The AI co-worker you can call
A chief of staff with the hands of a forward-deployed engineer. Run a company of specialist agents from wherever you already are, and nothing leaves the building without your approval.
Nine months on my own number before I asked anyone to pay for it.
Ask it anything about Pocket
tools we can connect
running today, evidenced
on my own WhatsApp number
WhatsApp tickets handled
The stack is open source. Getting it to run your business is the work. I ran Vega on my own WhatsApp number for nine months before asking anyone to pay for it. Daily brief. Call log from voice. CRM updates while walking. Coding agents I approve by voice. It runs on a Hetzner box I manage, and the only thing you pay a vendor for is your own AI subscription.
Assistants wait to be asked. Operators notice.
Every request becomes a ticket with a phase: needs-you, blocked, done, fyi. You see the same queue in WhatsApp, in the logs and in Notion. An agent that acts without a paper trail is unusable in a real company.
Follow-up that actually happens
It sees which deals went quiet, drafts the next touch in your voice, and brings it to you before it sends.
> who has gone quiet this week
6 deals, drafts ready, waiting on your yes
The morning brief
A 90 second voice brief before you open a laptop. Pipeline, calendar, and anything that came in overnight.
> brief me
8 deal updates, 3 flagged threads, 2 calls prepped
Coding agents you approve by voice
Spin up a coding agent, watch it work, approve or redirect it from your phone. Nothing ships without you.
> ship the auth fix and show me
branch pushed, diff waiting for your approval
197 tools. Say it once, in the channel you already use
The work lands in the tool that owns the answer. Twenty five of these are running in my own operation today and are marked as such. The rest are the connector library your build draws from. We keep that line visible rather than printing 197 logos and calling them all integrations.
Your whole operation, four taps deep
Every project, every topic, every agent working under them. Tap in to see what each one did, what it is waiting on, and approve it without opening a laptop.
- 1Pick the part of the business you are in
- 2See its projects, and how many topics each holds
- 3Open a topic to see the agents on it and their status
- 4Read what an agent did, then approve or redirect it
- 5The result lands back as a notification
Built on the official Apple Shortcuts app. Android coming soon.
Tap through it. Projects, topics, agents, then approve one.
One year. One price. A founder who no longer needs us.
Start with a paid hour so we both know it fits. Then a custom build and twelve months of turning your team into people who run it themselves.
The $45 credits in full against your first year.
- Ops surface map across your channels, CRM, marketing and PM tools
- Three automations ranked by effort and return for your exact stack
- One automation installed live during the call
- Written recommendation, and a firm scope for the build
A custom Vega build for your company, not a template with your logo on it. Plus one hour every month with a lead AI engineer who knows your instance.
- Custom-built for your operation, scoped from the audit
- One hour a month with a lead AI engineer: debug, extend, customise
- Runs on your own server, your own keys, open source except your AI subscription
- By month twelve you run it yourself and build new agents without us
This is not about replacing people. The future of work is a marketing team that can use Claude, not one that waits on an expensive software team for every copy change. It is a sales executive who has adopted the posture of a forward-deployed engineer. Those people do not need replacing, they need a co-worker. We want to be the workforce that supplies them.