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You are not slow. You are outnumbered.
By tasks. By meetings.
Take back ownership and scale your impact.
01
Four people are waiting on you
Four people cannot start until you hand them the thing. You have not started either.
You still have six people to ask.
02
So you booked the meeting, because nothing else works
An email would sit there until Thursday. So you took an hour from six people at once.
The loud one spoke first, and the rest agreed.
03
Your actual job starts at 20:00
The day went on chasing, nudging and copying answers into one document. Your real work
starts once everyone has gone home. Next month, the same again.
Your AI is obsessed with you. It tends to forget to ask everyone else what they think and
know. We help you change that. Today.
An AI colleague who represents your intent.
And puts it wherever you want to be. In every language. In every time zone.
In the six conversations you cannot be in at once.
Or while you are doing the work that actually needs
you. Or saying hi to your kids before they go up. What it frees is yours, to spend on
whatever you want — that is the only thing leverage is for.
Scale your org. Build your AI team. Do things better. Free your time
for what you do best.
You now manage AI.
An email
A meeting
A shared agent
Who works out what to ask?
You do, and you only think of half of it.
Whoever runs it, live, badly.
It does — from your goal, and differently for each person.
Does anyone tell you what to do next?
No. You get replies and a longer to-do list.
You leave with actions you assigned yourself.
Yes. It reads what came back and proposes the next move.
What happens to a minority view?
It arrives last and nobody re-reads the thread.
It loses to whoever spoke first.
It is surfaced at the right time, with a name on it.
Can it run without you in the room?
It stops the moment you stop chasing.
No. Nothing happens unless you convene it.
Yes. That is the point — it is your representative, driving things forward when you decide not to be there personally.
What does it cost to do it again next month?
The same again, all of it.
Six hours of other people, again.
Nothing. And by the third round it has seen things none of you had.
Your colleagues work with the agent, not for it. No form to
fill in — a short conversation, and the questions change based on what they say.
If they want their own AI to help them answer, that is fine. It still comes back with
their name on it, because they are the one who sent it.
Meet the team
A team of them. One job each.
Slides, spreadsheets, specs — your own AI writes them with you, alone in your own echo chamber. Shared agents are like digital coworkers who keep the momentum going, get the job done, and keep the files you assign them updated. Shared agents — this is the way.
These six are the ones we run ourselves. Each one has a name, owns a single job, and
talks to three or four people. You will not use ours — you will make your own,
and the first one takes about ten minutes.
The documents behind each oneEvery agent hands back a real file, not a summary in a chat window.What each one touches, and what stops being written by hand.ShowHide+
Build your first one
You set the goal. Your agent works out what to ask.
You do not write questions and this is not a survey. You say what you are trying to
reach and what a good answer looks like, hand over whatever you already have, and your
agent works out who to talk to and what to put to each of them. When the answers are
in, you get a view on what to do next.
01What do you want done?The outcome, not the steps. Pick the nearest one — you can say it your own way below.
02What does that look like?How it should judge its own work before coming back to you. Say what a good
answer has in it.
Echo · live
Say what you are trying to reach. Echo asks you three things, then writes the
purpose for you to paste into the box above.
03Give it something to work onThe spreadsheet to keep current, last month’s version, or a
template to fill in. Optional.
04Who should it talk to?They get a link — no account, no app, nothing to install.
Make it yoursName, cadence, colour, mark and voice — all optional▾
Name
Title
Runs
Colour
Mark
Voice
Live — you are building your first shared agent
Then it comes back with
05Who should it report to?Where the finished thing lands, and who gets told when somebody has not answered.
Beta is free. Your colleagues never need an account.
What your colleagues actually receiveKasper answers short questions, so Mira asks him short ones.One goal, two people, two different messages — and the reason for each.ShowHide+
To Kasper Answers in one line · five days late, every month
Contractor spend is €13,200 over. Still the front-end capacity? One line is fine.
Why She has asked him five times. Short questions come back. Long ones do not.
To Nadia Always on time · files the close
Your cost lines by Friday. Kasper says the €13,200 is front-end capacity taken on for a launch date that has since moved — you may want that before you file.
Why Nadia consolidates. She gets Kasper’s answer before anybody asks her for hers.
That is the whole difference. Not a questionnaire sent to a list. A colleague who has asked you before, remembers how you answer, and already knows what you need to hear before you can answer properly.
Plans
You pay for the work you get done.
On every plan, including freeAsked one at a time · names stay attached · gaps stay visible · scoped access only
Plan comparison
FreeOn your own
ProOne person, properly
Most teams start hereTeamThe multiplayer one
EnterpriseProcurement will ask
Scale
Agents
1
5
Unlimited
Unlimited
Projects
1
10
Unlimited
Unlimited
People per round
3
15
Unlimited
Unlimited
History kept
30 days
1 year
Unlimited
Your rules
How it runs
Standing — runs on a date, unprompted
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✓
✓
✓
Voice, in and out
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✓
✓
✓
Writes back into your files
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✓
✓
✓
Multiplayer
Shared agents, and guests scoped to one project
–
–
✓
✓
Roles, permissions, audit log
–
–
✓
✓
Enterprise
SSO, data residency, DPA, SLA
–
–
–
✓
Support
–
Email
Email
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One agent, start to finish
The same three days, twelve times a year.
01It is the third of the month. The close is due on the fifth, the same as every month.02Three people hold the numbers. They sit in different teams, and none of them sees the whole picture.03So Mira asks each of them on their own — one question each, on their phone.04Kasper answers before he has heard what Nadia said. So does everybody else.05Two of the answers do not match. Mira keeps both, with both names, and does not pick a side.06On the fifth you have the close, and every line says who said it.07It runs again on the third of next month. Nobody has to remember it.08By month three the same overspend is sitting in three different teams. That is the quarter you were about to miss.
What you actually did
You set it up once. You have run none of it since. Twelve times a year the close
lands on the fifth with a name on every line, and you did not write a question, chase
anybody or sit in a room. The third time it ran, it caught something in three teams at
once that nobody had put together — and that one was going to cost you the quarter.
Trust centre
What happens to what you tell them.
An agent knows only what you hand over, and tells only the people you
put on the project. Nothing you say travels further than you sent it. Echo is in beta — this
page says what is true today, including the parts that are not built yet.
What the asking itself protectsTrue on every plan, including free — these fall out of how an agent works4 controls▾
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Scoped, not connected
An agent sees the files you assign and the people you name. No standing access to your drive, your inbox or your calendar, and cannot go looking.
✓
You know before you answer
Every request says who is asking, who else is being asked, and that your name stays on your words. There is no surprise attribution, because there is no surprise.
✓
Declining is an answer
You can pass, or answer half. That is recorded as a decline — never replaced with something plausible written in your voice.
✓
Guests are scoped to one project
Consultants and clients see the project they are on. Their own AI stays outside it, and so does everything you run elsewhere.
Controls you holdWhat you can do, and the plan it becomes available on6 controls▾
✓
Revoke an agent
Switch one off and it stops mid-round. Nothing further is sent or asked.
✓
Export everything
Every answer, with its author and timestamp, in a file you keep.
✓
Roles and permissions
Who can create agents, add guests, and read what. Team and above.
✓
Audit log
Every message an agent sent, to whom, and when. Team and above.
✓
SSO and SAML
Your identity provider, and your offboarding. Enterprise.
✓
Residency and retention
Where it lives and how long you keep it. Enterprise.
Data and privacyHow answers are stored and who can reach them4 controls▾
✓
Encrypted in transit and at rest
TLS everywhere, and the database and file volumes are LUKS-encrypted at the provider. Annex II of the DPA has the detail.
✓
Answers stay in their project
An answer given on one project is not visible from another.
✓
Your content is not training data
What people tell an agent is not used to train models.
✓
Delete a project and it goes
Including the transcripts, on your retention schedule.
Documents5 items▾
Data processing agreement
Published, incorporated into the Terms by reference. No signature round needed; we countersign a copy on request.
