Our own agents
We run our company on agents. Here they are.
Our inbox, support queue, outreach, social posts and on-call briefings. Agents do the work, a person approves what matters.

Email Triage
runs nightlyReads every inbound email, classifies it (support, sales, billing, spam) and files it with the right label. Genuinely ambiguous mail stays in the inbox for a human.
Support Reply
runs nightlyDrafts grounded replies to support email and sends the routine ones. Complex or sensitive threads become drafts for human review instead of auto-sending.
Outbound Outreach
on demandSends personalised outreach from the prospect sheet, tracks what was sent, and surfaces replies for a human to handle.
Social Content
runs MondaysDrafts a week of LinkedIn and X posts every Monday and emails them for review. Publishing is approval-gated: nothing goes live without a human clicking approve.
Research Digest
runs MondaysReads the industry sources you choose, summarises what changed last week, and emails a structured brief.
Incident Monitor
runs morningsSummarises overnight alerts and incidents into a single what-happened-what's-open brief for whoever is on call.
From the blog
How we run agents in production
Guide · 9 November 2026A booking page that works while you do not
Three emails to find one time is too many. How a booking page with your hours and your calendar behind it fills the diary, and what to set up first.
Guide · 9 November 2026Be found: your site and what Google knows of it
A site nobody finds is a brochure. What to check on each page, what Google knows of it, and how to make the few changes that matter, week by week.
Guide · 9 November 2026Know what is wrong: your email, your site and your rivals
Three things go wrong without a sound: your email setup, your website and what competitors are doing. How to check each in plain words, and who decides.
Free two-week pilot
Try it free for two weeks.
We set it up on one job your team repeats. You approve every email and post. If it does not work for you, you stop and pay nothing.
