Finished tasks, not suggestions.

Your next operations hire
is not a person.

Andy is an AI chief of staff on a dedicated machine we run for you alone, wired into your email, your books and your numbers. It takes over the operational work you were about to hire for, finishes it inside your real systems, and by default holds every send, payment and deletion until you approve it, under rules you set.

Andy has been running real businesses every day since 2025.

Wired into your systemsemail, books, analytics, chat
A dedicated machineone per customer, data kept separate
Running since 2025in production, daily
You set the rulessends, payments, deletions wait by default
The Andy desktop Command Center: a triaged feed on the left, and on the right a customer email with Andy's drafted reply held behind an approve and send button
The Andy Command Center on a phone: a triaged feed with a contract renewal email, a staffing message from operations and a scheduled ops review, each with Andy's summary underneath
The Andy Command Center on a phone: a triaged feed with a contract renewal email, a staffing message from operations and a scheduled ops review, each with Andy's summary underneath

Connects to the stack you already run

+ anything with an API
See everything Andy connects to
What Andy does today

Not capabilities. Finished work.

Every line below is something Andy hands back done, in a business it runs right now, and every one names the system it came out of. By default, anything Andy would send, pay or delete is held until a person approves it.

Gmail

The overnight inbox arrives triaged. The three threads that need you sit at the top, with replies already drafted in your voice.

QuickBooks

A branded monthly P&L, built from the real books, in the chat about eight minutes after you ask for it.

Stripe

Revenue against target every Friday, without anyone asking, with what moved and why. Failed payments come with a chase draft attached.

Google Analytics & Search Console

Which pages lost ground this month and what to do about each one. A read, not a wall of charts.

Outlook & Teams

Meeting follow-ups written and posted into the right thread, once you have approved them.

Your website

Copy fixes and new pages built and staged against the live site. You see the exact change, then you approve the deploy.

Google Calendar

“Move my 2pm and tell everyone.” Rescheduled, attendees notified, and the clash with board prep caught before it bit.

OneDrive & To Do

Action items lifted out of email and meetings and filed as tasks, so nothing survives only in somebody’s head.

Before and after

What actually changes in the first month.

Not a productivity claim. A description of your week, written twice.

Before

You are the integration layer. The Monday report you rebuild by hand. The inbox that never empties. The job req that has been open four months because you cannot justify the salary. It is 11pm and you are stitching your own tools together again, because nothing else is going to.

After

The briefing is waiting before you are awake. Email triaged, calendar annotated, yesterday’s numbers against target, and the two things that need you sitting at the top. The P&L is a sentence in chat. The billing reply is already drafted in your voice, waiting on one tap. You stopped being the operator and started being the owner.

The rule that matters most

Andy does the work. You hold the send button.

This is the question everyone asks first. Andy drafts, stages and prepares. A person says go. By default that gate sits in front of anything sent, published, paid or deleted, and you set the rules.

Human required

What waits for you by default

  • Sending an email or a message. Andy writes it, you say send.
  • Deploying a change to your website. You see the exact change first.
  • Spending money. Every purchase or paid action needs an explicit yes.
  • Deleting data. Nothing is deleted until you confirm it.
  • Touching a new system. Andy gets only the scopes you grant.

What runs without you

Reading, pulling, building and drafting. Overnight triage, scheduled reports, research, whole documents. Routine housekeeping too: labeling, sorting and archiving email, and keeping your calendar up to date, including the updates your calendar sends to attendees. Everything up to the moment something would be sent, published, paid or deleted.

The point is not an AI acting alone. The point is one operator finishing work across every system you run, with you holding the pen on what gets sent, paid or deleted.

The approval rules are yours. Loosen or tighten them any time by asking Andy or in its settings, and every change is logged.

Read the security architecture
What you get

One operator, assembled for you.

Four modules. We set up the base and connect your systems. After that you shape the rest yourself, just by asking Andy.

Base

The operator, out of the box.

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. Everything else plugs in here.

See the Base module

Integrations

Your actual systems, connected directly.

Gmail, Outlook, Teams, Calendar, Stripe, QuickBooks, GA4, Search Console, your website. Native connections, no connector chain on top.

See integrations

Customizations

Tuned to how you run.

Standing jobs that fire on schedule, replies in your voice, rules that match your business. You shape them yourself by asking Andy or in its settings. This is what turns a capable operator into your operator.

See customizations

Dashboards

The numbers that matter, live.

Revenue, bookings, cash, marketing funnel, whatever you steer by. Refreshed on their own and delivered where you will actually look.

See dashboards
A finance module inside the Andy app: net revenue, new subscriptions, bookings and churn, then cash, runway and MRR
Finance

Cash, runway and revenue in one screen

Built for the systems a business already runs on. Live from Stripe, the books and the bank, split by entity, reconciled nightly.

A content module inside the Andy app: a review queue of drafted blog and social posts with approve and reject controls
Content

Andy drafts it. You approve it.

Drafted on a schedule, parked in a queue. By default, nothing publishes without a human click.

A day with Andy

Here’s what a Tuesday looks like.

Capabilities are abstract. A working day isn’t. This is the shape of a day Andy runs right now, in a live company.

Your briefing is waiting before you’re out of bed. Overnight email triaged, calendar annotated, yesterday’s numbers against target, and the two things that need a decision from you.

Morning briefing · 3 items

A customer emails a billing question. Andy pulls their payment history, drafts the reply in your voice, and waits for your one-tap approval before sending.

Draft held for approval

You ask for a P&L summary for tomorrow’s meeting. Andy queries the books, builds a branded PDF, and drops it in the chat eight minutes later.

P&L_June.pdf
Why it wins

Access plus memory plus persistence.

Every tool you own solves one slice, and the person stitching them together at 11pm is you. Here is what the alternatives actually do about that.

Capability
Chatbot
Workflow or RPA tool
Andy
Acts inside your real tools
No
Rigid, pre-wired
Yes, open-ended
Remembers your business
No
No
Yes, persistent
Works nights and weekends
Only while you type
Only fixed flows
Yes, on a schedule
What you stop paying for
The assistant subscription
The RPA vendor and integrator
A hire

Everything else in the market is a mouth or a machine. Andy is both.

The proof

Proven on a real, running business.

Andy runs a real business end to end. The email, the finances, the marketing, the website and the daily operations, every working day.

2025

In production since. Every working day, not a pilot.

3

Companies run end to end by one Andy: an operating business, a holding company and a tech startup.

~$19K/mo

Of agency and tool spend Andy took over, line by line.

Security & trust

A dedicated machine. Your data kept separate.

You’re handing an operator the keys to your business. That only works if your data is kept separate and handled with care.

How one Andy is wiredYour systems, on the left, connect to a dedicated machine we run for you. That machine holds the AI, supplied the way you choose, the memory of your business, and the credentials you grant, with access restricted to our systems. It reads from and acts inside your systems directly. By default, sending, paying and deleting stop at an approval gate and only go ahead after you sign off, and you set those rules. Other customers run on their own machines, and your data is kept separate from theirs.ANOTHER CUSTOMER · SEPARATE MACHINEANOTHER CUSTOMER · SEPARATE MACHINEYOUR SYSTEMSreads and actsYour AndyA dedicated machine we run for you.Your choice of AIyour Claude plan, your own key, or oursMemory of your businesspeople, decisions, how you like things doneProtected credentialsaccess restricted to our systemsTHE GATEYour approval rulesSend, pay or delete waitsfor you by default.Sent, posted, paidin your name, under your rules

A dedicated machine

Every customer gets a dedicated machine we run for them, and your data is kept separate from other customers’ data.

Restricted credentials

Stored with access restricted to our systems, separate from every other customer’s.

A record of what Andy did

Andy keeps a record of what it did, and every change to your approval rules is logged.

Your data and memory are yours

No lock-in. Export any time, or buy out your Andy and we move it to infrastructure in your own name. You also choose how the AI is supplied, and can switch any time.

About to post an ops job? Send us the job description. We’ll come back with a line-by-line breakdown of what Andy does of it, and what’s left for a human.

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Next step

Andy already runs a real business. Yours could be next.

Thirty minutes, no slides. We show you the live operator, then map what it would take over first in your business.

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