Do I need to be technical?
No. The whole point is that you do not need to understand agents, prompts or integrations. The dashboard guides you one step at a time, and a short lesson sits beside each step.
AI Employee Starter Kit
You are not lazy. You are overloaded.
Your brain is carrying too many open loops: the email you have not answered, the task you keep deferring, the follow-up you owe. Install version 1 of your first AI Personal Assistant, connect it safely to your context, and let it brief you every morning and night.
- Two-minute Finder
- No tech knowledge needed
- Free and instant result
Join the founding waitlist
Founding access and terms, first.
What you are building
One assistant, across the tools you already use.
Your approved tools
- Calendar
- Docs
- Notes
- Tasks
- Messages
Your AI Personal Assistant
Read-first. Approval-first.
Prepares for your review
- Morning brief
- Nightly brief
- Work prepared for your review
Works with your approved work tools, connected during setup where enabled. It reads, organises and drafts, and waits for your approval before anything is sent or changed.
The promise
Stop carrying every email, task and open loop in your head.
This is not about working harder or being more disciplined. It is about giving the open loops somewhere to live, so your head is clear enough to actually decide. Your assistant wakes up before you, scans the chaos, and tells you what matters. It does not replace your judgement. It carries the load you were never meant to hold all at once.
Who it is for
For overloaded people running more than one thing.
If you are the routing layer for everything around you, this is built for you.
What you will build
A guided dashboard, not a worksheet.
You install your assistant one step at a time. A short lesson sits beside each step, so you always know why you are doing it. By the end you have a trained assistant and your first Morning and Nightly Report.
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Install your assistant
Name it and set the boundaries it must respect.
2
What are you juggling
Tell it what you are actually responsible for.
3
Where is the chaos
Point it at the mess that costs you the most.
4
Tools and sources
Show it the context it is allowed to read.
5
Priority rules
Teach it how you decide what matters.
6
Train your voice
Give it examples so drafts sound like you.
7
Approval boundaries
Lock in what it can never do without asking.
8
The 10:80:10 rule
You start it, it does the grind, you finish it.
9
Your Morning Report
Build the brief that tells you what matters today.
10
Your Nightly Report
Capture loose ends and prepare tomorrow.
11
Your Setup Pack
Export everything your assistant needs to run.
12
14-day refinement
A simple plan to make it sharper each day.
What you walk away with
A 24/7 AI assistant foundation that knows your context, connects to your approved work tools where enabled, and prepares work for your review.
Morning Report
What matters today, your open loops and a suggested order of attack.
Nightly Report
What happened, loose tasks captured, tomorrow prepared.
Setup Pack
Everything your assistant needs, exported and ready to run.
The safety frame
Trust is the whole point.
The rules are simple, and they never change without your say.
Read-first by default
It reads, summarises, organises, drafts and recommends. It does not act on your accounts on its own.
Approval-first for anything that acts
Anything that sends, changes or contacts someone waits for your yes. You stay in control of every real decision.
10:80:10
You set the direction, the assistant does the heavy lifting, you review and approve. Heavier human review for anything sensitive.
What this is not
We will be honest about the line.
No hype, no overpromising. Here is what the Starter Kit is not.
The founding path
Start free. Go as far as you want.
The kit stands on its own. If you want more help later, the path is there. Waitlist members hear the founding terms first.
1Free
The Finder
Find the first assistant that would help you this week. You just took the first step.
You are here2Do it yourself
Starter Kit
The guided dashboard that installs your first AI Personal Assistant, step by step.
When you are ready3Done with you
Implementation Sprint
We wire your first assistant together so it fits your real tools and context.
When you are ready4Custom
Full build
A complete operating system across your business when you are ready for it.
When you are readyQuestions
The honest answers.
Is it safe to connect to my work?
It is read-first by default. It reads and drafts, and anything that acts waits for your approval. You decide what it can see and what it can never do without asking.
What does it actually do first?
It depends on where your overload lives. The Finder recommends your first build, often a Morning Report, inbox triage and draft replies, a notes and documents brain, a planning assistant, or a follow-up tracker.
When does it open?
The founding version is being built properly while the lessons are recorded. Join the waitlist and you will be among the first to get access and founding terms.
What does it cost?
The Finder is free. The Starter Kit is the do-it-yourself tier, with a done-with-you Implementation Sprint and a full custom build beyond it. Waitlist members hear the founding terms first.
Will you email me constantly?
No. You will get the build path and founding access news, nothing more. We store your consent time and source, and you can ask to be removed at any time.
Find the first assistant that would actually help you this week.
Take the two-minute Finder, get your result free, and join the founding waitlist. The build path comes to your inbox, read-first and approval-first the whole way.
Prefer to just join the list?
Privacy and consent
When you join, we store your first name, email, what you are drowning in most, your Finder answers and your result, along with the time and source of your consent. We use it only to send you the build path and founding access news for the AI Employee Starter Kit. We do not sell your data, we do not publish fake subscriber numbers, and you can ask to be removed at any time by replying to any email. See our privacy page for more.