Analyst, ops manager, marketer, finance — collapsed into one coworker that lives in Slack and WhatsApp. The work you keep putting off, done.
Founders carry the work
that doesn't fit on anyone's job description.
We send agents that take it.
You don't need another dashboard. You need someone who can pull the numbers, write the update, build the dashboard if one's missing, then send the follow-up to the investor.
Openrift agents live in your Slack and WhatsApp. They have their own compute environment. They run code, query your real tools — Stripe, HubSpot, Meta, Notion — and ship outputs back where you already work.
Not text. Not suggestions. The PDF. The deployed app. The sent email. The closed loop.
MRR, churn, CAC, ad spend — at 9am, in the same Slack channel, every day.
You ping the analyst on Monday. Wait until Thursday. Get a static snapshot. Forget the question by then.
Stripe revenue, PostHog activation, Meta and Google spend, ad CAC — reconciled overnight and dropped in #pulse before the team logs on. Variance flagged in red. One paragraph of context attached.
Revenue, burn, pipeline, headcount, key wins — composed into a polished board email or deck on demand.
Last business day of the month becomes a 6-hour scramble — pulling spreadsheets, chasing the head of sales, writing prose at midnight.
You type `/board-pack` in Slack. Agent pulls live revenue and burn, scrapes the CRM for pipeline movement, asks the team for highlight bullets, and hands you a numbers-tight draft inside an hour. You review, tweak, send.
ICP definition, list build, enrichment, sequence loading, conversion reporting. Closed loop.
SDR cycles burn weeks on bad lists. Sequences go cold. Nobody knows what converted.
Tell the agent who you want to talk to. Apollo lists pulled, enriched against your CRM for dupes, scrubbed against opt-outs, loaded into Instantly with sequence variants. Reply-rate dashboard piped back into Slack weekly. Conversions written back to HubSpot.
Revenue dashboards, client portals, approval workflows — shipped as deployed web apps.
You sketch it on a napkin. Engineering says "Q3." You build it in Sheets. It breaks.
Describe it in a Slack thread. Agent provisions Supabase, Vercel, auth — writes the React, deploys to a subdomain, drops the URL back. Working app inside the day. Tweaks via more Slack messages.
Candidate movement across ATS, interview notes, recruiter threads — synthesised, surfaced, nudged.
Three tools, four spreadsheets, a Slack channel that nobody reads. The strong candidate goes dark for two weeks.
Agent watches Greenhouse or Ashby, parses interviewer notes, summarises debriefs in plain English, flags stalled candidates, nudges the hiring manager. The pipeline dashboard updates itself.
PDFs read, line items flagged, renewal reminders set, drift from template captured.
You scan the MSA on a Friday. Miss the auto-renewal clause. Lose S$40k next April.
Agent reads every contract you sign. Pulls line items into a register. Flags clauses that drift from your template language. Sets renewal alerts 60 days out. Negotiation context preserved in a WhatsApp thread you can reopen any time.
You type a single command in Slack. Agent reconciles live Stripe revenue, Xero burn, and HubSpot pipeline — then drafts the numbers-tight update your investors expect.
Review, tweak, send. The last business day of the month stops being a six-hour scramble.
Pulse — Revenue is holding the line. Churn ticked down again — the cohort migration we ran last month is working. The CAC bump deserves attention: Meta CPM rose 14% over the week.
Heads-up — Three accounts are showing payment retry failures. Drafted recovery emails — review in #billing.
Next — Asking Sam for sign-off on the Q2 budget shift toward Google Search before the Meta CPM bleed widens.
“It's like having a colleague who's read every Stripe and HubSpot doc, then actually does the work.
Tobias GiesenCEO at Growably~10+ hrs/week saved
“Like the most capable all-round colleague you can imagine.
Sam KopelmanCEO at Givr~10+ hrs/week saved
“Eyes, ears, and hands. We might genuinely never have to hire someone.
Jordan DikoumCo-Founder at UniTru Inc~10+ hrs/week saved
A 30-minute call. We look at your ops, decide if there's a fit, and quote the discovery.