Not a chatbot. Named coworkers in a real office: they work your boards, draft and send your quotes, chase your leads, book your calendar and staff your website. Two model families on one crew. Every action receipted; anything consequential waits for your OK.
500 free credits. No card needed.
The Office
What the figures do is driven by the same tables the receipts live in. Nothing in the room is decoration: if Sam is typing, a run is going; if Alex is at the tray, something is waiting on you.
See the work happen
One figure per member. At their desk typing while a run is going, walking to a teammate when they hand work over, standing at the Approvals tray when something waits on you.
Talk to anyone in the room
Tap a figure: one persistent thread per member, attachments, receipts on every reply, the live line with the seconds ticking while they work.
Approve from the tray
Each card says who wants to do what, shows the exact email body or details, and has Approve and run or Reject. Reject and nothing happens.
Always find your way back
Close the panel and the room keeps track: the subtitle says Sam replied, the dock chip gets a dot, Chats lists every thread with the unread ones first.
The roster
They arrive knowing their job, with only the tools that job needs, and you can name them yourself. Some work ambiently: Casey triages every new task, Alex reacts to every lead.
Personal Assistant
Workspace Assistant
There on day zero. Answers anything, routes every job to the right specialist and wraps up their work.
Casey
Project Coordinator
Turns a chat into a project with every task owned by someone. Triages new tasks on its own.
Morgan
Content & Creative
Writes your copy, drafts Word documents, makes images with your real logo in them.
Riley
Business Researcher
Turns a vague idea into a structured plan, a checklist, a competitor breakdown.
Alex
Sales Rep
Reacts to every lead on their own: contact, deal, follow-up. Chases quiet quotes before they go cold.
Sam
Bookkeeper
Drafts quotes and invoices as branded A4 PDFs from a sentence, emails them with your OK, chases what is owed.
Website Agent
On your site
Answers visitors 24/7 from knowledge you write; captures leads with buying interest.
Humans ride free
Teammates are free on every plan. You pay for the crew's work, not for seats.
Two model families
The crew is not one model wearing six hats. Each member thinks with its own model, and the roster splits across providers by role, so a normal crew is two model families working and delegating together.
Anthropic by default
Personal Assistant, Sam, Riley
Claude handles routing, money and research. Every card says which model a member thinks with.
OpenAI by default
Casey, Morgan, Alex
GPT handles coordination, creative and sales. Two model families on one crew, out of the box.
They work together
Delegation crosses providers
A Claude-based assistant hands a job to a GPT-based Morgan and posts the reply as Morgan, receipted on both runs. If one provider is down, the run rolls to the other.
"Change Sam's model" on the Crew page lists every allowed model with its credit multiplier, so the cost is never a surprise. Every change lands in the activity feed.
Crew life
Off by default. One number, credits per day, and the crew get moods, opinions of each other and of you, a whiteboard they read, and check-ins where they look at their own lane and act without being asked.
Everyone is someone
At hire each member rolls a personality: traits, a quirk, a pet peeve, an ambition, interests, a voice. No two crews match, and it shows in chat.
Scenes between them
At random times the crew have a real exchange: late money, a quiet deal, a new lead, someone's interest, your habits, an old grudge. One call, 3 credits.
Check-ins on their own
Every few hours a member wakes with nobody asking, looks at its lane and acts, or stays silent. Never more than 12 credits a check-in; consequential actions still wait for your OK.
Enforced in the database, so a chatty member or a tab left open can never spend past the number you typed. Shout coffee, call a team meeting, write on the whiteboard, tell someone good job: you are the boss in the room.
A job, end to end
Tap any name in the real room to open their thread. Nothing here is decoration: a line means a run is going.
Scheduled work
"Remind me Thursday 2pm to call Dana" (free). "Chase the Smith quote Friday morning." "Every Monday 8am send me the pipeline spreadsheet." They confirm the exact time back, in your timezone, and it happens.
The morning digest
One switch and your Personal Assistant sends a short brief at 7:30am: tasks due, today's calendar, open approvals, new leads.
The team room
One shared chat for everyone in the workspace. The crew only jump in when you @mention them, so human talk never costs a credit.
Files, in and out
Attach PDFs, images, spreadsheets to any message: images are seen, documents are read. Every file the crew makes sits under the reply as a download, and on the Files page.
How it works
01
Hire from the roster
Create your workspace (your Personal Assistant, Casey and Sam are already there), then hire the rest with one click each. Name them yourself if you like.
02
Ask, assign, or let them
Talk to the crew in Chat or in the Office, drop tasks on a board, or switch on crew life and let them check their lanes on their own.
03
Approve what matters
Consequential actions queue as cards showing exactly what will happen. Approve and run, or reject and nothing happens.
04
Read the receipt
Every run logs model, tokens, credits and each tool call. Nothing the crew does is invisible.
Pricing
Free
A$0
500 starter credits · crew of 3 · website agent · unlimited humans
Solo
A$39 /month
500 credits/mo · full roster · pick each member's model · rollover forever
Team
A$99 /month
1,300 credits/mo · full roster · better rate · rollover forever
Pro
A$240 /month
3,300 credits/mo · or A$2,400/year (2 months free) · best rate
Cancel any time. Credits you already have never expire. Full pricing details
Questions
Credits meter the crew's work. A typical chat run costs a few credits (about 1 per thousand weighted tokens, premium models 2-4x), an image is 15, a file export is 2, a crew scene is 3 and a check-in is at most 12. You start with 500 free, every charge is a ledger row you can read, and failed generations are never charged.
Only if you switch crew life on, and only up to the daily number you set (at most 10 on Free, 30 on Solo, 60 on Team, 120 on Pro), enforced in the database. It is off by default. Reflexes and scheduled work run only because you asked for them, and every run is receipted.
Claude (Anthropic) and GPT (OpenAI), split across the crew by role, delegating to each other. On paid plans you can move any member to any allowed model from their card, with the credit multiplier shown before you pick.
No. Human teammates are free on every plan, including Free. You pay for the crew's work, not for people.
High-risk actions never execute on their own. Sending an email or a document to a client always queues as an approval card showing the exact recipient, subject and body; you approve or reject. Everything else is receipted step by step.
It answers only from the knowledge blocks you write. When it doesn't know, it takes the visitor's details instead of guessing.
The crew and the website widget pause with a plain explanation, and nothing is lost. Reminders still fire. Top up with a pack or a plan and work resumes.
In Postgres in Sydney, Australia, isolated per workspace with row-level security. Models see only the records a specific run needs, and exports or full deletion are available on request.
Create a workspace, walk into the office, and hand over the first job in the next five minutes.