Twelve agents.
Each with one job.
They work like good staff: they prepare, you decide. Each is limited to what it's good at — and knows what to hand back to you.
Skeptical of AI? Good. So are we.
01It only knows your business
Every answer comes from the knowledge base you approved. It has no opinions about your prices, and it cannot invent a policy.
02Nothing sends without you
Every written message waits in your queue. Money, refunds and complaints can never be sent automatically, even if you turn everything else on.
03The rules are code, not prompts
A colour client with no patch test on file cannot be booked for colour, however insistently they ask. That check lives in the software, not in a suggestion.
One place to ask.
You shouldn't have to remember that a leaking basin is Operations and a job advert is HR. Describe the problem; the conductor picks the specialist. This is the real thing, running live — it routes, it doesn't do the work here, and it sees no business's data.
Switch the plan and ask again. An agent your plan doesn't include is named, never quietly swapped for one it does.
Tell me what's going on and I'll say who should handle it.
Routes only — no drafts written, nothing sent
It answers the phone,
and it books.
The call you miss at 7pm is a booking someone else takes. Your phone agent picks up, answers from your real prices and hours, and writes the appointment straight into your calendar — inside rules it cannot talk itself out of.
- It only offers times you are actually open, for as long as the service actually takes.
- Safety rules are enforced in code, not suggested in a prompt. A colour client cannot be booked without their patch test, however hard they push.
- It never quotes a price you haven't given it, and never promises a refund.
- Refunds, complaints and anything it can't answer go to you — transferred if you're free, taken as a message if you're not.
- Every call is transcribed, and anything it said that it shouldn't have is flagged in your morning briefing.
You stay the boss.
Everything your agents produce lands in one queue. Each item shows what came in, what the agent wants to do about it, and exactly what it needs from you.
- Approve, edit or reject with a tap.
- Money, refunds and complaints always wait for you — even with everything else switched on.
- When an agent doesn't know something it says so, right in the draft, and the gap turns up in your weekly report so you answer it once.
Your whole day,
in under a minute.
Every morning, a preview of the day ahead. Every evening, an honest recap — what went well, what didn't, and what needs your decision.
- Real numbers from your business, compared to yesterday and last week.
- Bad news stated plainly — no softening, no spin.
- If a number is missing it says so, instead of guessing.
- Ends with tomorrow's plan: decisions, not vague goals.
Up and running in a week,
not a quarter.
We set up every founding business personally. Here is the whole process.
We learn your business
A call where we write your knowledge base with you — your hours, prices, policies, and the things you never want said. That document is the only thing your agents may state as fact.
We connect your tools
Email first, because that is where most of the work is. Your daily numbers can start as a shared spreadsheet; the phone line comes next if you want it.
Agents draft, you approve
For the first weeks every reply and post waits for your yes. As you see the drafts hold up, you choose what can go out on its own — routine answers first, and only ever with your say-so.
Three plans.
Pick your team.
We're onboarding a small group of founding businesses and setting each one up personally. Every plan includes the conductor, the approval queue and the weekly Gap Report.
- Conductor — describe a problem, it picks the agent
- Daily Debrief — morning and evening briefings
- Email — drafts and routine replies
- Support — works tickets toward resolution
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Content — posts and matching visuals
- Marketing — ranked moves from what's working
- Sales & Growth, Leads — inbound and outbound
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- Operations — inventory and supplier drafts
- Finance — plain-English money summaries
- HR — job posts, schedules, interview questions
Eleven of the twelve agents are included in a plan. The Phone agent is a $149/mo add-on on any tier, because a call costs real money per minute — the others don't.