We put agents in the gaps between your systems.

Why we exist

Most of the manual work in a small business is not the work itself. It is the handoff between systems: retyping an order that arrived by email, turning a phone call into a record, chasing an invoice that a person already knows is late.

Software vendors solve this by asking you to move onto their platform. That means a migration, a retraining, and a year of paying for two systems. For a business with ten or fifty people, the cure costs more than the disease.

So we took the other route. Keep the systems. Put an agent in the gap.

How we work

We start by watching the work, not by demoing a product. A week of seeing where the hours actually go tells us more than any discovery questionnaire.

Then we build one agent for one job, connect it to your accounts through their real APIs, and run it with a person approving anything customer-facing or financial. When you trust it, you loosen the leash.

• One agent, one job. Easier to trust, test and switch off than a platform that does everything badly.
• Fixed prices. Discovery, build and a monthly run fee, with nothing on an hourly meter.
• You keep the code. If you stop working with us, the agent and its documentation stay yours.
• Every agent runs in production on real work before we offer it to anyone.

What we will not do

We say no more often than a sales team would like, because the wrong first project is how these efforts die.

• We will not sell you an agent for a job that needs judgment, taste or negotiation. AI can draft those. It should not decide them.
• We will not run an agent unattended on day one. Approval steps come off when the numbers earn it, not when the contract starts.
• We will not tell you to replace software that is working. If the honest answer is a report or a Zapier automation, that is the answer you get.
• We will not train models on your data. We use hosted models through their business APIs, and your data stays in your accounts.

Where we are

We are based in California and work with businesses across the United States. Most engagements run remotely, because the work lives in your systems rather than your office.