Remote-first software company, working with teams worldwide
We build AI task automation for phones. Describe the routine, the app assembles it — no code, no scripts, no waiting on IT.
Drag blocks, not syntax. Conditions, loops, branches and approvals are all tappable on a phone screen. Nothing in the builder requires a keyboard shortcut or a terminal.
Type the task in plain words — 'file every receipt from my inbox into the expense sheet' — and the model drafts the flow. You review each step before it ever runs.
Start a flow on time, on location, on a new message, on a calendar change, on a file landing in a folder. Chain triggers so one event starts the next job.
Mail, calendars, storage, chat, sheets, CRM and ticketing — connected through authenticated accounts rather than scraped screens, so flows keep working after an update.
A library of automations for the routines most people share: invoice filing, lead follow-up, shift reminders, report assembly. Install one, edit the parts that differ.
When a workflow is specific to one business, our team builds and tests it inside your workspace, then hands it over as an editable flow rather than a black box.
Screens and working sessions from the way we build.
Three ways teams start. Ask for one by name in the form below.
We sit with your team for a session, list the repeated work and rank it by hours saved against effort to automate.
Your workspace set up, accounts connected, the first batch of routines live and the team trained to edit them.
For workflows no template covers — we build, test against real data and hand over an editable flow.
Scope and timelines are agreed after the mapping call — we quote on your workflows, not on a list.
Name, email, and a line about the task that eats your week. That is enough to start.
We walk through the routine as it actually happens — the exceptions included — and say plainly what can be automated and what cannot.
Flows are built in your workspace and run against real cases first. You see every step in the log before anything touches a live account.
You get editable flows, not a sealed integration. Change a trigger, swap a tool, add a branch — without calling us back.
I described the invoice routine in one sentence and the app drafted the whole flow. I changed two steps and it has been filing them ever since.
The mapping call was the useful part. They told us which two tasks were worth automating and which one was not. We did those two.
Building on a phone sounded unlikely until I tried it. Triggers on location and calendar cover most of what my team repeats.
One line about the task is enough — we will tell you whether it is worth automating.
Someone from the automation team will get in touch shortly to set up the mapping call.
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