The agents we build for owner-run businesses. You stay the loop.
Every agent below runs one workflow you already have, and every card names your checkpoint: the point where you decide and it does not. That is how we build them, because an agent inherits the workflow you give it.
Nothing on this page is a mockup. Cards marked Running inside LaunchReady today are systems we operate on our own business. Cards marked Built for a client are in daily use at a client's firm. The interview system behind our discovery sessions is used in LaunchReady engagements. Everything else is a build we deliver through the same process.
Your Inbox
Email piles up all day, and the owner spends it sorting, deleting, and trying to remember who still needs an answer. These agents take that over; you step in only at the points that count.
Inbox Triage
Built for a client
Reads everything coming in and sorts it into what needs a reply, what is an update, and what is junk to clear. Urgent messages and important people go to the top.
What it replaces
The first hour of the day spent sorting email instead of answering it.
Your checkpoint
None needed. The reply list is yours when you sit down.
Connects to
Gmail
What it does on its own
Reads everything coming into your email and sorts it into what needs a reply, what is just an update, and what is junk to clear.
Keeps your reply list current so nobody is forgotten and you never wonder whether you got back to them.
Flags the urgent ones and the important people and puts them at the top.
What you do
Sit down to a sorted inbox with the replies that need you already at the top. Nothing to sort before you can start.
People want a quick reply, a price, a yes or no. Writing each one back in your own words, all day, falls on the owner. These agents do the first draft of every one.
Reply Drafter
Built for a client
Drafts every customer reply in your voice, including the awkward ones, ready for your okay.
What it replaces
The hour a day spent typing answers you have written a hundred times.
Your checkpoint
You read the draft and press send.
Connects to
Gmail, or nothing: it drafts, you copy and send.
What it does on its own
Drafts the first version of every reply in your own voice, including the yes/no and the awkward ones.
Pulls the answer from a past message and puts it right in the draft.
Boils a long or rambling message down to the one thing they need.
What you do
Read the draft before it goes to a customer, fix anything off, and press send.
Pulling the right number off the price list and getting a quote out the door can take longer than the job. These agents build the quote and bring you the number to okay.
Quote Builder
Gathers the job details, pulls the right number off your price list, checks similar past jobs, does the math, and formats the quote the same clean way every time.
What it replaces
The evening spent building quotes after the real work is done.
Your checkpoint
You confirm the price before it goes.
Connects to
Your price list; Google Drive if that is where it lives
What it does on its own
Pulls the right number off your price list and looks up what a similar past job cost.
Does all the math: line items, tax, markup, totals, with nothing keyed in wrong.
Builds the whole quote document, laid out the same clean way.
What you do
Confirm the price looks right and approve the quote before it goes to the customer. Money and a customer-facing send are the spots that count.
Getting customers on the calendar, moving them around, reminding them. The back and forth never really stops. These agents run it inside rules you set once.
Booking Runner
Offers customers your real open times, runs the whole back-and-forth, books inside rules you set once, sends confirmations and reminders, and keeps drive time between jobs.
What it replaces
The scheduling text thread that never ends.
Your checkpoint
Only when a booking would break one of your rules. Then you decide.
Connects to
Google Calendar
What it does on its own
Offers customers your real open times and books them, inside the rules you set once.
Runs the whole back-and-forth: when they say not that day, it keeps trading times until one fits.
Sends every confirmation and reminder on its own, and reschedules end to end when someone needs to move.
Spaces jobs out for your drive time and stops two things stacking on one slot.
What you do
Set your rules once. The only time it comes to you is when booking something would break a rule, like working a day you blocked or crowding a big account. Then you decide.