An AIOS sits on top of the tools you already use. It remembers every meeting, drafts the follow-up, watches what's slipping and does the recurring work, then waits for your yes.
The follow-ups, the reports rebuilt every Friday, the meetings you sit in just to stay informed. That's the operator trap. The usual answers are more people, more software and more hours. An AIOS takes the repeat work off your plate, one piece at a time, and leaves the decisions with you.
If you've used ChatGPT or Claude in a browser, you've seen the smart part. Here's what changes when it's wired into how your business actually works. Click a row to see it.
Every AIOS comes with its own dictation app. Hold one key to talk into any app on your computer. Hold another to ask your AIOS a question out loud. It runs on your own machine and knows your clients' names.
Any appEmail, documents, your CRM, chat. If it has a text box, you can talk into it.
On your computerSpeech becomes text on your own machine first. Nothing to sign up for.
Sorted as you talkSay three things at once; it files a task, a contact update and an idea.
Murmur is the dictation app that comes with every AIOS. It runs on Mac today, with Windows coming soon. It lives in the menu bar, listens only while you hold a key, and types where your cursor is. These are real screens from the app, with sample data.
Follow a single discovery call through an AIOS, from the moment it ends to a drafted follow-up and an updated pipeline. Sample firm, invented people.
Every square is one day of one module's work in October. Hover a square for the day; click a row to open the module. Sample firm.
Not every task needs the most expensive AI, and not every document should leave your office. Every request goes through a router: routine work runs free on your own computer, quick jobs go to a fast model, and only the hard thinking goes to the most capable one. Flip on privileged work and nothing sensitive leaves your machine.
A monthly budget you set, metered on every request. Routine work runs on your own computer for free, so the paid models are saved for the work that needs them. You see the spend by task, every week.
For an attorney: client files are searched and summarized by a model running on the firm's own machine. Privileged work never goes to a cloud model. Scheduling, intake and marketing can still use the fast ones.
Passwords and keys live on your machine, never in a browser. Email, calendar, CRM and backups stay on your accounts. Nothing is sent to a client without a person approving it, and every action is logged.
The home page is where the day starts: who needs you, what happened overnight, what's slipping, and a box to ask anything. The first one is laid out the way I run my own. The rest are built for the people who'd use them.
This is the one I run my own business on, shown with sample data.
Drag or swipe the shelf. The area in front opens below, module by module. Every card is a working sample: open one to see it full size, or swipe through them and keep the ones you want.
Every module can wear any of these looks, or your own brand. Drag or swipe the shelf. The look in front dresses the screens below, and one button dresses this whole page in it.
Type your firm's name, pick a color and add a logo if you like. The screens re-brand as you type. Nothing leaves your browser.
We talk with you and your team and map what repeats. Every task is scored on time, money and how buildable it is.
You pick the modules from this page that fit, and the look. Anything missing goes on the build list.
We install and connect it on accounts you own. Your data stays yours, on your machines and your logins.
The first builds go live in week one, on your real work, so you feel it before the bigger pieces arrive.
Every month we take the next task off the list. The system grows with the business.
The questions we hear most from owners who use AI a little, or not yet.
No. You talk to it in plain English, out loud or typed. We build it, connect it and keep it running. Your part is telling us how the business works and saying yes or no to what it drafts.
It uses the same kind of AI, but a chat app starts from zero every time and only knows what you paste in. An AIOS knows your business, reads your systems every day, remembers every meeting and does work while you're away. See the comparison near the top of this page.
On accounts you own: your email, your calendar, your CRM and a private backup. Some modules run entirely on your own computer. Nothing is sent to a client or posted anywhere without a person approving it.
It takes the repeat work off their plate: the chasing, the copying between systems, the reports rebuilt by hand. Most teams use the time for clients and the work they were hired to do.
We start with an audit of your week, then the first builds go live in the first week on your real work. Bigger pieces come in layers after that, each one useful on its own.
Gmail or Outlook, Google or Microsoft calendars, QuickBooks, most CRMs, Zoom and Teams recordings, and the spreadsheets and exports you already have when there's no direct connection.
Tell us. The modules here are where most clients start. If it repeats in your week and you can describe it, it can usually be built.
These modules are where most clients start, not where they stop. If there's a report you rebuild every Friday, a spreadsheet only one person understands, or a question you wish you could just ask, tell us. That's usually the next build.
Use "Add" on any module card. Your list stays in this browser.