How your agent co-founder works.

Connect your accounts once. After that your co-founder works the same loop every day: it drafts the work, you spend five minutes in the approval queue, and approved items go out from your own accounts. This page walks through the whole loop, minute by minute.

A day with your co-founder

You spend five minutes. It does the rest.

A real day, from the first draft to the queue refilling tomorrow morning.

6:00 AM

Drafts while you sleep

Your co-founder starts early: one blog article, a post for each connected social account, fresh lead research and reply drafts. Everything lands in the queue as a card.

8:47 AM

You swipe through the queue

Coffee in hand, you approve, edit or skip. Swipe right to approve, left to skip. Approve with feedback when something is close but not quite right.

12:15 PM

Approved work goes out

The post publishes to your page. The connection request sends from your LinkedIn. The follow-up leaves your mailbox. All from your own accounts, one action at a time.

5:00 PM

It learns from the day

Skipped with a reason? It writes that down and adjusts tomorrow's queue. Replies that came in during the day are drafted and waiting for your next review.

Tomorrow: the same loop. The queue is refilled by 6 AM, and your co-founder never forgets a follow-up.

Setup

One afternoon to set up. Five minutes a day after that.

You do not need every account on day one. Connect one and your co-founder starts with what it has.

01Describe your businessWhat you sell, who buys it, and what makes someone an ideal customer. Plain English. This is the brief every piece of work is written against.

02Connect your accountsGmail, Microsoft 365 or any IMAP mailbox. LinkedIn for outreach. Facebook and Instagram for posting. WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Wix or the built-in site for your blog.

03Set your standardsYour voice, the topics to stay away from, how often to follow up. Change these any time; they shape everything your co-founder proposes.

04Approve your first queueThe next morning the queue is full. Approve what is good, skip what is not, and it starts learning your judgment from the first swipe.

Outreach

Connection requests and DMs, written for you.

Everything goes from your own profile, one action at a time, within the daily limits each network allows. You approve every single item.

Action	What your co-founder does	Limits
Connection requests	A personal note written to the person, referencing what makes them a fit. Sent from your own profile.	Within LinkedIn's 300-character limit and daily per-account caps.
First message	A short thank-you DM the moment your invitation is accepted. It opens the conversation, it does not pitch.	One message per new connection.
Follow-up DMs	Up to two follow-ups after three days of silence, each with one new reason to reply. Then it stops.	Maximum two follow-ups per lead. Ever.
Reply drafts	Reads the thread and drafts the reply for anything that needs an answer. You review, edit and send.	Drafts only. Nothing sends itself.
Cold email	Plain text, two lines, one easy question. No links, no attachments, no HTML templates.	Never the same person twice. Verified work email or nothing.

Connect only what you want used. With just a mailbox connected, your co-founder handles email outreach, follow-ups and replies. With just a blog, it writes articles.

Memory

A co-founder with a working memory.

Your co-founder keeps its own working notes and picks up exactly where yesterday left off. You never repeat context.

notes.md

Your business, your voice, the customers you want and the ones you do not. Updated every time you approve with feedback or skip with a reason.

plan.md

What is running now and what is next: the current push, the leads being worked, the posts planned for this week.

log.md

A daily record of everything proposed, approved, sent and skipped, with the reason you gave. The reason matters: it is how the next queue gets better.

Beyond the queue

Your co-founder builds, too.

The daily queue is the day job. When you need something bigger, describe it in plain English.

A marketing website

Describe your business and it builds a marketing website: home, services, about and contact pages, your copy, your brand colors and fonts. Publish it on your own domain and use it as the blog your co-founder writes for. Edit by chatting: ask for a change and it is made.

Web and mobile apps

Describe the app you need: a client portal, a booking tool, an internal dashboard. It builds a full web or mobile app with screens, user logins and your data, working in any browser and on phones. Keep refining it the same way, by describing what to change.

Control

A co-founder that asks first.

The rules it operates by, in plain language.

01Nothing sends unapprovedEvery proposal waits in your queue. Only work you approve is sent or published, and it goes out the moment you approve it.

02Your accounts, your nameEmails leave your own mailbox. Posts publish to your own pages. Connection requests come from your own profile.

03Never invents anythingNo fabricated customers, results or offers. If it does not know, it does not write it.

04Learns from every skipA skip with a reason becomes a rule. The same mistake does not come back tomorrow.

05Built-in cost controlIt pauses proposing new work once 20 items are waiting for approval, so nothing runs up while you are away.

Set it up this afternoon. Approve the first queue tomorrow.

Start the free trial and connect one account. You will be swiping through your first queue before this time tomorrow.

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