What needs you, first
Today opens on the few things that need you, from every Space, with the time until your next meeting. Each row says who, which Space and app, and when.
For people who work for more than one company
Everything that needs you — from every company you work with. None of them can see each other.
Mail, chat, calendars and work tools from each company stay in their own Space. Lightcourt shows you what needs you across all of them, combined on your device.
Start free trial 14 days of Command · no card
Try the live demo The demo runs on fictional data
Conflict found on this device Studio’s design review overlaps Northstar’s launch sync
How it works
Set it up once. Every company stays in its own Space.
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Give each company its own Space
Connect Northstar’s Microsoft 365 to Northstar, and Studio’s Google Workspace and Slack to Studio. Each Space gets its own key, its own data and its own AI policy.
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See what needs you, from all of them
Today, Inbox, Chat and Calendar combine every Space on your device. Each row says who it’s from, which Space and app, and when — so you know where to answer before you open it.
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Act without crossing streams
A reply is drafted in the Space it came from and sent from that company’s account, only when you approve it. A new meeting time goes to one company and carries nothing but the time.
Stop checking six apps in four companies
Every company gives you its own inbox, chat and calendar. Lightcourt brings what needs you from each of them into one place, and keeps every company in its own Space.
One inbox. Every channel.
Mail, Slack and Teams from each company in one Inbox. Channels and DMs stay grouped by Space, and a reply always goes out from the Space it came from.
The whole week, every employer
Every calendar in one week, coloured by Space. Overlaps between companies are marked, so you see them before anyone else does.
We don’t copy your calendars.
Other tools put your client’s meetings on your employer’s calendar as Busy blocks. We don’t.
Try it
Alex’s Thursday, across three companies
This is the app’s own calendar on the demo’s fictional data. Turn a Space off, or drag Studio’s design review off Northstar’s launch sync.
Needs you 4
Now
Maya is waiting on a decision
Confirm the launch window before your launch sync.
Today
One last look at the proposal
Jordan's feedback is ready for your review.
Confirm the design review time
Sam moved the site-refresh design review and asked everyone to confirm the new time.
Your appointment needs a form
Finish the intake form before your appointment.
Thursday’s schedule
Thu 1 Oct · New York time · fictional data
EDT
Thursday, October 1, today
All day
Drag an event to move it
Separated by design
See what needs you. Each organization sees only itself.
Each Space has its own key, its own data and its own AI policy. Lightcourt combines them only on your device, and only into what needs you. There is no path from one company’s data to another’s.
Northstar A company you work for
Can see
- That Lightcourt is connected to Northstar’s own systems — its admins can see the connection.
- What you do in Northstar’s systems, like a reply you send from Northstar mail.
- Its own connection events: authorized, synced, revoked.
- A time you propose for a Northstar meeting: its start and end.
Can’t see
- Which other organizations or accounts you have connected.
- Mail, chat, events or titles from Studio or Personal.
- How many Spaces you have, or that any others exist.
- Your drafts, searches, or what you looked at.
Studio A company you work for
Can see
- That Lightcourt is connected to Studio’s own systems — its admins can see the connection.
- What you do in Studio’s systems, like a reply you send from Studio mail.
- Its own connection events: authorized, synced, revoked.
- A time you propose for a Studio meeting: its start and end.
Can’t see
- Which other organizations or accounts you have connected.
- Mail, chat, events or titles from Northstar or Personal.
- How many Spaces you have, or that any others exist.
- Your drafts, searches, or what you looked at.
Lightcourt Us, as your vendor
Can see
- Your account email and how you sign in.
- Your plan, seats, invoices and whether they’re paid.
- Opaque ids and dates, for support and billing.
Can’t see
- The names of your Spaces, or how many you have.
- Which apps or organizations you’ve connected.
- Anything inside a Space: mail, chat, events or drafts.
Stripe Payments
Can see
- Your account email, plan, seats and the amounts you pay.
- Your card details — Stripe holds them, Lightcourt never does.
Can’t see
- Your Space names, how many Spaces you have or which apps you connect.
- The organizations you work for, or anything inside a Space.
Lightcourt cannot hide the fact that it exists as a vendor or that it was authorized in an organization’s own environment.
Works with what you use
Add an app to a Space and choose where it shows up. Each connection belongs to one Space, so the same app at two companies is two separate connections.
Every enterprise connector shows an Admin Visibility Preflight before you sign in.
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Slack
- Teams
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- GitHub
- Jira
- Azure DevOps
- Linear
Pricing
Start with 14 days of Command. No card.
When the trial ends you keep Free, or choose the plan that fits how many companies you work with.
Free
For one company, to see how it feels.
$0 No card needed
Starts with 14 days of Command
- 1 Space
- 2 connected apps
- Read and local drafts
- 14 days of history
Core
For people who work across a few companies.
$29 /month Billed monthly
$290 /year Billed yearly · $24.17 a month
- Up to 3 Spaces
- Unlimited apps
- Today, Inbox, Chat and Calendar
- Conflicts across companies
Command
14-day free trialFor running several companies from one place.
$69 /month Billed monthly
$690 /year Billed yearly · $57.50 a month
14 days free, no card. Then $69/month.
- Up to 10 Spaces
- Everything in Core
- Send and reply, with your approval
- GitHub, Jira, Azure DevOps and Linear
Business for teams from $59 per user per month, billed annually. Enterprise by conversation.
Compare every planQuestions
Can my employer see my other clients?
No. An organization may see that Lightcourt is connected to its own systems, but it cannot see, query or infer which other organizations or accounts you have connected. Its admins can see the connection itself — Lightcourt doesn’t hide that.
What happens when my free trial ends?
Your account moves to Free: one Space and two connected apps. Anything you already have stays readable — you just can’t add more until you choose a plan.
Do you copy events between my calendars?
No. Lightcourt doesn’t write a meeting, or even a generic Busy block, into another company’s calendar. Conflicts are shown to you, on your device.
Where do my companies get combined?
Only on your device. Each Space is fetched separately, and what needs you is combined in the app. No server returns more than one Space.
Does the AI read one company’s mail to help with another?
No. Every Space has its own model policy, and the default uses local rules only. A model working in Studio has no route to Northstar’s data.
Will my company’s admins know I connected it?
They can. Before you connect a work account, Lightcourt shows what that organization’s admins may see — the app’s name, the permissions it asked for and sign-in records — so you decide with the facts.
One place for your attention. Not one place for your data.
Start with 14 days of Command — every feature, no card. Then keep Free or choose a plan.