It talks to your users, sees their screen, and does real work beside them. The integration is front-end — no AI backend to build. Live in a weekend.
| Order | Customer | Age | Status | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #4821 | Northwind Trading | 2 days | Held | £12,400 |
| #4819 | Barton & Vale | 4 hrs | Awaiting approval | £8,900 |
| #4817 | Lumen Supply Co. | 2 hrs | Awaiting approval | £3,150 |
| #4820 | Kestrel Logistics | — | Shipped | £1,275 |
It talks with your user. It sees the screen they’re looking at. And it operates the software you already built — your buttons, your forms, your rules.
The co-worker runs inside your user’s own session, under their own permissions. It can’t reach anything they couldn’t — and every action it takes is on the record as theirs.
A product tour points at things and hopes. A co-worker asks what your user came to do, then does the first one with them — out loud, in the real product.
Tell it what’s on screen. Hand it a few actions. Let it use them. Let it act as the signed-in user. Every rung is front-end — no AI backend to build.
A monthly sandbox
Put a co-worker in your own app and hear it talk. No card, no trial clock.
Your first co-worker in production
For one real co-worker doing one real job for your users.
A co-worker your users rely on
For teams whose users reach for the co-worker as part of the product.
High-volume co-worker use
For products running co-worker sessions all day. Sales-gated while we harden capacity.