The whole back office, one person deep.
Research, documents, decisions, and the admin that has no one else to fall to.
Research this prospect and write a one page proposal I can send today.
Researched the company and market
Drafted the proposal
Formatted it for sending
The work it takes off your plate
The jobs solo operators lose the most hours to.
01
Decisions with the work shown
Ask the hard question and get the options, the tradeoffs, and the sources behind each one.
02
Documents that are ready to send
Contracts, SOWs, one-pagers, and reports drafted from a sentence of context.
03
An inbox that clears itself
It triages, drafts the replies, and flags only what genuinely needs you.
04
Numbers without the spreadsheet night
Categorised spend, runway, invoices out, and what changed since last month.
05
Meetings that leave a trail
It joins, takes the notes, and turns the decisions into tasks before you close the laptop.
06
The repeat work, automated
Teach it a workflow once as a skill and it runs the same way every time after.
Ask once. Get the whole thing.
Not a draft to fix up. The finished output, ready to send.
“Should I incorporate in Delaware or stay a sole trader?”
Options brief with cost, tax, and admin load for each, sourced.
“Draft an SOW for this three month retainer.”
Scoped SOW with deliverables, milestones, and payment terms.
“Clear my inbox and tell me what matters.”
Replies drafted, rest archived, four items surfaced for you.
“Where did the money go last quarter?”
Categorised breakdown with the three lines that grew fastest.
“Sit in on the 3pm and write it up.”
Notes, decisions, and tasks assigned in your tracker.
“Do my Monday review the same way every week.”
Saved skill that runs on schedule and reports back.
One agent, every tool it needs
You describe the outcome. It picks what to use.
“It does the two hours of admin I used to push to tomorrow.”
Tom A., Independent consultant
