A done-for-you AI team for small business

You already run the show. Now you've got the team to run it with.

We build your business a small AI team, trained on how you actually work and run entirely by us. Nothing to set up, nothing to manage. You ask for what you need in plain words, and it gets done in the background.

You stay in charge. There's just a lot more getting done.

Your team is doing three jobs. They spend hours on work anyone could do, and the work only they can do keeps waiting for a free hour that never comes. Hiring is slow, expensive, and risky. What if the routine work just got handled, quietly, every day, for all of them?

Give everyone a team.

You've heard you should be using AI by now. The catch is that most of it is one more tool someone has to sit down and run. This is the opposite. We give every person on your team their own set of hands for the work that's beneath them. The follow-ups, the inbox, the paperwork, the posts, all the stuff that eats a day and moves nothing. It comes off their plate, so they spend their time deciding and directing instead of doing. That's what it feels like to be an executive with a team under you, and here the whole company gets to work that way. We build it, we train it on your business, and we run it. You just say what you need, in plain words, and it gets done.

You already know the jobs.

There's a short list of work every small business is drowning in, and it's the same list everywhere. The reviews you never get around to asking for. The messages piling up while you're on a job. The follow-ups you swear you'll get to and don't. The content you keep meaning to post. The paperwork that eats another evening. The numbers you find out about six weeks too late.

These are the jobs businesses are paying thousands of dollars to hand off, because they're the ones that never stop and never get done. We know exactly what's on that list. So we built a team that takes it on.

Answering and bookingAsking for reviews, handling the ones that landChasing the follow-upsOne conversation into a month of contentNotes into finished paperworkKeeping an eye on the numbersWiring your tools together

And honestly, so much more

It's not just the busywork. It's also an AI you can talk to at 11pm, think a problem through with, and get an actual opinion from. And it remembers. Everything you tell it, every preference, every detail about how you work, it keeps. It never forgets, never makes you repeat yourself, and never has an off day. Nights, weekends, holidays. It doesn't quit.

Meet the team

You don't hire all of them on day one. Most people start with one role that's eating their week, and we add the rest as you grow.

Your Assistant
Keeps your inbox sorted, books appointments, chases follow-ups, and keeps your files tidy.
Your Marketer
Drafts posts, runs campaigns, and keeps your name in front of the right people.
Your Sales Rep
Chases leads, follows up, sends quotes, and keeps your pipeline moving.
Your Bookkeeper
Tracks receipts, invoices, and expenses so your numbers stay tidy and ready.
Your Legal Assistant
Drafts and reviews contracts, organizes your paperwork, and flags what to raise with your lawyer.
Your Designer
Keeps your documents, decks, and posts consistent and on-brand, and turns rough ideas into something you can send.

And the team grows. Need another role next quarter? We add it.

Your Bookkeeper and Legal Assistant handle the legwork and keep you organized. They keep you ready for your accountant and lawyer, not a replacement for them.

A morning with my team

For most of my career, when something needed doing, the answer was to go find the person who did it. That's what a company is. You hire people, they hold the parts you can't hold, and the whole thing works because nobody is carrying all of it at once. Small businesses don't get that. When you're small you are the marketing department and the finance department and the person who books the meeting and the person who files the receipt, and the problem was never that any one of those jobs is hard. It's that there are eleven of them and they all show up on the same Tuesday morning.

So that's why I didn't want another tool. I've bought plenty of tools over the years and every one of them left the work exactly where it was, just sitting behind a nicer interface. I wanted a team.

Here is what that means mechanically, because this is the part that takes people a second. My EA has its own email address. Not mine, its own. It isn't perched on my shoulder reading over me while I work, it's sitting on the inboxes I've given it, doing things while I'm somewhere else entirely.

Last week I asked it to book a meeting, and that was the whole of my involvement. I didn't send the invite, and I didn't do the is-Thursday-better-for-you-or-Friday dance that somehow takes four emails and two days to settle. I found out about the meeting the way I find out about all of my meetings, which is that it was in my calendar and I had to go to it.

A new client came in overnight, and by the time I opened the laptop there was a proposal drafted, a presentation built out of work we had already done, and a quote sitting there waiting on me. Drafted. Not sent. (Something confidently emailing my clients at 2am is a genuinely terrible idea and I'd like to state for the record that it isn't this.)

Receipts got logged, which is the least impressive sentence in this letter and quite possibly my favourite one, because they come in, they go where they're supposed to go, and I never think about them again.

And somewhere in the middle of all of that, without being asked, it flagged a handful of people I should probably follow up with this week.

None of this is a demo. That was Tuesday.

What I didn't expect was what it does to the shape of a day. The work I actually care about, the work that only I can do, used to be the thing I got to last, if I got to it at all, because the eleven small jobs always went first. They still arrive. They just don't wait for me anymore. I still open the laptop braced to do all of it myself, and then I don't.

Jeremy

How it works

1

We talk.

We learn your business, your tools, and where the time goes.

2

We build your team.

We set up and train your team for the way you actually work. You don't touch anything technical.

3

They do work.

Your team runs every day and grows with you. We stay close and keep improving it.

Why it's different

It's not a tool you run.

No prompts to write, no settings to figure out, nothing to wire up. You tell your team what you need in plain words, the same way you'd ask a person, and it gets done. We build it and we run it.

It comes back to you.

You don't have to sit watching a screen waiting for work to land. When a job is done or something needs your call, it reaches you by email.

Done for you.

You don't build it or manage it. We do. We learn your business, set the team up, train it, and keep making it better.

Your own private team.

Your team and your information live in your own private space, not mixed in with everyone else's. Your business stays yours.

It grows with you.

Start with one role, add more as you grow. The team gets smarter about your business over time.

Always on.

They don't sleep, take holidays, or quit.

Built for small teams where everyone's overloaded. If you've got a handful of good people buried in busywork, and you'd grow faster if the routine work just disappeared, this is for you.

My Other Team's resume

Every good hire comes with one. Here's the experience, the skills, and a healthy lack of modesty.

Experience

Answering and booking

I sweep your inbox through the day and pull out the few messages that actually need you. The lead that used to sit until Monday gets answered in your voice and booked straight into your calendar, invite and all. It doesn't wait around for you to find a free hour.

Drafting emails

Give me your tone and I'll handle the replies and follow-ups. You read, hit send, and everyone assumes you're remarkably on top of things. You're welcome.

One conversation, a month of content

Hand me the notes or the transcript from a call and I turn it into the posts, the email, and the blog you keep meaning to write. In your voice, not robot voice.

Finished paperwork, not a blank page

Give me your notes and I hand back the proposal, the report, the summary you've been avoiding since Monday. Branded and ready to send while the client's still paying attention. First drafts are my love language.

Running outreach

Follow-ups are my specialty, especially the ones you swear you'll get to and never do. Leads don't go cold on my watch.

Keeping the numbers in view

I pull your week into a plain-English brief so you actually know what happened, without opening six dashboards. I only tap you on the shoulder when something genuinely deserves it.

Thinking things through

I'm an AI, so I'm great to think out loud with at 11pm. I'll weigh the options and give you an actual opinion. Sounding board, second brain, and I promise not to make it weird.

Skills

Fast learnerEasy to get along withPlays well with othersTakes feedback wellWorks nights and weekendsNever calls in sickZero dramaNever asks for a raiseKnows pretty much everything

The weight off your shoulders you didn't think you could afford.

Founding clients

We're taking on a small number of founding clients right now. You get our full attention, a founding rate locked in, and a direct line to shape what your team becomes. In return, we'd love your honest feedback.

Questions

Let's build your team.

Tell us a little about your business and we'll set up a starter team you can actually try.