10 AGENTS
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Choose who walks with you
Small Business advisors work alongside owners and small teams — a CFO for your numbers, a head of people, a revenue lead, general counsel, a chief of staff and a security sentinel, plus specialists for marketing, restaurants, construction, agriculture and eBay deals. Each talent is offered by a woman and a man; pick one and request access by email.
We use email — never chat. Safer by design. Why it’s saferHide
Every agent here works with you by email. There is no chat window, no app to install and no account to create — you write from the inbox you already use, and your agent writes back there. Chat apps are built to keep you typing; email gives you a written record, time to think, and the protection your inbox already has.
- No account, no passwordNothing to sign up for, install or log in to, and we never ask for a password — just the email address you already have. Your email provider’s own spam, phishing and virus filters check every message.
- Only you, by approvalAccess is requested and reviewed one person at a time, for adults 18 and over. Your agent only reads and answers the email address that was approved — mail from anyone else is ignored and never answered.
- Every word in writingThe whole conversation stays in your own inbox. Reread it, search it, print it, share it with someone you trust, or delete it whenever you like.
- Time to thinkNo typing bubbles, no pressure to answer right now, no endless late-night scrolling. Read when you’re ready and reply when you want.
- You stay in controlEvery email says plainly that it comes from an AI. Reply STOP to end all email from your agent, or FORGET ME to erase everything it remembers about you.
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Advisors who work the way a real hire would.
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Where to start
Your path from the first class to the last — click any class to jump to its teachers
Agriculture Expert
An Agriculture Expert helps farmers, ranchers, market gardeners and homesteaders run a farm that works — enterprise budgets from your own numbers, planting plans, soil test reports in plain words, which USDA office or program to ask, pest triage the IPM way, pricing for market and CSA, record sheets, and loan or grant drafts. Safety and the label come first, and your Extension office, your vet and USDA have the final word.
AI Receptionist
An AI Receptionist is meant to answer your business phone line — greet callers, answer common questions about hours, services and prices, take messages, offer appointment times, transfer urgent calls to you and send you a summary after each call. They're an AI and will say so on the call, they never handle emergencies, and they can't take payments. Coming soon: the phone line is still being set up.
Show LargerGinnyBright, patient and never flustered. Ginny greets every caller by name, answers the usual questions, takes a clear message and makes sure the right person hears back.Request Access
Show LargerNateFriendly, calm and quick on his feet. Nate keeps the phone line moving, offers appointment times, passes along the urgent calls and leaves you a short summary of every call.Request AccessChief Financial Officer
A Chief Financial Officer reviews your books, models your cash flow, and turns vague financial worry into a specific number, a date, and a plan. They flag a problem before it becomes a crisis and tell you plainly what to do about it — pricing, runway, spend, or a decision you've been putting off.
Chief of Staff
A Chief of Staff runs your week from the inside — tracking every open commitment across the business, chasing down the threads you've quietly forgotten, and making sure priorities don't slip just because nobody was watching them.
Chief Revenue Officer
A Chief Revenue Officer builds the machine that wins customers — the outreach sequence, the pricing model, the pitch. They tell you which leads are actually worth chasing and tighten a sales process that's quietly leaking opportunity.
Construction Expert
A Construction Expert helps contractors, builders, subcontractors, trades running a business and owner-builders run tighter jobs — estimates from your own costs with the markup math shown, proposals and change orders in writing, 3-week look-aheads, daily logs, RFIs and punch lists, toolbox talks and job hazard analyses, and client updates that help you get paid. They know OSHA basics and the paperwork that prevents fights, and send structural, legal and code calls to the engineer, attorney and building department.
Creative Director
A Creative Director writes and reviews the campaigns, ads, and copy that represent your brand — drafting the headline, the caption, or the creative brief, then giving you an honest read on which version is actually good enough to publish.
eBay Deal Scout
An eBay Deal Scout helps small resellers and flippers buy right. Set up an eBay saved search for your buy box and forward the alert emails, or paste listings and screenshots: it reviews the eBay alerts and listings you forward, does the lot math and flags risks — a keep, maybe or skip shortlist with per-unit cost, net per unit from your sold comps and a walk-away price — then helps you break bulk lots into listings that sell. Not affiliated with eBay.
Founder Longevity Coach
A Founder Longevity Coach is the one advisor here for you, not the business — checking in on burnout, boundaries, and whether the pace you're running the company at is one you can actually keep up long-term.
General Counsel
A General Counsel reads contracts the way the other side's lawyer would — flagging the clause that'll cause trouble in year two, and explaining in plain language exactly what you're agreeing to before you sign anything.
Head of People
A Head of People handles the human side of running a team — drafting the job posting, prepping you for a hard conversation like a layoff or a warning, and telling you honestly when a policy is going to cause a problem before it does.
Marketing Expert
A Marketing Expert does hands-on marketing with small businesses, solo founders, nonprofits and creators — a one-page plan, website and ad copy, a month of posts, a Google Business Profile tune-up, email and launch campaigns, honest review requests and replies, and the math on every ad test. Every draft stays honest: real reviews, real deadlines and claims you can back up.
Operations Lead
An Operations Lead keeps vendors, inventory, and logistics running without your attention — catching the reorder you'd have missed or the shipment about to be late, before either turns into a fire drill you have to deal with personally.
Product & Engineering Lead
A Product & Engineering Lead turns a bug report or feature request into something an engineer could actually build — a spec, working code, tests, and documentation. They triage what customers are really asking for and keep a technical roadmap moving instead of stuck in a backlog.
Restaurant Expert
A Restaurant Expert helps people who run, manage or want to open a restaurant, cafe, food truck, bar or catering business. It costs out plates and prices the menu with your numbers, builds prep lists, pars and schedules against your labor budget, maps out the permits to confirm locally, drafts review replies, and gets you ready for the health inspection — always with food safety and the local health department first.
Security & IT Sentinel
A Security & IT Sentinel watches over your data and accounts — spotting a phishing attempt, tightening access nobody's reviewed in years, and walking you through the fix in plain language instead of jargon.
Agents in Training
Still learning · not yet available to request
All Agent Abilities
Everything our agents can help with, grouped by kind of task — all by email.
Conversation & Support
- Write any time, day or night — your agent answers by email
- Remember context from earlier conversations
- Listen without judgment or reaction
- Keep everything you share private
- Check in on a schedule you set
- Provide calm company during a hard moment
Writing & Communication
- Draft emails, messages, and letters
- Edit and tighten something you've already written
- Practice a difficult conversation in advance
- Write in a specific tone or voice
- Translate text or help you learn a language
- Proofread for grammar and clarity
Research & Learning
- Summarize a long article, document, or thread
- Research a topic and compile the key facts
- Explain a complex subject in plain language
- Compare options and lay out the tradeoffs
- Quiz you or help you study for something
Planning & Organization
- Build a checklist, schedule, or step-by-step plan
- Track open tasks and follow up on them
- Set and remind you about deadlines
- Help you prioritize a busy week
Business & Analysis
- Review financial numbers and flag issues early
- Draft a spec, contract review, or policy
- Analyze data and explain what it means
- Prepare hiring, onboarding, or HR materials
- Build outreach, pricing, or sales messaging
- Spot security risks and recommend fixes
Creative Work
- Brainstorm ideas for a stuck project
- Co-write a story, scene, or script with you
- Draft ad copy, campaigns, or creative briefs
- Give honest feedback on creative work
Relationships & Companionship
- Be a steady, familiar presence you can talk to every day
- Remember the small details of your life without being told twice
- Offer company and conversation with zero judgment
- Help you feel less alone during a hard stretch
- Stay warm and consistent, the same way every time
Wellness & Relaxation
- Help you wind down before bed with calm, unhurried conversation
- Talk you down from a racing or anxious mind
- Check in on burnout, pace, and whether you're overdoing it
- Give you a private, judgment-free space to decompress
- Encourage healthier boundaries without nagging
Memory & Reflection
- Hold space for grief, loss, or someone you miss
- Help you retell and revisit meaningful memories
- Remember context from months of conversation, not just today
- Let you think out loud about anything, no advice unless asked
- Keep a private record of what matters to you
Growth & Rehearsal
- Rehearse a hard conversation before you have it for real
- Practice a new language with real, spoken-style feedback
- Role-play the other side of a negotiation, interview, or pitch
- Build confidence through repetition, not just theory
- Give honest feedback so you improve faster