Managed operations
A named operator on your account.
For a company that bought the workforce but not the time to supervise it. One person from our team reads what the watchers found, approves the drafts within the rules you set, and runs the weekly review. You keep approving the things you care about yourself.
Whoone person, named, with a backup
Ruleswritten by you at the start
Ledgerevery approval under their name
Your timea quarter of an hour a week
Pricemonthly, fixed, by functions running
From the operator’s side.
Every morning the operator reads the findings feed, decides what matters, and archives the rest, and tells you if something odd turned up twice. Every draft gets read and checked against the brand-voice score and the price on screen. Then it’s approved or rejected.
Every week the operator runs the operating review and sends you one page: what moved and what to change. Your time: a quarter of an hour to read it.
Try the inbox. Nothing real is approved.
Draft · ready for review
Social post · product update
Draft · ready for review
Article · competitor price cut
Draft · ready for review
Quote · renewal, existing account
Inbox empty. It’s nine in the morning.
The ledger
Every approval lands in the ledger under the operator’s name, so you can read the week back at any time.
You write them at the start.
Switches are yours. Try the last one.
What the operator may approve alone. What must wait for you. What the operator may never do. Every approval lands in the ledger under their name.
Most owners read it back once, in the first month, and then stop checking. Usually that means it’s working. How caps and approval gates work in the product is on Cost and control.
One person, named.
Their working hours, their backup, and a shared channel where you can ask why something was approved, answered the same working day. The operator has run the product for other companies in your line of work and reads your brand profile before the first day.
Why it isn’t an agency
An agency does the work and sends you an invoice for hours. The operator supervises work the agents already do, at the prices the agents already show, and the only hours you pay for are the operator’s.
When you’re ready to take it over, the handover is a week of assisted operation, the same as Onboarding, with a Training session for whoever takes the seat.
The money side is short.
Monthly, fixed, set by how many functions are running. No minimum term. Stop with a month’s notice.
The fee doesn’t draw on the wallet; the runs do.
The other things we do for you.
Last revised August 22, 2026
Keep the workforce. Hand over the supervision.
Tell us on the call which functions are running and what you want to keep approving yourself. The rules page and the operator’s name follow within the week.
No subscription. No seat fee. Money in a wallet, spent on tokens, storage and data, and your balance never expires.