Sotto is the thinking partner for the part of your work that doesn't show up in any tool — the decisions, the politics, the big conversations, the moments where it's just you and something that matters. For product managers, designers, and engineers navigating complex organisations. Always on, never judging.
Private by design. Just you and Sotto.
The big swings, the next level, the new territory — and yes, the rough weeks too. A buddy isn't only for emergencies.
"Friday's exec review is my shot. Help me make the case airtight."
"I want the next level this cycle. Let's build the story my work deserves."
"I just inherited more than I've ever owned before and I'm not sure where to start."
"New skip-level, new politics. Help me understand who actually decides things here."
"I have to deliver bad news on Thursday, and I want to do it well."
"Things got changed without me and I found out last. Help me think straight before I respond."
No gamification. No badges. No "hacks." Just the kind of straight, generous thinking you'd want from the best senior colleague you ever had.
It helps you arrive at the answer instead of handing it over. The goal is that you get better — thread by thread — not that you keep needing it.
It tells you when your plan is bad — kindly, directly, and before the meeting. Validation that makes things worse isn't kindness.
No generic templates. Sometimes the entire right answer is one question. Sotto is built on the discipline of knowing when to say nothing.
Sotto hears one side: yours. So it keeps facts separate from interpretation, and considers what the other person might be solving for — before suggesting any move.
You'll talk about real people, real ambitions, real decisions. That deserves a private room — so that's what this is.
Sotto has individual accounts only — no shared workspaces, no admin views, nothing for anyone else to look at.
What you say here is used to coach you — nothing else. Sotto runs on an API whose conversations are not used to train models.
No card upfront. Start talking, see if it's useful, then decide.
Bug, idea, missing mode — we're listening.