Heyday

What is Heyday?

Heyday is an AI copilot for knowledge workers. It processes your emails, documents, notes, and articles to extract key insights, generate shareable content, and build a searchable database of your information. It automatically creates meeting notes, helps draft content, provides context-specific search results, curates a personal knowledge base, and connects with tools you already use, including Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Slack, and Dropbox.

Who created Heyday?

Heyday was founded by Samiur Rahman, who serves as CEO. Samiur, who has ADHD and a background in machine learning, started Heyday with the mission of using automation and AI to make a positive difference in people’s lives.

What is Heyday used for?

• Turns emails, documents, notes, and articles into insights, shareable content, and a queryable database
• Automatically generates meeting notes from Zoom calls
• Drafts content in your voice, using excerpts from your conversations, reading, and documents
• Offers contextualized search, surfacing past research alongside relevant results
• Curates information into topics to help you remember things better
• Resurfaces excerpts from your reading and documents alongside articles you’re viewing
• Integrates with Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Slack, and Dropbox, so insights and drafts draw from all your accounts

Who is Heyday for?

While Heyday is built for knowledge workers generally, the team is currently focused on executive coaches. For them, Heyday can generate session notes, detect patterns in client conversations, and make it easier to write authentic thought leadership content — helping coaches stay present and effective during sessions.

The long-term vision is an AI thought partner for all knowledge workers. The team is actively exploring the needs of other user personas and addressing them step-by-step.