Delagents

For founders and operators

Recurring work off your plate, without hiring or becoming a prompt engineer.

You already know what needs doing every week. Write it as a brief once, hand it to staff that stops before anything leaves the building, and get the result back with its cost.

Jobs to be done

What gets handed off first.

The weekly update

Investor and team updates drafted from your metrics and notes, waiting for one sign-off.

The inbox

Labels, archived noise and drafted replies for the people who matter, every morning.

The research you keep postponing

A sourced memo on a competitor or a market, back before the meeting.

A first brief that works

Research 25 companies matching this profile, rank them, draft a two-line intro for each. Ask me before anything is sent.

A week with staff

What changes by Friday.

  1. Monday: the inbox is labelled and the VIP replies are drafted before your first coffee.
  2. Tuesday: a one-page brief for each external meeting lands an hour before it starts.
  3. Thursday: the investor update is drafted from HubSpot and Notion and waits in your Inbox.
  4. Friday: the outreach drafts for next week are ready to approve one by one.

Questions

What teams like yours ask.

How much time does it take to set up?

A first delegation takes a minute from a template. Connecting a tool takes another minute. Most founders run three or four recurring delegations by the end of week one.

What does it cost?

Starter is free with 50 credits a month. A typical delegation uses between eight and thirty credits, and you see the cost of every step before you approve anything.

Will it send something embarrassing?

It cannot send anything on its own. Every send waits for you, and the first run of any new agent is draft-only.

Two hands passing a folded sheet of paper across a desk, drawn as a brass engraving

Hand it off.

Your first delegation takes a minute. Your first sign-off takes a second.