Hire AI employees who do the work you never get to. They start today, they never stop, and they ask before anything important.
We'll email you when the first trial batch opens. Nothing else.
Everything else got done without you.
Four of them today. Each one does a job you are doing yourself right now.
Drafts, tidies, reminds, thinks out loud with you.
Answers your customers on Telegram, day and night.
Drafts marketing copy and promo ideas for you.
Plans your social content and drafts the posts.
More of them are coming.
Every drafted action — a calendar change, an email, a row in your order sheet — starts as a card that waits for you. That's the default every owner starts on.
Flip on Auto Pilot for a capability you trust her with, and she stops waiting: a conflict-free calendar change is written the moment she drafts it, an email lands straight in your Gmail drafts. You get the time back — what she can touch doesn't change, only whether you see it first.
Auto Pilot is a switch per capability, not one switch for everything — and not every draft gets the option. A row added to your order sheet always waits: a bad calendar entry is one click to undo, a bad row can ship among two hundred others before anyone notices.
AI sometimes says "already drafted for you" when nothing happened at all. We don't just take her word for it — that sentence is checked against whether the card really exists, and you get told when the two disagree.
Same on the customer side: if your Community Manager looks like she promised something on your behalf, or denied being an AI, it is flagged for you.
These checks are rules, not magic. They catch most of it, not all — which is why what they catch goes straight to you instead of being quietly judged for you.
Most AI answers math by predicting what the number should look like — usually right, occasionally a convincing wrong total. When LunA and MayA work out quotes, discounts or margins, the arithmetic goes to a built-in calculator, down to the cent.
A few questions, once. What you sell, who buys it, what eats your time.
Price lists, FAQs, house rules. Drop in a PDF and they read it. They answer from it and say so.
They work, and anything that needs a person comes to you — with what was asked and why they stopped.
Every line here is something you can check in a minute.
In the first message, every time. It cannot be switched off.
If the answer is not in your material, they will not invent one. It comes to you instead.
Money, complaints and anything that binds you goes to a person. That person is you.
Your material, every conversation, what they learned. One file, whenever you want it.
Short answers. Every one of them is something you can check yourself.
No. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure. You answer a few questions about your business, and they start the same day.
It stays with your company. An employee can only read your material, never another company's, and none of your conversations are used to improve anything anyone else sees. You can export the whole lot as one file, or delete it.
They are told in the first message, every time, and that cannot be switched off. In practice being answered at eleven at night matters more than who typed it — and the moment it is about money or a complaint, it stops and hands the customer to you.
If the answer is not in your material it says so and passes the question to you, rather than inventing one. You correct it once and it keeps that. What it writes is still a suggestion you are responsible for checking, and we say so at signup rather than in the small print.
She does not invent an answer. She tells the customer it is one for you, and the question lands on your queue. Answer it once and it becomes company material — next time she answers it herself.
Rules you give them yourself are followed by all four — you say it once. What an employee works out on its own stays with that employee: those are its own conclusions, and they should not become company policy without your say-so.
Only for the support agent, because that is where your customers already are. The assistant works here on the site and needs nothing installed.
Nothing. Billing is not open yet, so the trial is free and there is no card to enter. When it does open you will see the price before anything is charged.
One employee, working every day. Change who it is whenever you like.
Both of them, together. The assistant works for you; the support agent works for your customers.
Free while you try it. Billing is not open yet.