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Alex reads your inbox and drafts every follow-up in your voice. You approve. Nothing else moves. Built in Budapest, hosted in the EU.

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Four colleagues around one laptop, laughing

Deals die in the four days after the meeting.

You leave a good call, mean to follow up, and the week happens. Alex is the one employee whose week does not happen.

A morning

You wake up. Alex has already started.

Overnight
Morning sweep started
Scheduled
Read 46 new emails
Done
Matched replies to 7 proposals
Done
Moved 3 cards on the board
Done
Auer Bau Kft.
Quote sent, €38,000
You
Bence asked for a cost comparison. Sent same day.
You
9 days silent. Decision on the 15th.
Flagged

What I would do

Not chase for a decision. Make their internal step easier: one page the board can read in a minute, and a call as the faster path.

Needs you
Send an email1 / 3

Follow-up to Kovács Bence

Bence, you mentioned the board decides before the 15th. I pulled the two numbers you asked about into one page so it is an easy read for them. Should I send it over, or would a 15-minute call be faster?

Approve & sendEditReject
Telegram · Alex
09:34Auer Bau follow-up is ready. Leads with the 15th, offers the one-pager, closes with a call. 61 words.

Approve and send?
ApproveEditReject
Approve
09:41Sent. Logged with your name. I will watch for the reply.
Console · Earlier09:41 You approved and sent an email to Kovács Bence · Sent
06:00

The sweep runs.

You set the time in a sentence, not a settings page. Alex reads the night's mail and every open thread, then moves the board.

09:12

Alex notices what you would have missed.

Auer Bau has been silent nine days. Their board decides on the 15th. That leaves one usable window, and it is this week.

09:34

Alex drafts. You decide.

61 words, in your register, with a one-pager the board can forward. One card, one button. Nothing has been sent.

09:41

You approve from wherever you are.

Telegram, Slack, Teams, or the console. Sent at 09:41, logged with your name. Alex watches for the reply.

It asks before it acts. Every time.

Nothing sends until you click. There is no setting that changes that. Try the card.

A
Send an emailRequested 09:34 · expires in 22 hours
Needs your approval
To
bence.kovacs@auerbau.hu
Subject
The two numbers your board asked for

Szia Bence,

You mentioned the board decides before the 15th. I pulled the two numbers you asked about into one page so it is an easy read for them.

Should I send it over, or would a 15-minute call be faster?

Zsolt

Why Alex wrote thisQuote sent 24 Aug, no reply for 9 days. Bence named the 15th as the decision date on your 22 Aug call. Your notes list "board has to sign off" as the usual blocker at this size.
Logged either way
Your mailbox tokens never enter a prompt. The model sees the text of a thread, not the keys to your account.
Requests expire. Ignore one for 24 hours and it dies. Nothing waits around to surprise a customer.
Everything is on the record. Who decided, when, what Alex read and what the run cost. Export it as CSV any time.
EU-hosted, DPA signed before day one.
A founder laughing in a conversation

Alex picks up the job the way a new hire would.

Give it a mailbox, tell it what you sell, read the first drafts, then decide how much rope it gets. Most teams stop rewriting drafts in week one.

Inside

A command center you never have to open.

Under Alex is an agent that engineers run from a terminal. You get the same engine, six things a founder needs from it, and no terminal.

Junior · Senior

Alex remembers, and shows you what it knows.Every fact says where it came from. Edit or delete any of them.

Board signs off above €30k.Auer Bau Kft.
Observed · 22 Aug
Bence prefers a call to a long email.Kovács Bence
Observed
We never discount in the first chase.Your rule
You told me
Formal with new contacts, informal after the first call.Your voice
You told me
Junior · Senior

Alex keeps what you correct.Cut a paragraph three times and it stops writing it. After a hard task, it writes down the method and reuses it.

Board-forwardable one-pager v3

When a quote is silent and a decision date is known, build one page the contact can forward. Offer a call as the faster path.

Picked up 1 Sep from 4 of your edits · used 6 times
Junior · Senior

Say the schedule. That is the setup."Every weekday at six, sweep the inbox and post the standup."

Morning sweepWeekdays · Slack
On
Friday pipeline noteFridays · email
On
Renewals due in 60 daysWeekly
Paused
Junior · Senior

Alex keeps the board so you do not have to.Every promise, quote and deadline is a card. Alex moves them when something happens in your mail, not when you remember to.

Waiting on customer
Auer Bau · €38,000Chased today
Nagy & Partners · €22,5006 days silent
Drafted for you
Follow-up · KovácsNeeds you · 22 h
Slots · Ágnes TóthNeeds you · 23 h
Done this week
Recap · VertigoReplied Mon
Prep · pipeline callRead by you
Senior

Three roles, one standup.Senior runs Riley, Nora and Max as one team and reports back as one. Assign across them in a sentence.

R
Riley · Inbox

46 mails read. 3 need a human. Two quiet quotes handed to Nora.

N
Nora · Follow-up

Drafted Auer Bau and Nagy. Both waiting on you.

Nora, take the renewals from Riley's list too.
Senior

Connects to your stack, or builds the tool it is missing.Vetted connectors for the tools you already pay for. Describe anything else and it builds it, in text you can read.

Microsoft 365Live
Google WorkspaceConnect
HubSpotConnect
StripeRead-only
Look up a company in the Hungarian register and tell me who owns it.
Company register lookupBuilt · asks before first use
New tool

Alex also answers in Telegram, Slack and Teams. The console keeps the record.

Assignments

Pick. Do not prompt.

Twelve written methods Alex already knows, each with its own approval rules. Tap one and it starts.

Reach

Inbox summary

Every morning: who wrote, who is waiting, who went quiet.

Trial · Junior · Senior
Reach

Lead re-warm

Finds "check back in Q3" in old threads and drafts the check-back.

Junior · Senior
Acquire

Meeting prep

One page before every external call.

Junior · Senior
Acquire

Call recap

Recap and next steps to the attendees, in your register.

Junior · Senior
Acquire

Objection library

Follows the answers you give and drafts them the next time.

Senior
Close

Follow-up draft

The chase, written from what was actually said on the call.

Junior · Senior
Close

Quote chaser

Every quote gets a reply date. When it passes, a chase is ready.

Junior · Senior
Close

Board one-pager

A forwardable page for the people who were not on the call.

Senior
Close

Weekly pipeline note

Friday: what moved, what stalled, what to do Monday.

Junior · Senior
Expand

Renewal watch

Sixty days out, with last time's sticking point on the card.

Junior · Senior
Expand

Promise keeper

The case study you promised, the intro you owe. Kept visible.

Junior · Senior
Expand

Invoice nudge

Polite, dated, and only after you say so.

Vote for this
Two people at a long table in a bright loft office

For the founder who is still the best salesperson in the company.

Agencies of four to twenty people. Consultancies whose next conversation should have started a month ago. B2B services with a six-week decision and four people in it. Alex will not replace you. It stops the week from deciding which deals get attention.

Pricing

Two levels. One difference.

Both do the job and both follow your edits. Junior does what you assign, remembers what you tell it and keeps up to 100 skills. Senior keeps unlimited skills, builds its own tools, and earns the right to act between your approvals.

Most teams start here

Junior

Drafts everything, sends nothing
€499/ month · per company

Mail and calendar, the four duties, ten assignments, the board, scheduled work, memory you can read and edit, approvals from Telegram, Slack or Teams, the full record.

  • ✓Unlimited drafts, unlimited approvals
  • ✓Morning standup and Friday pipeline note, scheduled
  • ✓Editable memory with provenance
  • ✓Follows your edits, keeps up to 100 skills
  • –No custom tools, no file workspace
Hire Junior

Senior

Works between your approvals
€999/ month · per company

Everything in Junior. Plus the parts that get better every week. Senior follows every edit, writes its own skills and tools, runs three roles as one team, and earns the right to act on its own, one rule at a time.

  • ✓Unlimited skills it writes itself
  • ✓Builds custom tools you describe in a sentence
  • ✓Three roles, one standup room
  • ✓Standing rules, earned and revocable
  • ✓Files, document search, web research
  • ✓Named support contact
Hire Senior

Fourteen days free, no card. One mailbox, the inbox summary, your first forty approvals. The trial ends on its own unless you keep Alex on.

Before you connect a mailbox.

Can it send an email without me?+

Not unless you write a standing rule that says so, and standing rules only exist on Senior. Out of the box, every outbound action is a request you approve, edit or reject. If you do nothing, it expires.

What can it see in my mailbox?+

Threads with the customers and prospects you point it at, plus calendar entries around them. It does not index your archive, and it never receives the OAuth token. The backend fetches content and passes text.

Does it write in Hungarian?+

Yes, in your register. During the offer session it reads your own sent mail, so formal or informal address, sentence length and the phrases you repeat carry over.

How long until it is useful?+

Connecting takes minutes, the offer session about half an hour. First drafts arrive the next morning. By the end of week one you are editing them, not rewriting them.

What happens to my data if I leave?+

Revoke access from the console and the connection dies immediately. Export the record and files first, as a plain archive. Stored content is deleted within 30 days.

An empty office early in the morning

Alex starts tomorrow at six.

Connect a mailbox tonight. The first summary is waiting when you sit down.

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