An intelligent hub for running a business
It works the hours you don't.
Reading what comes in, chasing what's owed, watching how your marketing is landing — on its own schedule, whether or not anyone is at the desk.
What it is
A hub that keeps working when nobody is watching it.
Most software waits. You open it, it shows you what you put in, and nothing happens until somebody remembers to go and look. This doesn't wait — it has its own schedule, and it has done the work before you arrive.
Reads the morning
Everything that landed overnight, opened and sorted into what it actually is, each with one line you can read in two seconds.
Chases what's owed
Promises you made, quotes gone quiet, dates coming up. It resurfaces them on the day they matter, not when you happen to think of it.
Watches the market
What people in your world are engaging with, what your competitors are putting out, and where your own effort sits against it.
How it works
Four steps, and you're only in the last one.
Link your accounts
The mailbox you already use, and the social accounts you already post from. Nothing to forward, no rules to set up, no new address for your customers to learn.
It reads everything
Every message and every comment, sorted into what it actually is — someone worth calling, something that needs doing, or noise. Noise gets no reply and no space on your screen.
The replies get written
Anything worth answering comes back drafted, in the way your business already writes. It learns that from the replies you keep.
You say yes
Read it, change anything you like, send it. Nothing reaches a customer without you. That isn't a setting — the system has no way to send on its own.
Find out what your business needs
Six questions. No call, no pitch.
Most businesses already know something is leaking — they just can't name which thing. Answer these and you'll get a straight read on where yours is losing time, and what we'd actually do about it.
Marketing intelligence
In buildYour marketing only means something next to everyone else's.
Posting and hoping is not a strategy. Every week it reads what your audience is actually engaging with, what the people you compete with are putting out, and how your own work is landing against theirs — then tells you what to do more of and what to stop.
What's getting engagement in your world right now?
The formats, topics and hooks your audience is responding to this week, not last quarter.
What are your competitors doing, and is it working?
What they're posting, how often, and which of it lands — so you're reading the scoreboard, not guessing at it.
Where does your own performance sit against that?
Your reach, your replies and your enquiries, beside the benchmark rather than on their own.
What should you do about it this week?
A short list, in order, with the reason attached. Not a dashboard to interpret — a decision to make.
Why we built it
Admin is where small businesses quietly lose.
Spend a year inside an owner-run firm and you see the same thing every week. The work that wins business — calling people back, keeping promises, noticing the thing that's gone quiet — loses to the work that merely has to be done.
Nobody is bad at their job. There's just more arriving than there are hours, and the first thing to go is the follow-up nobody is chasing you for.
So we built the thing we wanted to exist: something that reads it all before you do, decides what's worth your morning, and has the boring half finished by the time you get there.
Price
A month, per business. What it covers depends on what you want it running.