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Your business,
one conversation away
An AI agent that runs your business tasks through one conversation. It does things for you — emails, bookings, research, reminders. When it can't do something, it builds the capability itself.
How it works
Talk to it like a person.
It handles the rest.
01
You say what you need
No menus, no dashboards, no learning curve. Just say what you want done — text or voice. "Book me a flight to London" or "draft a reply to Sarah."
02
It figures out how
The agent checks what it can do, browses the web if needed, gathers missing details, and executes — always confirming before it acts on your behalf.
03
It grows with you
When it hits a wall, it doesn't stop. It flags the gap, AI builds the integration automatically, and you get notified when it's ready.
In action
It does things.
Not just answers.
This isn't a chatbot that gives you information and leaves you to act on it. It reads, writes, searches, books, and follows through.
Emails — search, read, draft, send. Ask who contacted you, reply in seconds.
Web browsing — searches the internet, navigates sites, and takes actions for you.
Notes and reminders — capture things by talking, get reminded at the right moment.
Honest about its limits — if it can't do something, it tells you — then AI builds it.
Nod Agent — online
U
Did anyone email me about the new schedule?
M
Two emails about the schedule:
Sarah M. — asking if the Thursday 6pm slot is staying
Mike R. — wants to know about the new times
Want me to draft replies?
Sarah M. — asking if the Thursday 6pm slot is staying
Mike R. — wants to know about the new times
Want me to draft replies?
U
Tell Sarah Thursday is confirmed. Tell Mike to check the website.
M
Drafts ready:
📧 To Sarah M. — confirming Thursday 6pm
📧 To Mike R. — directing him to the website
Send both, or want to edit first? ✓ drafts ready — awaiting your go
📧 To Sarah M. — confirming Thursday 6pm
📧 To Mike R. — directing him to the website
Send both, or want to edit first? ✓ drafts ready — awaiting your go
U
Send both. Also, find me flights to Melbourne next Friday under $300.
M
Emails sent. ✓
Found 3 options under $300 for next Friday:
Jetstar — $189, departs 7:15am
Virgin — $245, departs 10:30am
Qantas — $289, departs 2:00pm
Want me to book one?
Found 3 options under $300 for next Friday:
Jetstar — $189, departs 7:15am
Virgin — $245, departs 10:30am
Qantas — $289, departs 2:00pm
Want me to book one?
when it can't do something
U
Can you post about this on our Instagram?
M
I can't post to Instagram yet — that integration isn't available right now.
I've flagged it. AI is working on building this and I'll let you know the moment it's ready.
Want me to draft the caption so it's good to go? ⚑ capability request logged
I've flagged it. AI is working on building this and I'll let you know the moment it's ready.
Want me to draft the caption so it's good to go? ⚑ capability request logged
Personalisation
It learns you.
Not just your tools.
A good business assistant doesn't ask the same question twice. The more you use it, the less you have to explain — it starts making decisions the way you would.
Your voice
How you write emails, your tone with clients vs friends, whether you sign off with "Cheers" or "Best". It drafts in your voice, not its own.
"Keep it casual with Sarah — she's a friend. Formal with Mike — he's a new client."
Your decisions
You always pick the morning flight. You'd rather pay more for direct routes. You go cheap on supplies but splurge on client dinners. It stops asking and starts doing.
"Book the 7am direct — that's what you usually go with."
Your people
Who matters to you, your relationship with them, context from past interactions. It knows the social map so it handles things with the right touch.
"Sarah is your biggest client — I'll keep this reply extra polished."
Your rhythm
No meetings before 10am. Fridays are deep work. Admin gets batched on Monday mornings. It protects your time the way you would.
"Moved that call to Tuesday — you don't take meetings on Fridays."
Your preferences
Favourite restaurants for client lunches. The hotel chain you always book. Dietary restrictions. The fact that you hate phone calls and prefer everything in writing.
"Booked your usual table at Osteria — window seat, 12:30pm."
Your priorities
What you're working on right now. Which projects matter most. Who you're trying to close. So when something comes in, it knows if it's urgent or noise.
"New email from Acme — this is related to the deal you've been working on."
Your patterns
You always send a follow-up after meetings. Receipts go to your accountant. Flight confirmations get added to the calendar. It notices, then automates.
"I noticed you always follow up after calls — want me to do that automatically?"
Your boundaries
What you don't want to be bothered with. What's urgent vs what can wait. Who gets through to you immediately and who gets a polite holding reply.
"Held off on pinging you — it wasn't urgent and you're in focus mode."
After a few weeks of use
U
Book me a flight to Sydney next week.
M
Found a morning direct on Qantas for $312 — window seat, the way you like it. Departure Tuesday at 7:15am, back Thursday evening. That fits your schedule since you keep Fridays clear.
I'll add it to your calendar and forward the confirmation to your accountant.
Book this one?
I'll add it to your calendar and forward the confirmation to your accountant.
Book this one?
Custom workflows
Teach it how you work.
It remembers.
Custom workflow user-defined
U
When I ask you to write ad copy, follow these steps: first research the competition, then figure out 3 different angles, then write the copy for each angle.
M
Got it. Saved as a workflow:
1. Research competitors
2. Identify 3 distinct angles
3. Write copy for each angle
Next time you say "write ad copy for X", I'll run all three steps automatically. ✓ workflow saved
1. Research competitors
2. Identify 3 distinct angles
3. Write copy for each angle
Next time you say "write ad copy for X", I'll run all three steps automatically. ✓ workflow saved
U
Write ad copy for our new protein bar.
M
Running your ad copy workflow...
Step 1 — Competition
Found campaigns from Rxbar, Barebells, GoMacro. Key themes: clean ingredients, gym lifestyle, convenience.
Step 2 — Angles
→ "No BS ingredients" (transparency)
→ "For people who actually train" (identity)
→ "Tastes like a cheat meal" (indulgence)
Step 3 — Copy
Writing three versions now...
Step 1 — Competition
Found campaigns from Rxbar, Barebells, GoMacro. Key themes: clean ingredients, gym lifestyle, convenience.
Step 2 — Angles
→ "No BS ingredients" (transparency)
→ "For people who actually train" (identity)
→ "Tastes like a cheat meal" (indulgence)
Step 3 — Copy
Writing three versions now...
Define multi-step processes in plain language. The agent saves them and runs them automatically whenever you trigger them.
Client onboarding
"When I get a new client, send a welcome email, create a shared folder in Drive, and set a reminder to follow up in 3 days."
Weekly reporting
"Every Monday, pull key metrics from the dashboard, summarise them, and email the summary to the team."
Content creation
"When writing a blog post, first research trending topics, then outline, then draft, then suggest a headline."
Setup
There isn't one.
No configuration. No onboarding wizard. No 45-minute setup call. Sign up, connect your accounts, and start talking.
01
Create your account
Sign up with your email. That's the only form you'll ever fill out.
~30 seconds
→
02
Connect your tools
Sign in with Google, Outlook, or whatever you use. One-click OAuth — no API keys, no tokens, no developer setup.
~60 seconds
→
03
Start talking
That's it. Your agent is ready. Built-in capabilities like notes, reminders, and web browsing work immediately — no connection needed.
you're done
Some capabilities work instantly — notes, reminders, web browsing, and research need zero setup. For integrations that access your accounts like email or cloud storage, it's a single OAuth login. No API keys. No developer console. No IT department.
Gmail
Google Drive
Outlook
Calendar
+ more coming
The feedback loop
It gets smarter because
you use it
Every time the agent hits a wall, it turns that into a signal. AI builds the integration. You benefit.
01 — DETECT
Agent recognises the gap
You ask for something that's not available yet. The agent doesn't guess or fail silently — it tells you plainly.
"I don't have access to Instagram yet."
02 — FLAG
Request gets logged
The capability gap is automatically flagged with full context — what you needed, when, and why.
⚑ instagram.post — requested by user
03 — BUILD
AI builds the integration
The system uses AI to construct the new integration automatically. The most-requested capabilities get prioritised. Real usage drives the roadmap.
instagram plugin → capability registry → deployed
04 — NOTIFY
You get notified
The moment the integration goes live, your agent lets you know. No settings to change — it just works.
"Hey — I can post to Instagram now. Want to try?"
Stop managing tools.
Start talking to one.
We're onboarding early users now. One conversation is all it takes — an agent that handles your business and builds new capabilities when it can't.
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