Most people are still prompting.You're running agents.
One sentence → a working agent. Then launch a team of agents for your company.
Easy interface to create and run agents — for Marketing, Sales, Developers, Reporting. Cost control & safety built in.
Setting up your agents
Sales · Marketing · Customer Service · Code
Your agents run 24/7
in the cloud
1 or 100 — you choose
Marketing
Agent
Sales
Agent
Support
Agent
Code
Agent
●Booked 12 sales calls today
●Content posted across 4 social media accounts
●Built the data analysis for your monthly report
Hire your AI team.
Not a builder, not a blank chat — pre-built teammates you hire in two clicks.
Lead-Gen Rep
Finds your next customers while you sleep.
● 12 leads found today · 3 waiting for your OK
Customer Service Rep
Answers your site the second a visitor asks.
● resolved 38 of 40 chats · 2 need you
Content Repurposer
One video becomes a week of posts.
● 6 posts from 1 video · all waiting for you
Every hire — 24/7 in the cloud · nothing sent without your OK · hard cap you set
Close your laptop. Your employees keep working.
They learn your business and get better every week — you approve the changes ↓
Spawn one agent. Then the whole company.
Marketing, sales, support, code — every desk gets agents, and every project gets its own fleet. Idle agents suspend to ≈0 RAM, and a manager agent runs the night shift.
≈0RAM
when the work is done · wakes in seconds
Spawn as many as the work needs
When a job finishes, the agent suspends — the whole idle bench costs ≈nothing, and wakes in seconds when work shows up.
separate caps · separate keys · one console
A fleet for every project
Separate agents, separate caps, one console. Running an agency? That's one fleet per client.
▸ 03:12 · restarted lead-chaser · re-queued 2 tasks
▸ 04:55 · spawned research-digest for the morning
▸ 06:40 · 2 decisions waiting in your inbox
Agents that manage your agents
Put a manager on the night shift. It watches the fleet, restarts what stalls, and leaves the judgment calls in your inbox for morning.
You sleep. The floor runs.
Five minutes ago, this agent didn't exist.
Watch the line run once — a sentence in, a live agent out, nothing sent along the way.
01 · Describe
$ reply to new website leads
in my tone — friendly, brief.
02 · Spec + preview
To: Priya · Re: install quote
Hi Priya — yes, we've got weekend slots open in August. Here's what an install costs, and how booking works:
Preview — nothing sent · ~$0.02
Waiting for your OK
03 · Your call
Unit 002 — live
ask-first · cap $5/mo · first task queued
Yours takes about five minutes — and nothing leaves without your OK.
See it before you sign up.
This is the console — one agent up close, then the whole team. Click around.
Fleet / lead-finder
Liveask-firstThe job
Find good-fit leads for your roofing business and draft the first email — in your tone.
12
leads found this week
3
drafts waiting for your OK
$0.84
of $5.00 monthly cap
●Found Rivera Plumbing — intro email drafted
●Verified 6 lead emails — 5 deliverable
▸2 drafts held — waiting for your OK
One job, plain-English activity, a hard cap.
Your keys — welded to every agent
Real job, your real data — nothing sent.
Nothing leaves without your OK.
At the cap, it stops. Actually stops.
One press pauses the whole fleet.
Describe the job. Approve the work.
You do those two parts; the line does everything in between. No canvas, no flowcharts, no prompt engineering.
- 01
Describe it
One sentence: “Reply to new leads with a helpful answer in my tone.” That's the whole job posting.
- 02
Answer a few questions
Multiple choice, about 30 seconds. Your answers become the standard the agent is held to.
- 03
Watch the preview
It does the real job on your real data — and sends nothing. You see each draft, the why, and what every task costs, before you go live.
- 04
Turn the dial
Go live at your pace: “handle the next 5, then check with me.” Tighten or loosen anytime.
- 05
It gets better
Every week it builds a challenger that must beat it on your quality checks. Upgrades ship only with your OK.
Agents do the work. You keep the keys.
Four controls, welded to every agent — the frame around the whole fleet, never settings buried in a menu.
● Home
Inbox (3)
Agents
Connections
Money
+ Create
Recent activity
▸ support-replies · drafted a reply to Maria — waiting for your OK
● report-builder · finished the weekly summary
● lead-follow-up · verified 8 leads · $0.14
The inbox
Drafts wait here for your OK. Approve, edit, or reject — every edit teaches it.
The spend cap
$5 means $5. At the cap, the agent stops — actually stops.
The dial
Starts on ask-first. Auto is earned from its approved-without-changes rate, never assumed.
Pause anytime
One press pauses every agent — and a 60-second undo pulls back whatever just left.
The only agent that has to beat itself.
Most agent tools are toys — this one has to prove it. Every week a challenger build runs against your quality checks on work it hasn't seen; the winner ships, with your OK.
The challenger must win
A new version ships only after it beats the live one. You approve every swap.
− Thanks for reaching out! We'll get back to you soon.
+ Hi Maria — here's the invoice copy you asked for (attached).
Saved as quality check · QC-114
Your edits become its standards
Fix a draft once and the fix becomes a permanent quality check. It won't make that mistake twice.
Approved without changes
Autonomy is earned
The dial loosens only when the approved-without-changes rate says it should — never on day one.
Same agents. Full terminal when you want it.
Start by describing. Drop into the terminal when you feel like it — it's the same fleet, the same keys, the same inbox.
Type a sentence. Get a teammate.
Support replies, lead follow-ups, research digests — drafted in your tone and held for your OK.
Your Claude Code agents — running remotely.
$task "fix the failing checkout test, open a PR"
▸agent resumed · workspace warm · session pinned
▸needs input: "merge to main or staging?" → inbox
●run complete · PR #214 opened · $0.41
Your agents keep working after you close the laptop.
One flat price. Your own AI.
$50/mo
The whole platform — every agent, every project
Run 1 or 100 — same price.
Your Claude plan or API key — pay only for what you use.
Usage stops at the cap. No surprise bill.
Fair questions.
Q-01What if it sends something wrong?
By default it can't send anything — drafts wait in your inbox. If you loosen the dial, every send still has a 60-second undo, a hard spend cap, and a plain-English log behind it. And one switch stops everything.
Q-02Do I need to know how to code?
No. You write one sentence and answer a few multiple-choice questions — that's the whole interface. The terminal is there if you ever want it, never required.
Q-03What does it cost?
A flat $50 a month for the whole platform — every agent, every project, no per-agent fees, no credits. AI usage runs on your own Claude subscription or API key, so you only pay for what you use — under a hard monthly cap you set. At the cap, it stops.
Q-04What can it actually do today?
Today: customer and lead replies, drafted in your tone and held for your OK. Marketing, research, and ops agents are next on the line. We'd rather under-promise here.
Q-05I use Claude Code — why would I need this?
For the rig around the agent: persistent cloud workspaces, tasks assigned from anywhere, an approval inbox, caps, and logs — plus a live terminal when you want hands on. Your agents keep working after you close the laptop.
The line is running
Stop prompting.
Start operating.
First agent live in about five minutes — and nothing leaves without your OK.