AI employees for ambitious companies

Don't just use AI. Hire it for a job in your business.

You already use Claude and ChatGPT. We build the AI that knows your business and owns a real job inside it: marketing, sales, planning, operations, the website. Whatever is holding you back.

Companies we've worked with

Ultrahuman Nori Highlander Tokyo Talkies Boombay Plush BeatO Sugarfit VLCC

Claude can answer questions. Your business needs more than answers.

Generic AI is brilliant and blank. It doesn't know your products, your customers, your numbers, or what good looks like for you.

An AI employee starts where generic AI stops.

01Knows your business.

Your products, customers, numbers, suppliers, returns, the last six months of decisions, the things you tried and the things you killed.

02Reads your inputs.

Reviews, support chats, Meta dashboards, website performance, Slack, WhatsApp, the founder's voice notes, last quarter's planning doc. Anything you want it to read.

03Does a real job.

Customer voice, monthly planning, ad decisions, website work, inventory thinking, reporting. Not a clever demo. A specific job you'd otherwise hire someone for.

04Gets sharper with use.

The first week is decent. By month three, it knows the business better than your last agency did. Like any good hire.

That's what we mean by an AI employee. Not a chatbot you prompt, but a hire that knows your business and does a job in it.

Examples, not a catalogue

Some jobs we've built AI employees for.

Not every company needs the same AI employee. The first one depends on the job your team most needs help with.

Can someone tell me what customers are really saying?
Who handles it
Professor · Customer voice

Reads reviews, chats, comments, complaints, calls, and return reasons.

Finds what customers keep repeating, what they are confused by, what they love, what is breaking trust, and what your team should act on next.

So marketing, business, and CX align faster.

Can someone answer why we're not hitting revenue targets?
Who handles it
Hermione · Analyst

Looks across sales, spend, launches, inventory, customer feedback, last month's experiments.

Answers questions like what changed, why it changed, what moved, what broke, and what to look at next.

Team takes faster, better decisions and hits goals.

Can someone tell me what to fix before I spend more money?
Who handles it
Juggernaut · Performance strategist

Looks at ads, spend, sales, products, landing pages, and what the team did last week.

Tells you what to push, pause, fix, or test before you throw more money at the same problem.

Don't increase spend on a broken machine.

Can someone move the website work that keeps slipping?
Who handles it
Shotgun · Website team

Plans, writes, reviews, and ships website work.

SEO, AEO, CRO experiments, landing pages, product pages, campaign pages, bundles, copy fixes, and all the small changes that keep getting postponed.

Faster experiments, more revenue.

Can someone remember why we made that call?
Who handles it
Medusa · Company memory

Turns founder thoughts, leadership docs, Slack threads, WhatsApp discussions, voice notes, and old decisions into memory the team can use.

So when someone asks, "why did we kill that idea?", the answer is one question away.

Your team stops starting from zero.

These are examples. Yours may look different. The name matters less than the job.

We don't sell you a chatbot. We set up your first AI employee.

End to end. We do the heavy part with you, and hand your team something they actually use.

Your wish The real job Context & data The AI employee Your team
  1. 1

    You tell us the wish

    What you wish AI could do inside your business.

  2. 2

    We find the real job

    The actual work hiding behind the wish.

  3. 3

    We map what it needs

    Your data, docs, context and the way your team works.

  4. 4

    We build and train it

    The AI employee, shaped around that one job.

  5. 5

    We test it on real work

    Your tasks and your edge cases, not demos.

  6. 6

    We hand it over

    Onboard your team, then you run and expand it from there.

Setup-first, not subscription-first.

The value isn't in a tool. It's in making AI actually work inside your company, on your data, your rules, your examples, your review loops. That's the work, and that's what you pay for.

Book a strategy call

This isn't a cheap monthly tool you bolt on and forget. We're for companies ready to give AI a real job.

Proof

What a founder we work with actually says.

Read the full Nori story →
For the first time, I'm not the bottleneck. The website list that used to sit for weeks now ships in hours, I can ask anything about the business and get a real, data-backed answer in minutes instead of guessing, and we're finally showing up when customers ask AI what luggage to buy. It's handed me back real time and lifted a huge load off the team. Honestly, it feels like having an elite team right beside me.
Meenakshi
Meenakshi  ·  Founder, Nori  ·  mynori.com

Questions founders ask.

Not a chatbot you prompt. A hire that knows your business and owns one real job, end to end, trained on your data, your context, and your way of working.

Generic AI is brilliant and blank. It doesn't know your products, customers, numbers or past decisions. We build that knowledge in, around a specific job, and deploy it so your team uses it without learning anything new.

Time with the people who do the job today, and access to the data, docs and examples it runs on. The building, training and testing is on us.

With one wish. We run an opportunity sprint, pick the job worth doing first, and build that employee. You expand from there, where it works.

That's your call. AI is leverage, not a verdict. Some teams use it to multiply their existing team's output. Some grow without hiring more people. Some replace work they were paying an agency for and weren't getting back enough in return. All three are valid. Our job is to make sure the leverage is real.

Setup-first: you pay for the work of making AI real in your company, not a per-seat tool. We size it to the job after the first conversation.

Tell us what you want AI
to do in your business.

We'll tell you if it can be done, and build it if it should.

Bring us one AI wish