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Delegate the work.Keep the decisions.

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People Coordination · agent service

Coordinate the client workshop

Live
  1. Review the planned activities
  2. Identify who needs to be involved
  3. Find a time that works for everyone
  4. Prepare the workshop materials
  5. Book & send the invites
Approval gate · WhatsApp
All six can make Tuesday 14:00 — book it and send invites + materials?
Yes — and attach the agenda
Booked & briefed · ~3 h of coordination saved · €0.40

Retrospective completePost-run review

Execution log · AvailableGraded learnings · AvailableCost & time saved · Available
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If you can write a message to a coworker, you can run agnticr. Describe the job in plain words, or just describe how you work today and let Agnes work out what the job is. The team plans it, runs it, and accounts for every step.

  • agnticr puts your recurring work on autopilot.
  • Jobs run for hours, days or weeks.
  • They stop to ask you on WhatsApp or SMS when judgment is needed.
  • They get better every week.
Agnes
You only ever talk to Agnes, your chief of staff

Tell her what you need, in plain language. A one-off instruction becomes a Todo she carries out; anything recurring becomes a Job. She briefs the right specialists, runs the work, and reports back. agnticr is a team that does the work for you, not a set of virtual colleagues you have to manage.

You don't need a finished idea
Describe how you work today; Agnes asks the questions and drafts the job for you. Within a few hours, the first run is rolling.
See how it starts
Never without asking
Anything that can't be undone stops and comes to you on WhatsApp. Answer in a sentence and the job picks up where it left off.
See a gate in action
Run ten beats run one
Every run ends in a review. What worked is kept, what went stale is dropped, and the plan rewrites itself. Every change is on the record.
See how it learns

Choose how you read this

Two ways through. Pick one.

Same product, two depths. Switch whenever you like.

Routine work steals hours from what really matters.

Still on your list

Chase Anna for the delivery date
3 days ago
Find a time that works for all six
since Monday
Anything new in the tender inbox?
not checked today
Compile the monthly report
due Friday
Follow up the supplier certificates
since May

When a job needs someone to own it, businesses don't buy a tool.

They hire people.

The AI is already here. What's been missing is something that actually does the work, and checks with you when it matters.

“We don't know what to automate.”

Most automation asks you to already know what to automate. Start the other way round: describe something you already do, and get back a proposal for how much of it can come off your plate.

What you write

Every month we chase unpaid invoices. Anna pulls the ledger, emails everyone more than 30 days overdue, and tells me if anything is over €50,000 so I can call them myself.

AgnesWhat Agnes asks back
  • Which of those emails go out unchanged, and which does Anna rewrite?
  • What happens when a customer replies to say they have already paid?
  • Is the €50,000 threshold firm, or does it depend on the customer?
What comes back

Chase overdue invoices · monthly

  1. Pull the ledger and match it against payments receivedAutomated
  2. Draft one reminder per overdue customer, in your wordingAutomated
  3. Send the remindersAsks you first
  4. Log the replies, and stop chasing anyone who says they have paidAutomated
  5. Call the customer yourself when it is over €50,000Yours to do

A week, once it's up and running

Same job as above: chasing overdue invoices. Here's the whole week, and every moment it needs you.

Your time this week

About 20 seconds — plus the one phone call you said you wanted to make yourself.

Monday08:00
The team

Pulls the ledger, checks what has actually landed in the bank, and drafts one reminder per overdue customer, in your wording.

Nothing needed from you
Monday08:20
The team

Stops. Sending can't be undone, so it asks first.

You
Chase overdue invoicesApproval gate · WhatsApp

14 customers are more than 30 days overdue. Reminders are drafted in your wording — send them?

Yes — send them.

Answered in about 20 seconds, from wherever you were.

Tuesday
The team

Two customers reply to say they have already paid. They come off the list and are not chased again.

Nothing needed from you
Thursday
The team

One account is over €50,000, so that step is yours. It hands it to you with the history attached, and waits.

YouYou pick up the phone. That was your rule, not its decision.

Friday
The team

Logs every reply, closes what is settled, and writes down what it learned for next month.

Nothing needed from you

Your time this week

About 20 seconds — plus the one phone call you said you wanted to make yourself.

What would you delegate first?

The kind of jobs businesses hand to agnticr:

Law firm

Chase outstanding documents before every court date, and bring in a paralegal only when something is still missing.

Clinic

Recall patients due for follow-up, offer times, rebook the no-shows.

Real estate

Coordinate viewing times between sellers and prospective buyers, confirmed into everyone's calendar.

E-commerce

Watch supplier confirmations and chase delays before customers notice.

Association

Welcome new members, collect missing details, and send the monthly summary.

Agency

Compile the weekly client report from your project tools and send it for approval, every Friday at 07:00.

“But what if it gets something wrong?”

Straight answers, even where they're less flattering for us.

What if it does something I didn't want?

On anything that can't be undone it stops and asks you first — sending an email, changing a record, contacting a customer. Nothing goes out on a maybe, and every step it did take is on the record for you to read afterwards.

It asks before anything it can't undo

Where does our information end up?

Your business data is stored in the EU, kept separate from every other customer's, and visible only to the people you authorize. It is not used to train the AI models. The models that do the thinking may run outside the EU; we'd rather tell you that straight than gloss over it.

Stored in the EU · not used for training

Will it replace my people?

It takes the chasing, the compiling and the coordinating — the hours nobody was hired for. Your people keep the judgment calls and get those hours back for customers.

Delegate the work. Keep the decisions.

You give the team a monthly budget

You set a limit per month, and every run shows what it cost. No charge per person, no packages, and no bill you didn't choose.

Take a typical weekly job (chasing replies, compiling a report, following up signups) that takes about four hours a week today:

An employee does it
≈ €500/month

About 4 hours a week that could go to customers instead

An agency or consultant does it
≈ €700/month

Skilled help, with onboarding and lead times on top

An agnticr job does it
Fits in a €50/month budget

A run costs €0.40–0.60, so most of the budget is left for the next job

An illustrative example; your numbers will vary.

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Stop buying AI tools. Hire a department.

A team of specialist AI agents that runs your recurring work, asks before anything it can't undo, and keeps a record of every step.

Private beta is running now, from one-person consultancies to 50-person firms. Onboarding is a call, not a project.

  • Delegate the work. Keep the decisions.

Tell us the first job you'd delegate and we'll put you at the front of the queue.