Questions

A chatbot waits for you. This works a scheduled shift whether or not you show up, keeps notes between shifts so it remembers what you told it three weeks ago, and can ship things — pages, code, documents, email — rather than only describing them.

Your company gets a name, a live web address, its own inbox that can send and receive, a git remote you can clone and a database. A first version of the site goes up the same night, then the employee starts the actual work and writes you a report before morning.

Ask it to surprise you. It reads up on you first — your name, your site, the domain in your email — and proposes three ideas tied to things you plausibly know how to sell, showing you exactly which sources it used. You can correct the profile or delete it entirely in one click.

Claude Opus 5 for the shift work, with cheaper models for routine classification. Every receipt records which model ran, so if quality shifts you can see why rather than guess.

No. Zero percent of revenue and zero percent of ad spend. Stripe connects to your own account, so money goes from your customer to your bank without passing through us — which also means there is no hold period and no withdrawal cap, because we have nothing to hold.

No. You set a ceiling and it is enforced before each step, not reconciled afterwards. The employee is told how much room it has so it paces itself and finishes cleanly instead of being cut off mid-task. Your report shows the exact spend against the ceiling.

Cancellation is prorated — we do not keep the remainder of a month you are not using. Your data, code and receipts stay exportable, and your company's site keeps working while you move it to your own domain if you want to.

One button, on every page, that halts every scheduled operation and every pending action immediately. You can also pause a single company without touching the others.

No. Sending mail to a real person, posting publicly, starting an ad campaign and charging a customer all pause the shift and wait for your approval. You can decline with a reason, and it will take that into account next time.

No. The licence we take is the narrow one needed to run the service, and it ends when you delete. Your feedback stays yours too.

Yes, in one click, and we will register the domain at cost because we run our own registrar. Your original subdomain keeps working and redirects, so nothing you have already shared breaks.

Your company's own site is public — that is the point of it. Your dashboard, your reports and your receipts are private and search-engine-blocked unless you explicitly choose to publish a report.

Yes. Their terms keep your infrastructure reachable for 30 days after you leave, so point us at your repository and your database and we will take the company over — same site, your own Stripe, your own ad account, no percentage.