Your staff
Each one is a job, not a chatbot. Hire the ones you need and leave the rest.
On the payroll · 6
Chief of Staff
On dutyRuns your day and keeps everything moving
- 22
- Runs / 30d
- —
- Approved as-is
- $4.18
- Cost / 30d
No track record yet.
Inbox Manager
On dutyKeeps your email under control
- 288
- Runs / 30d
- 26%
- Approved as-is
- $12.40
- Cost / 30d
1 approved, 9 edited, 11 declined on contact people.
Sales Rep
On dutyWorks your pipeline
- 21
- Runs / 30d
- 98%
- Approved as-is
- $6.90
- Cost / 30d
29 approved, 1 edited, 0 declined on contact people.
Marketing Lead
On dutyBuilds and runs your marketing
- 30
- Runs / 30d
- 95%
- Approved as-is
- $9.05
- Cost / 30d
20 approved, 2 edited, 0 declined on publish publicly.
Admin Assistant
On dutyHandles the paperwork and the scheduling
- 29
- Runs / 30d
- —
- Approved as-is
- $3.12
- Cost / 30d
No track record yet.
Bookkeeper
PausedKeeps the record of money in and out
- 3
- Runs / 30d
- —
- Approved as-is
- $0.88
- Cost / 30d
No track record yet.
Available to hire · 14
Chief Financial Officer
Leadership
Runway, cash forecasting and what a decision does to the shape of the business a year out. Says plainly what you cannot afford.
- “How long is our runway, and on what assumptions?”
- “Can we afford to hire someone this year?”
Research Analyst
Leadership
Looks outward — competitors, markets, suppliers, regulation — and comes back with sources and with the gaps stated honestly.
- “Research our top three competitors”
- “Is there demand for this in our area?”
Business Historian
Leadership
Answers what was decided, why, and what happened last time — from your own records, with the record cited.
- “Have we done this before?”
- “Why did we decide this, and does it still hold?”
Ads Manager
Growth
Builds campaigns, watches the spend, and turns off what is not working. Never spends past the limit you set.
- “How are my campaigns doing?”
- “Propose a campaign for our best-selling service”
Product Designer
Growth
Takes a rough idea and comes back with who it is for, what it does, what it should cost, and what could sink it.
- “Turn this idea into a proper concept”
- “Who would actually buy this, and why?”
Web Developer
Growth
Writes the pages, keeps them current, and makes it obvious what you sell and how to get in touch.
- “What's out of date on our website?”
- “Write a page for this service”
Support Agent
Revenue
Handles the questions you answer over and over, escalates the ones you should see, and spots the same complaint appearing three times.
- “Answer what's waiting in support”
- “What are customers complaining about?”
Customer Success
Revenue
Spots the ones going quiet before they leave, tracks every renewal, and finds room to grow the accounts that are happy.
- “Which customers have gone quiet?”
- “What renewals are coming up?”
Finance Analyst
Operations
Prices jobs properly, shows which services and customers are actually profitable, and puts a number on the decision you are weighing.
- “What should we charge for this?”
- “Which of our services actually make money?”
Forensic Accountant
Operations
Traces a discrepancy to its cause — a duplicate payment, a price that crept up, an entry in the wrong place — and hands you the evidence trail.
- “Why doesn't this account reconcile?”
- “Have we paid any invoice twice this year?”
Operations Manager
Operations
Turns loose commitments into tracked work, notices what is stuck, and writes down how things get done.
- “What's stuck right now?”
- “Turn my notes into tracked tasks”
Fact Checker
Operations
Goes through finished work claim by claim and tells you what is verified, what could not be verified, and what the source actually says.
- “Check every claim in this before it goes out”
- “What in here can't we back up?”
Recruiter
People
Writes the job post, screens the applications against your criteria, and gives you a shortlist with reasons.
- “Write a job post for this role”
- “Screen the applications we've received”
People Lead
People
Prepares onboarding, keeps one-to-ones actually happening, and tells you why people leave — ideally before they do.
- “Plan the first week for a new starter”
- “Who has not had a one-to-one in a while?”
Whatever you hire, the fence on the autonomy page applies. Right now 3 kinds of work run without asking.