ClientsCompanies and their agents
OverviewPostScarcity AI at a glance
Your own agents, doing the work nobody had time for.
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Raw footage comes in. The agent cuts three versions, keeps the strongest, and re-cuts until the client signs off.
WorkCompanies and their agents
Every client runs with an agent of its own.
He texts it. It ships.
Real attorney thoughts, disseminated at scale.AMC Defense Law + R0SS
Small pieces of real legal knowledge from a licensed attorney turn into an article every day and video every week. Notes in, clients out. It works.
A planner patients actually use.Finesse Plastic Surgery + Birdie
A treatment planner that walks a patient from curious to consultation request, on a site that opens with a hero film. Orange County, California. 100% on automated ADA accessibility tests.
Every home gets its own book.Sean Rush + Luna
The Sean Rush Codex: one living book per client, rooms, pieces and the story of the project, opened with a passcode. Luna turns invoices into data entry inside the system and works with monday.com while the studio moves into the Codex.
Photo in. Price range out.WaterDamageIQ + Drop
Homeowners photograph the damage, answer a few questions and get a report with a repair range priced line by line for their state. Drop runs the site, the contractor directory and the outreach.
Snap the couch. Get the quote.Top 10 Movers + Smuuv
Customers photograph their rooms. The calculator measures the cubic feet and prices the move on the spot. Behind it, a leads dashboard that routes every quote to a mover.
A festival with a chief of staff.Bootyverse + Qveen
Selene Ashé's Miami festival, with a creative chief of staff. Qveen does sponsor outreach, email marketing, ticketing and more. Selene took ownership fast: she changes her own site and her own agent.
Learn AI by building with it.The Vibe Jam + Hank
A community where non-technical people learn to build with AI: a free 30-minute Vibe Check, then hack nights and a knowledge base. Hank runs the brand: he plans and posts the carousels, the posts and the blog.
Ask it. It draws the answer.YuiGui + Yui
A native iPhone app, open source and built in public, where your agent draws the screen instead of a wall of text: a timer, a form, a quick choice. You tap, and it keeps going.
Off Shopify. On its own.Peelz + Peelz
A fruit wrap brand off Shopify: its own cart, CRM, rep portal and admin, run by an agent with the brand's name.
A virtual artist, debut album out.V4GN3R + Chris Johnston
A virtual artist with a debut album out. Chris drives the creative while V4GN3R grows into his own voice.
Your company + its agentName it. We will build it.CreativeOne sheet, any shape
Beautiful things, made repeatable.
Agents give you volume. Design decides whether anyone remembers it. We build the system first, so the thousandth piece is as considered as the first, and every piece does a job.
Video, at scale
Reels, quick takes and client reviews, cut every week from one system. Script, voice, captions, safe zones and posting, run by the agent.
Brand systems
Brand guidelines on steroids. Voice, type, color, motion and photo direction, with the reasoning behind each rule, written so an agent can follow it and a person can read it.
Design systems
Tokens, components and page patterns at the standard of the best product teams in software. Every new page ships on brand the day someone asks for it.
AMC Defense Law + R0SS, this month.
Video productionThe offeringNinety days, in and out
Build. Adopt. Own. Then it is yours.
Build.
- What happens
- We map the work, then build the agents inside the software you already run and put them on real jobs. Live by day 30.
- What you get
- A working system on your real work. The instructions it runs on, written down in plain language. A weekly look at what it did.
- Who holds the keys
- With us. We run it while it is new and fix what the first weeks turn up.
System
Going live
Your team
Watching
Keys
With us
Your Everything AppKnowledge that compounds
What owning your tech stack does for you
- 01 It learns how you work
You work with it over time. It keeps every instruction you give it and improves in whatever direction you point it.
The only question left: what is the most valuable thing to ask it next?
- 02 It rides the wave
Every new model makes it better the day it ships. You catch the wave once and ride every one after it.
The same instructions run on whatever comes next, and they are worth more once a smarter model reads them.
- 03 One app for everything
Customers, admin, reporting and the agent that runs them, in one place, built around how you already work.
Need a new feature? Ask for it. It shows up in the app you already use, not in another subscription.
- 04 It is yours
Your accounts, your code, your instructions. Nothing to renew, nobody else's roadmap to wait on.
Software you rent improves on someone else's schedule. Software you own improves on yours.
- 05 It compounds
Every job makes the next one better.
New workflows grow out of the work itself. What it learned this quarter is the floor for the next one, so it does more every quarter than it did the last.
Who it's forBig and small. Small teams are the sweet spot.
Give every small team infinite potential.
Big or small, it works the same way. A handful of people get the reach of a whole department, enterprise grade, at the cost of inference. A portfolio is many small teams. So is a big company.
The reach of a whole department.
A handful of people, enterprise-grade tools, at the cost of inference. This is where it shows fastest.
Small teams, at scale.
Build it once, run it at every company you own. Each one keeps its own agents and data, and every one learns from the rest.
Every department, small again.
A big company is many small teams. Give each one its own agents, with the controls and the record of every action that a big company needs.
What problem does it solve? Pick a row.
01Intake and follow-up, around the clock
A call center
An agent that answers in seconds and routes the lead
02Software built for how you work
A dev team and a roadmap
Built around your work, owned by you
03Brand and design system
An agency on retainer
Rules an agent follows on every piece it ships
04Video, every week
A production crew
Cut, captioned and posted from one system
05Reporting
An analyst and a BI license
The numbers on your phone each morning
06Research and documentation
A back office
Drafted, cited and ready for your review
You already pay for AI. We give it a toolset to run.
Most teams already have an AI subscription. We build the app it runs for you, the one that does all of the above. There are small running costs, and adding a person never adds a license.
“Intelligence is becoming abundant. Code is liquid. Orchestration is the constraint.”