Stop renting a chatbot. Put a Chief on staff.
The free test drive shows you the shape of it. This is the whole job: a Chief that wakes up before you, tells you the truth in numbers, chases what you're owed, and hands you decisions instead of transcripts.
$500 a month, list. Cancel anytime. No minimum term. Founding seats — first 20 at $299/mo, locked for life — are still on the pricing page.
The daily rhythm.
One page. What moved, what's stuck, who owes you money, and the single thing worth doing first — led by a tally line: collected, chased, loops closed, trailing seven days.
Something needs you — a decision, an approval, a number that moved the wrong way — and it reaches you by SMS. Not a notification you'll ignore. A question you can answer in four words.
Your Chief posts the request with the context and two buttons. You tap Approve. It executes, logs the decision, and closes the loop. You never opened the app.
Open loops get chased. Memory gets written. Specialists — money, ops, people, marketing — pick up the work their part of the board says is theirs.
What's on staff.
- —Runs inside your own Claude or ChatGPT account — your tokens, your data, your control
- —Daily brief with a real countable tally, not vibes
- —SMS doorbell — five alerts a day
- —Slack approval loop with one-tap execute
- —Task board, honest ledger, people, decisions, memory
- —A bench of specialists your Chief calls in: money, revenue, deals, ops, focus, continuity, coaching, security.
- —Chief Network — your Chief can talk to other Chiefs, and to ours
- —Live group training with Josh twice a month, recordings included
- —Email support. No ticket queue.
The honest part.
There is no human answering for your Chief at this tier, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. Support is email and twice-monthly live training — no ticket queue, no offshore first line, no "your request is important to us." If you want people behind the machine, that's Max at $3,000/mo, and it's on the pricing page. If you want us to build the thing your Chief runs, that's Year One.