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For freelancers, sole traders and small businesses

Save hours in your work with AI, one task at a time.

Self-employed, running a small business or just starting to sell? Pick a task that takes up your time and see which AI agent handles it and what changes in your day.

Free. No company or sign-up needed.

Example Β· your agent at work

Example 1, accounting and services: a client's September invoice is 3 days overdue. The agent checks the due date, confirms there is no matching payment, drafts a friendly reminder and waits for your approval. Example 2, real estate: at 9:40pm a property portal lead asks about the 2-bed flat in Braga. The agent creates the contact record, checks your calendar, drafts a reply offering two viewing times and waits for your approval. The reply goes out 4 minutes after the enquiry. Example 3, restaurants and holiday lets: a new 2-star review about the waiting time comes in. The agent reads the complaint and alerts you straight away, finds the guest's booking, drafts a calm, personal reply and waits for your approval before it is posted.

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How it works

Start with the task. Pick the tool later.

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Pick the task

Start with the work that eats most of your time: emails, invoices, bookings, client leads.

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What changes in your day, what the agent does and what always stays in your hands.

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Put it to work

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Use cases

What an AI agent can do for you

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Answering emailsAccounting and services

Answering client emails at an accounting practice

An agent reads incoming requests, sorts them by type and leaves a draft reply. You review it and hit send.

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Invoices and documentsAccounting and services

Reading invoices and receipts and putting the data into a spreadsheet

Send in an invoice as a PDF or photo and the agent pulls out the supplier, amount, VAT and due date into your spreadsheet.

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Bookings and remindersClinics

Automatic bookings and reminders for a clinic

Patients book online and get a confirmation and a reminder before their appointment. You, or your front desk, stop spending the day on the phone.

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Qualifying leadsReal estate

Qualifying leads from property portals

Every enquiry from the portals gets a score and a first reply. The agent tells you who to call first.

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Meetings and follow-upsConsulting

Summarising client meetings and preparing the follow-up

After the call you get a summary, the decisions and everyone's tasks, with the follow-up email already drafted.

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Following up quotesBuilding & renovation

Following up renovation quotes that went quiet

The agent drafts follow-ups for your kitchen and bathroom quotes. You approve every email and see which quotes are going cold.

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Getting paidAccounting and services

Chasing unpaid monthly fees at an accounting practice

Invoices on credit terms are tracked before and after their due date. You approve the reminders and receive a summary every Monday.

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ReviewsRestaurants & holiday lets

Asking for reviews and replying to restaurant customers

After a meal or stay, the review request is ready. Replies are drafted too, always with your approval.

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Deadlines and paperworkSole traders & freelancers

Gathering documents and tracking deadlines for a sole trader

Deadlines checked by your accountant are tracked. Every month, your documents are gathered and the email is ready for you to approve.

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AI without the jargon

So what is an AI agent, anyway?

A chatbot answers when you ask it something. An agent does a task from start to finish: it reads the email, works out the request, prepares the reply and leaves it waiting for you.

It works best on repetitive work with clear rules, where a mistake can be caught in time. That’s where we recommend starting, with a person approving anything before it goes out to a client.

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