A product tour
Here's what running your business with an AI team actually looks like — the screens you'll use after you sign up.
Monday: your team proposes the week
No blank page. Every Monday, your departments look at your goal and propose a prioritized plan — content to publish, leads to chase, numbers to review. You approve what's right and skip the rest, usually in under five minutes.
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Through the week: finished work lands for your yes/no
Each approved item is worked by several agents at once — a researcher, a drafter, a reviewer — so what reaches your queue is already a solid second draft. Accept it, tweak it, or send it back with a note. Nami remembers your feedback permanently and gets sharper every week.
Always: one number, in view
Your 90-day goal sits front and center as a progress ring, updated weekly. Every plan, every deliverable, every department is pointed at moving it — so you always know whether the week actually mattered.
Plug it into your real business
This is what makes Nami more than a chatbot. Connect the tools you already run on, and your team works from your real numbers — and acts on them without being asked.
Paste a key (encrypted, read-only) and your weekly briefing reads your real revenue — not numbers you log by hand. Gmail lets approved emails send from your own inbox.
It scans your payments for at-risk customers and failed cards, and drafts a personal win-back for each — ready for your one-click approval.
You open the app and the drafts are already waiting. An operator doesn't wait to be prompted; it does the work, then asks you to approve.
The Company Brain holds your business, your voice, and every bit of feedback — so you never re-explain yourself.
Nothing is ever sent, posted, or spent without your approval. Nami prepares; you decide.
Everything it produces is yours to download and use anywhere — no lock-in.
A team, not a tool
Six departments, dozens of specialist agents — all behind you, all aimed at the one number you care about.