Work that happens on schedule, whether or not you remember.
Tell Amy once. Every morning, every Monday, every hour, the finished work arrives where you read.
$50 in free credits to start, no card.
Set up in one message.
Ask in Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram or email. She confirms, then it runs.
Asked at 5:12 on Monday. The first three briefs are in the channel at 8:00 on Tuesday.
No builder. No cron. A conversation.
1
Say it once, in plain words.
Every hour, every morning, every Monday at 9:00. She understands the outcome and asks for anything missing.
2
She confirms the plan before it runs.
A plain-English summary, your yes, then the steps, the schedule and a check that the tools are connected.
3
It lands where you read.
Email, Slack, WhatsApp or Telegram, on time, whether or not anyone remembers to ask.
The work that comes round every week.
Most of what people hand over is recurring. A few of the tasks she already runs.
Every morning
- Log campaign leads into HubSpot
- Flag candidates stuck in a stage too long
- Chase hiring managers for interview feedback
- Screen new candidates into profiles
Every week
- Pull campaign numbers into the Monday report
- Sync campaign activities to HubSpot
- Chase missing campaign numbers
- Compile a weekly design asset status brief
Every month
- Round up campaign results for the monthly report
- Pull the month-end pack into a board-ready sheet
- Log investor update actions to HubSpot
- Summarise outstanding documents before month end
And every hour, when the work needs it. Every task she can take.
Runs on its own. Answers to you.
Autonomy earns trust one confirmation at a time.
- Change it by asking: pause it until next month, run it now, move the output.
- Nothing is created, changed or deleted without your confirmation.
- Every version passes a safety check before it runs. A blocked edit never replaces a working one.
- The Activity page keeps every run: the steps, the output, the credits it used.
Do I need to build a workflow?
No. There is no builder, no scheduling syntax and no cron. You describe the outcome and the cadence in a message, and she builds the steps.
What if a tool isn't connected?
She saves the task as a draft and tells you what to connect. Nothing runs half set up.
Can I change one later?
Yes, by asking in the same conversation. The previous version keeps running until the new one has passed its check.
What does it cost?
Scheduled tasks spend from the same credit pool as everything else. Set one up on your $50 in free credits and see.
Say it once. Consider it done.
The first one takes a message. Tomorrow morning it is just there.
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