We build AI agents. Each agent runs one workflow, start to finish. The agent does the work, then asks a person before anything goes out. Your team keeps their roles — they just stop doing the repetitive parts.
Pick one. We'll show you the agent that does it.
Not one clever assistant that tries to do everything. Six separate workers, each good at one task.
Software that runs a workflow the way a person would — reads what came in, works it out, writes up what it found, then waits for someone to say yes. An agent is not a chatbot and it is not a robot. Think of it as a very fast, very literal new starter who never gets bored.
Someone lands on your site at 9pm with a question. Dia answers it — using only what you told her, never guesses. She works out if they're worth talking to, saves them to your contacts, and books the meeting.
She's live — talk to her in the bottom-right cornerTell it how your business sounds. Every week it comes back with a set of drafts built around one main idea, written the way you write. It marks its own work first. Nothing goes out until you press yes.
See how it works →Puts last year's policy, the quote and the new policy side by side, and points out every difference it finds. It never says what the cover should be. It just shows you what changed.
See how The Checker works →Reads your list of customers and comes back with the ones who look under-covered — sorted, so your producers know who to ring first.
See how Book Miner works →Both of these are only for insurance agencies. See the insurance page →
Vera is our AI advisor. She asks about your business, tells you honestly how ready you are, and writes you a plan for the next 90 days. You keep the plan. There is nothing to buy at the end.
Talk to Vera →Flo asks what your week looks like until she spots the one workflow worth handing over first. She writes it down for you. Bring it to us, or take it to somebody else.
Talk to Flo →Hours your team stops losing, and what that time is worth. Put your own numbers in — we don't fill any of them in for you.
20 minutes. We'll tell you if the real number is lower.
Almost every business we speak to is short of people, not trying to cut them. You spent two years finding a good account manager. You don't want to lose her.
She didn't train for years so she could compare PDFs. The agent does that first pass. She does the part that needs a person.
The six above are the ones we've already built. Yours probably isn't one of them — and that's the normal case, not the exception.
Tick the first three and we can almost certainly build it. If you can't, we'll say so on the call rather than take your money.
Weekly at least. Once a quarter isn't worth automating.
Someone could write down what "done properly" looks like.
One person who can say yes, and who cares whether it's right.
The task is different every time, or the rules live only in one person's head and change with the situation.
No open-ended project. You know what happens each week, and when it ends.
We look at your week together and choose the single workflow worth handing over first. Just one.
What the agent may touch, what it must ask about, and exactly where you say yes.
We run it on real examples and sit with your team until the answers come back right.
We compare it to how things worked before. Then you keep it, change it, or stop. All three are fine.
A website agent like Dia takes about two weeks. Paperwork agents take longer — we'd rather say so now.
Dia answers questions on this website. Vera and Flo run our first meetings. What we sell you is what we already use ourselves.
The Checker only finds differences. Dia only answers questions. Neither will wander off and try something else.
Unless you tell us otherwise, nothing important leaves your business until a person approves it. Approval is how the agent is built — not a setting bolted on afterwards.
Sometimes the honest answer is "don't automate this yet". You'll get that answer, and you'll get the reason.
An agent never sends, signs, or changes anything on its own. It puts the work in front of someone and waits.
Kept separate from every other customer. Never shared, never mixed.
We don't feed your business into shared AI models. We'll show you in writing where your data goes.
Anything leaving your business waits for a person — in Slack or Teams — unless you agree otherwise for a specific workflow.
What the agent found, where it found it, who approved it. Ready if anyone ever asks.
We'd rather tell you we're early than borrow somebody else's numbers.
Dia, the Content Agent, Vera and Flo. Try them before you speak to a human.
Run on made-up policies, and we say so. No customer data, no invented results.
The agents are new. The person building them isn't.
We measure the workflow before we touch it, and show you both numbers — good or bad.
We build AI agents. Each one runs a single workflow — answering your website, writing your posts, checking insurance renewals — and asks a person before anything leaves your business.
No. Nobody loses their job. They lose their worst hours — the repetitive parts nobody was hired to do. A person still approves every decision that matters.
Every install is scoped to your business, so the exact number comes out of a 20-minute call.
Four steps. We pick one workflow in the first week, write the rules in weeks 1–2, test it on your real work in weeks 2–6, and it starts working between weeks 5 and 9. You get the dates before we start.
Your data stays yours. We keep it separate from every other customer, and we do not feed your business into shared AI models. We show you in writing where your data goes.
Yes. Vera is a free AI advisor who writes you a 90-day roadmap. Flo is a free workflow advisor who turns your worst workflow into a written brief. You keep whichever one you get, whether you hire us or not.
Yes — two of them. The Checker finds every difference between last year's policy, the quote and the new one. Book Miner finds customers who look under-covered.
We will tell you. Sometimes the honest answer is “don't automate this yet” — you will get that answer and the reason behind it.
Not sure where AI fits at all? Talk to Vera, our AI advisor — she writes you a 90-day roadmap. Already know the workflow that hurts? Talk to Flo, our workflow advisor — she turns it into a written brief. You keep whichever one you get. Or skip both and take twenty minutes with Vasu.