Cash, runway and revenue in one screen
Pulled live from Stripe, the books and the bank, split by entity, reconciled nightly. No spreadsheet, no export, no month-end scramble.
One operator on a dedicated machine we run for you, with real access to your systems, a memory of your business, and, by default, a human holding the pen on everything it sends, pays or deletes. Here is what it is made of.
An AI chief of staff is a persistent AI operator that works for a single business. Not a chatbot in a browser tab. It runs on a dedicated machine we run for you, holds real authenticated connections into the systems your business already uses, and carries a working memory of your company: your people, your numbers, your preferences, your voice. You ask for something in plain language and it comes back with the finished thing. The report, the draft, the updated page. By default, anything it would send, publish, pay or delete, an email, a post, a change to your live website, is staged and held until a human approves it, and you set those rules. That last part matters. The point is not an AI acting on its own. The point is one operator that finishes work across every system you run, with you holding the pen on what gets sent, paid or deleted. You can watch how a task actually runs, or see how that compares with chatbots, workflow tools and hiring.
We set up the base and connect your systems. After that you shape the rest yourself, just by asking Andy. Four modules, one operator.
Your Andy, on a dedicated machine we run for you alone: chat, a triaged Command Center, memory of your business, and a home for your files. The brain and the hands. Everything else plugs in here.
“Wired in” means Andy signs into your systems the way a trusted employee would: native, authenticated connections with the scopes you approve. No copy-paste middleware, no chain of automation triggers waiting to snap. Andy does the work where the work already lives.
Connects to the stack you already run
Standing jobs that fire on schedule, replies in your voice, rules that match your business. You shape them yourself, by asking Andy in plain language or in its settings, and that is what turns a capable operator into your operator.
Revenue, bookings, cash, marketing funnel, whatever you steer by. Configured for your business, refreshed on their own, delivered where you will actually look: as cards in the Command Center, not another dashboard you forget to open.
A module is a screen configured for how a business runs, wired to that business’s own systems and dropped into its Andy. Here are four, each set up against a real business’s actual systems.
Every module lands on the same home grid, each one carrying a live number from that company’s systems before you even open it.
Pulled live from Stripe, the books and the bank, split by entity, reconciled nightly. No spreadsheet, no export, no month-end scramble.
Analytics, ads and Search Console joined to the payments that closed, so cost per customer is a fact instead of an argument.
Blog and social drafted on a schedule and parked in a review queue. By default, nothing publishes until a human clicks approve, and one kill switch halts the lot.
Some businesses run their own Nextcloud. Andy connects to it directly, and its calendar, tasks, contacts and notes become native screens in Andy.
We set up your base and your connections. After that, describe the screen you wish you had and we tell you what it takes. Much of it you can shape yourself by asking Andy, and anything that needs new development by our team is agreed separately, in writing.
You choose how the AI is supplied: your own Claude subscription (the default), your own Anthropic API key, or AI we supply, and you can switch any time. No lock-in on the rest either. Export your data any time, or buy out your Andy and we move it to infrastructure in your own name.
Andy drafts, stages and prepares. By default, a human approves anything sent, published, paid or deleted: emails, messages, posts, website deploys, payments. Routine email and calendar housekeeping runs on its own. The rules are yours to set, by asking Andy or in its settings. You get the speed of an operator with the control of a sign-off.
The control story runs deeper than the gate. A dedicated machine per customer with your data kept separate, restricted credentials, and a record of what Andy did: read the full security architecture. Want the head-to-head with chatbots and hiring? That's why Andy. Ready to see it on your own stack? Start here.
You have seen what it is. Now watch it work on your business.
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