A fleet of highly trained AI agents, working every part of your business.
Put agents on any job, front of the business or back: the routine work, the projects nobody gets to, and help that never clocks out. Each one has a role and learns how your business runs. You direct them like staff, and they bring back finished work.
Not a chat window. A teammate with a job.
A chat window answers questions and forgets you. An AI worker keeps a role, a memory and a place to work, so it can take a job off your plate and bring back finished work.
Where you already talk
Message your team like any teammate.
Talk to your workers on the web, in Telegram or in Slack. Ask for the numbers, a draft, a follow-up. They answer where you asked, and every conversation is kept on your dashboard.
- Web chat, Telegram and Slack
- In Slack, ask any worker about any message, or call it by name with its own /ask command
- In Telegram groups, it only replies where you approve
- Files and reports delivered right in the conversation
- Pick up any thread later, with the full history
A memory of your business
Month six looks nothing like week one.
Your workers keep a working memory of your offers, customers, standards and voice, plus every correction you make. You teach it once, and the next piece of work starts from what you taught it.
- Tell it about your business once
- Corrections are kept, not forgotten
- The memory builds every week you work together
A real browser to work in
Watch them work, live.
Your workers run in the cloud with a real web browser, so they research, fill in forms, build pages and save files instead of telling you how to. The Control Room shows every worker's screen as it works.
- A real browser, not a text box
- See a worker's screen live in the Control Room while it browses
- Stop the work any time
Routines
Set the recurring work once.
The Monday report, the weekly newsletter draft, the daily check on your ads. Set a routine once and it runs on schedule, with a record of every run and where it was delivered.
- Daily, weekly or one-off
- Delivered where you want it
- A record of every run
Where AI Actually Moves the Needle in Your Business
Marketing. Sales. Operations. Client experience. Intelligence. Back office. The names change by industry. The functions don't.
01 / Operations
What breaks in your business when you step away for a week?
Whatever just came to mind, that's operations: the recurring work that keeps everything running, and quietly eats your most capable people alive.
This is where AI gets deployed first in most businesses. The Monday numbers compiled before you sit down. The checklist that actually gets run, every time, and reported on. The status checks, the handoffs, the loose ends chased without anyone being reminded. Not because it's glamorous. Because it's the drag on everything else.
02 / Marketing
You already know what your business should be publishing. So why isn't it getting published?
Not a strategy problem. A production problem. And production is what AI does relentlessly: weekly emails drafted in your voice, content repurposed across every channel you use, landing pages drafted and built, competitors watched. Nothing ships without your approval. But there is always something ready to ship.
Then there's paid advertising, where businesses spend the most money with the least oversight. AI deployed into your ad accounts watches spend daily, flags what's fatiguing, pauses what's bleeding, and reports in plain numbers instead of dashboards you never open. Every change ships paused and activates only on your go.
And the frameworks it runs are not generic. We spent a decade and millions in paid advertising running 1,000+ campaigns, with more than $200 million in verifiable results for online businesses across industries. Those same frameworks come installed in the marketing roles you deploy.
03 / Sales
How many deals died in your pipeline this year for one reason: nobody got back to them fast enough?
Speed and follow-through win more deals than talent does, and they're the first two things a busy team drops.
AI deployed into sales runs the whole conversion machine: leads answered in minutes instead of days, follow-up that continues until there's an answer, appointments booked and rebooked, call recordings analyzed for the objections that keep costing you, and every KPI tracked daily instead of reconstructed quarterly.
Then there's the layer underneath: pattern-finding. The prospects who answer one intake question a certain way and turn out to be your highest-lifetime-value clients. The exact step in your funnel where good leads quietly stall. Patterns like that were always sitting in your data. Finding one used to take a quarter, if anyone ever looked. Now they surface while they're still worth acting on.
04 / Client Experience
What do your clients experience in the hours your team is offline?
Usually, silence. And people decide how they feel about a business in the gaps: the question that sat unanswered, the update that never came, the wait between paying and receiving.
AI deployed here closes the gaps. The channels you assign always answer, from your own knowledge base. Onboarding runs on schedule. Updates go out before anyone has to ask for them. And the conversations that genuinely need a human get handed over with full context, never a cold start.
It works the other side of the experience too: accelerating the fulfillment itself. When your team delivers faster, the people you serve get clarity faster, outcomes faster, results faster. That is the experience, whoever your customer is.
05 / Intelligence
The answers you need are already sitting inside your business. They're spread across five tools you never have time to open.
Most operators run on instinct, not because they want to, but because compiling the truth takes a day nobody has.
AI deployed as your intelligence function reads everything and briefs you: the week's numbers in one summary, competitor moves as they happen, customer feedback digested into themes, and the anomalies flagged early. The trend you'd have caught in month one, instead of quarter three.
06 / Back Office
Nobody started a business to do paperwork. Somehow it's Tuesday and that's where the whole day went.
The admin never makes the priority list, and never stops demanding to be done: the filing, the records, the prep, the inbox.
AI deployed into the back office owns it end to end: documents prepped, named, and organized, records kept current, paperwork staged for a five-minute review instead of a lost afternoon, the inbox triaged down to what actually needs you.
The hours come back. And they come back every week.
Approvals you control
You decide what waits for your yes.
Reading, research and drafting run freely. The moments that matter, like sending a message, publishing, changing your store or spending money, can wait for your approval. You see exactly what a worker wants to do, and you approve it, deny it, or tell it that kind of action is fine from now on.
- A worker can never approve its own request
- When it is unsure whether an action changes something, it asks
- Loosen the reins as trust builds, one kind of action at a time
Everything a worker comes with.
Hand-offs between workers
A request can move across your team. The media buyer asks the copywriter for new ad copy without you in the middle.
Connected apps
Your inbox, calendar, store, CRM and ad accounts, with the permissions you choose and nothing more. Disconnect any app at any time.
A library of skills
Step-by-step methods for marketing, sales and operations work that your workers follow on the job.
Finished files
Documents, reports and PDFs your team can open and send, delivered back to you in the conversation.
About Agent Mode.
How many AI workers do I get?
It depends on your business and the plan we set up together. Most businesses start with a team across two or three of their highest-impact functions, then scale up fast as the results come in.
Do I have to use a special app to talk to them?
No. You can message your workers in the dashboard, in Telegram or in Slack, whichever your team already uses.
What happens when a worker gets something wrong?
You correct it the way you would correct a new hire, in plain English. The correction is kept in its memory, so the next piece of work starts from what you taught it.
Can they spend money or message my customers on their own?
Only if you let them. You choose which actions wait for your approval, and a worker can never approve its own request.
Put an AI team to work in your business.
Tell us about your business in about two minutes. If there is a fit, we set up a short call to map where AI fits first. We bring on a small number of businesses at a time.