Managed digital workers
I build digital workers for small businesses, and I run them for you.
An agent that learns your business and handles the recurring work: the invoicing you're doing at nine at night, the inbox nobody gets to. It works in the accounts you already have, and it asks you before it sends anything.
How it works
Give it a job. It does the job.
- 01 Something comes in you ask, or the clock does
- 02 Your agent picks it up it knows the job
- 03 It uses your tools your apps, your files, your accounts
- 04 It checks with you before anything that matters
- 05 The work comes back done
That's the shape of it. The longer version covers the jobs one can take on, what it's allowed to do on its own, and what it costs to run. How it works →
Works in the tools you already pay for
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Slack
- Teams
- QuickBooks
- HubSpot
- Notion
- Dropbox
- Drive
Those plus about a thousand more, through Composio. Check whether yours is on the list →
Nothing moves to a platform of mine; it works where your business already keeps its data.
Who this is for
Losing hours a week to work that doesn't need you?
The owner who signs the checks and still answers the phone. The executive whose calendar has become somebody's full-time job. Nobody on your payroll is the tech person, and you were never going to become one.
If several hours of your week disappear into sorting, filing, chasing, and retyping the same things, that's the first job to hand over.
Tell me what job you'd hire for.
If an agent isn't the right fix, I'll say so on the call and point you at what is.