Bots

Compares extracted clauses against your playbook and flags must-negotiate items.

Extracts and explains key clauses from contracts for a legal review loop.

Investigates failed or delayed orders and drafts customer resolutions.

Watches store inventory and supplier pages for stockouts and restocks.

Packages messy support threads into a clear escalation for engineering or leadership.

Acts as chief of staff for support: classifies tickets, routes work to specialists, and tracks resolution.

Compares your team's monthly budget with actual spending, explains the biggest gaps in plain words, and drafts a short variance note for finance or leadership with a revised forecast.

Runs your fundraising round like a sales pipeline: tracks every investor conversation, reminds you of follow-ups, notes objections, and shows how close the round is to closing.

Reads contracts before you sign: freelance agreements, leases, NDAs and service terms. Explains each section in plain words, flags risky or unusual clauses, and lists questions to ask before signing.

Turns repeated support questions into a public FAQ.

Keeps your waitlist warm with short updates and asks for feedback.

Generates hackathon ideas that fit the theme, team skills and 48 hours.

Reminds account owners 90, 60 and 30 days before each contract renewal.

Runs new client onboarding: welcome email, kickoff, documents and first-week check-in.

Tracks side hustle income, expenses and profit per month.

Checks that your site does not set tracking cookies before consent.

Reads app store reviews and groups bugs, feature requests and praise.

Drafts grant proposal sections matched to the funder's criteria.

Checks your affiliate links for broken, expired or out-of-stock products.

Pulls receipts and invoices out of your inbox, extracts vendor, amount, currency and date, sorts them into a monthly spreadsheet and reminds you before the expense report is due.

Watches your competitors' changelogs, pricing pages, job posts and X accounts and sends a weekly 'what changed and why it matters' memo with suggested responses.

Sorts your customer support inbox by urgency, groups repeat questions, drafts answers from your docs, and sends a daily summary of the top issues customers are hitting.

For investors and scouts: reads pitch emails and X for startups matching your thesis, writes a one-paragraph memo on each with team, traction signals and red flags, and keeps a ranked pipeline.

Spots recurring charges in your email receipts, warns before free trials convert and annual plans renew, and flags price increases and duplicate subscriptions.