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We’re so proud to be recognized amongst such an elite group of companies changing our future. As our founder Meghan Verena Joyce shared at The Information's WTF summit last week, Duckbill is truly the personal assistant for everyone — combining AI + humans in the loop to offer real-world leverage. We can’t wait to continue to take tasks off your plate and make your life that much easier.

The day ahead is packed with carpools, errands, feedings, and meals to plan and prepare. All I can think is, “Just let me get through this day.” This is why I completely relate to the sentiments in a new report from Duckbill and The Harris Poll. They surveyed American parents and found that most of us (65%) are “just getting through the day” rather than enjoying it.1 Interestingly, while married parents who make more than $100,000 are slightly less burdened by the tasks of modern life, half still report that they are just doing their best to get through the day too.

“Knowing that the world is not yet optimized for AI agents and will probably take a while before we get there, we have the flexibility to hand the baton between the two—AI and humans,” Meghan Joyce said.

Meghan Joyce struggled to keep up with the everyday tasks on her to-do list: booking doctors’ appointments, filing insurance claims, and managing grocery shopping lists. She watched friends and family members scramble to get it all done, too, and thought, what if everyone could have a personal assistant to get chores done?