Get status, blockers, and next steps drawn from your actual tasks, documents, and conversations, so project management stops being manual chasing.
Auto status
Summarize what changed, what’s blocked, what’s next.
Spot risks
Surface blockers and stalled work early.
Next steps
Turn context into concrete follow-up tasks.
Updates
Draft stakeholder updates from the real work.
What you can do with Wyatt
Auto status
Summarize what changed, what’s blocked, what’s next.
Spot risks
Surface blockers and stalled work early.
Next steps
Turn context into concrete follow-up tasks.
Updates
Draft stakeholder updates from the real work.
Status updates, nudges, and reports eat into a project manager’s time. Wyatt’s AI reads your tasks, documents, and conversations and produces status summaries, so the busywork shrinks and the focus shifts to decisions.
Ask what changed this week, what’s blocked, and what should happen next. The summary comes from the actual work — completed tasks, updated docs, recent discussion — not a manually maintained status field.
The assistant can surface stalled tasks, missed dates, and likely blockers, so risks get attention before they become fires.
Beyond reporting, the assistant can suggest and create the follow-up tasks a project needs, turning understanding into momentum.
Draft a stakeholder update straight from the work, so the report you send reflects what actually happened and takes minutes instead of an afternoon.
Run the project in Wyatt
Keep tasks, docs, and discussion in the project.
Ask for status
Get a summary of progress, blockers, and next steps.
Act and report
Create follow-ups and draft a stakeholder update.
It reads the project’s tasks, documents, and conversations and summarizes progress, blockers, and next steps from the real work.
Yes. It can surface stalled tasks, missed dates, and likely blockers early.
Yes. It can suggest and create the follow-up tasks a project needs.
Yes. It can draft updates straight from the work so reporting takes minutes.