minimum necessary disclosure — never more than the question needs.
- 06Capability before raw state: “you can proceed”, not the threshold.
Get your own BeforeMe
BeforeMe is in a small private pilot. Tell us what you’d use it for and how to reach you — we’ll set up yourname.beforeme.ai with you.