A private AI assistant for founders, run by a named engineer.
You run the company. It runs everything around it.
It takes your voice notes, makes the calls, clears the follow-ups and, once you connect your stack, builds the prototype. A named engineer sets it up and keeps it running.
USD 4,999 per month. 30‑day money‑back guarantee. 3 spots left.
Illustrative
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Chase the three investors who went quiet after the deck.
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Drafted three follow-ups in your tone. Send now or at 9am their time?
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Table for four tomorrow, somewhere quiet near the office.
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Booked 19:30, two streets away. Confirmation forwarded, calendar updated.
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Spin up a landing page for the new pricing test. Our AWS, Stripe checkout, same brand.
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Live at test.yourco.com with Stripe in test mode. Switch it to live?
One assistant in the middle of your work.
What it does inside each account
Communication
- Draft the three follow-ups to investors, in your tone, ready to send.
- Calendar
- Move the 2pm to make room for the board pre-read.
- Send tonight's table confirmation to the group before you land.
- Phone calls
- Call the dentist and move Thursday to next week.
Work
- Notion
- Turn today's call notes into a one-page brief for the team.
- Slack
- Post the shipped-today summary to the team channel at 6pm.
- Google Drive
- Find last quarter's pricing deck and pull the three slides you need.
- CRM
- Log the call, update the deal stage, set a follow-up for Friday.
Build
- AWS
- Deploy the prototype to our staging account.
- GitHub
- Open a pull request with the pricing copy change for review.
- Stripe
- Create a test product and a checkout link for the new plan.
- Deepgram
- Transcribe yesterday's customer calls and list every objection.
The web
- Search
- Find three comparable vendors and their published pricing.
- Bookings
- Book a quiet table for four near the office, tomorrow evening.
- Research
- Write a one-page brief on the company before you meet them.
Four kinds of work, handed off in practice.
Illustrative. Composite examples built from how the assistant is used, not an actual client.
Tomorrow's calendar, a voice note on the way to the airport.
Condensed to five lines, waiting when you land.
"Remind me what she said about the school tour."
Pulled from notes kept over the past month.
Move the 2pm to make room for the board pre-read.
Moved, and the other side notified.
Chase the three investors who went quiet after the deck.
Three follow-ups drafted in your tone, ready to send.
A vendor has gone quiet on the contract.
Follow-up call placed, the reply summarised back to you.
Brief me on this company before the call.
A one-page brief, waiting an hour before the meeting.
Post the shipped-today summary to the team.
Posted to Slack at 6pm, before you're asked.
Log this call and set a follow-up.
Logged in the CRM, follow-up set for Friday.
Find last quarter's pricing deck.
Pulled from Drive, the three slides you need flagged.
Spin up a landing page for the new pricing test.
Live in your own AWS, Stripe checkout in test mode.
Open a pull request with the copy change.
Opened in GitHub, ready for your review.
Transcribe yesterday's customer calls.
Transcribed, every objection listed.
For founders who connect their stack.
Once you connect your accounts, the assistant builds, not just organises. It runs in your own accounts. You own the code.
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Landing pages and checkout tests
A pricing test, a new offer, a fresh checkout flow, live in your own AWS and Stripe.
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Internal dashboards
The numbers you check every Monday, built once and kept current after.
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Voice and transcription tools
Call transcription, meeting notes, a voice log, wired into Deepgram on your account.
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Scripts and automations
The repetitive step between two systems, scripted once and left to run.
Prototypes and internal tools in your own accounts, reviewed by your engineer. Not a replacement for your engineering team.
A real person on call, not a support queue.
Assigned at kickoff.
One named engineer for the life of your account.
- Handles anything the assistant flags as sensitive or uncertain, before it ever reaches you.
- Sets up and tests every connection during onboarding, then keeps it running afterward.
- Reviews everything the assistant builds before it reaches your accounts.
- Is the person you call when something needs a human, not a ticket number.
The claims we're willing to put in writing.
No certifications are claimed here. Only what is true today, and what is confirmed in your agreement.
- Isolation
- Your own dedicated, isolated environment, never shared with other clients.
- Residency
- Kept in the EU by default. A US region is available on request.
- Encryption
- In transit and at rest, always.
- Connections
- It only connects to accounts you approve, and you can revoke any connection at any time.
- Approval
- Asks first, before payments, before messages sent in your name to anyone new, before anything irreversible.
- Logging
- A complete log of every action it takes, available to you at any time.
- Training
- Your data is never used to train AI models.
- Confidentiality
- A signed NDA is in place before onboarding begins.
- Exit
- On cancellation, all data is deleted and the deletion is confirmed to you in writing.
Four days, start to finish.
- Day 0 Kickoff call We learn your calendar, your standards, and the first three things you want off your plate.
- Days 1 to 3 Setup and connections You approve the accounts it can use. Your engineer configures the assistant around your preferences and tests it before you do.
- Day 4 Live Reachable by voice note, chat and phone, with your engineer on call from day one.
One plan. Nothing tiered.
A subscription to a private AI assistant, including onboarding and a dedicated support engineer.
USD 4,999
per month, billed monthly
- 3 spots left
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Cancel anytime
- Your own dedicated, isolated AI assistant, reachable by voice note, chat and phone
- Calls placed on your behalf: bookings, appointments, vendor follow-ups
- Research, drafting and the follow-through you would otherwise hold in your head
- Prototypes and internal tools in your own accounts, once you connect your stack
- A named on-call engineer, 08:00 to 22:00 CET, seven days a week
- A full log of every action taken
- Onboarding in four days
Before you apply.
Is it an AI or a person?
Both. The day-to-day work, voice notes, calls, research and reminders, is handled by your dedicated AI assistant. A named engineer sits behind it, watching for anything the AI shouldn't handle alone, and available for anything technical.
What can it not do?
It will not make a payment, message someone new in your name, or take an irreversible step without asking first. It does not replace legal, medical or financial advice. Anything sensitive comes back to you before it happens.
Where does my data live?
In the EU by default. A US region is available on request. See our privacy policy for detail.
What happens if something breaks?
You reach your engineer directly, by phone, WhatsApp or email, and they take it from there.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime. Cancelling stops the next renewal. The first month is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
What does the engineer have access to?
Only the accounts you have approved, and only to keep the assistant working. Every action is logged and visible to you.
Can it really build software?
Yes, within limits. It builds prototypes and internal tools in your own accounts, and everything it ships is reviewed by your engineer first. It is not a replacement for your engineering team.
Which accounts can it connect?
Whatever you approve: email, calendar, WhatsApp, Notion, Slack, Google Drive, your CRM, AWS, GitHub, Stripe, Deepgram, and more on request. Nothing connects without you.
Request a spot.
Three spots left, held to one engineer's real capacity. We reply to every application personally.
Tell us the basics and what you would hand off first. Your engineer will follow up to schedule the kickoff call.