You need the invoices chased. The follow-ups sent. The posts written. So take on one worker instead — and teach it those, one at a time, the way you would teach a person.
Twenty minutes, no card, no commitment — it books a conversation, not a subscription.
It's half a day a month. It's a one-off. It's the thing you'd feel silly putting a salary against.
So it waits. An agency wants a retainer worth more than the job. A freelancer needs managing, which is a job of its own. Doing it yourself means doing it at eleven at night.
So it doesn't get done. Not this month, not next month. You've stopped counting it as a problem.
That's the work we take.
Day 9since you sent the quote
You sent the quote. You meant to check in. You didn't — you were on a job. your agent checks in, in your words, then tells you who replied and who went quiet.
It wrote down what you quoted and what they asked about, so the next quote starts from there.
07:20Monday
Appointments confirmed. The two that clashed, moved. The one who never replied, chased. You find out over breakfast instead of at ten o'clock.
It knows who always cancels, because it has watched it happen.
Month endthe bit you skip
Which jobs actually made money. Which customer costs more than they pay. What you did more of this month than last. Written in sentences — not a dashboard you'd have to learn first.
It reads them the way you would, because you told it what matters once.
Thursdaythe posts
About the work you actually did this week, in the way you actually talk. You read them and press yes, or you change a line. That's the whole job.
It knew what you did this week, because it was the one doing it with you.
$4,180owed to you right now
Politely. On a schedule. Until they pay. It stops the second the money lands, and you never have to have the conversation.
It knows which ones are genuinely late, because it raised them.
Those were not five different products. That was one worker that had been taught five things.
Which is the point. Everything it learns doing one job, it still knows doing the next.
The invoice it chased is the customer it recognises on the phone. The week it sorted out is the week it writes about on Thursday. You explain your business once, to one worker, ever — and the fifth thing you teach it is the fastest to be useful, not the slowest.
Not ours — yours. It is going to be the thing your customers hear on the phone and the thing you type at when you want something done, so it should be called whatever you would call it. Pick a face for it while you are here.
You can change both later. Nothing it has learned is attached to the name.
Say hello to your agent. It starts work the day you do.
No call to find out what it costs. No retainer. No minimum. No contract.
Every skill costs what it costs, published, on one page. Add one this month, another in six months, or stop whenever you want. Your price never goes up once you're in.
See the whole price listWhen one is ready it appears on the price list, and anyone already with us can teach it to their agent that day. Nothing here is sold until it works.