Founder origin story
I needed a chief of staff before I could hire one.
A year into my last company, the inbox I used to love had become the inbox that buried me. Seventy-three unread by 11pm. Every week. The work I could do was buried under the work I had already done, and the calendar had become a queue I couldn't get out of.
I couldn't afford a real chief of staff. The good ones wanted six figures and a benefits package. The not-so-good ones wanted hand-holding. I started wondering whether an AI could play the role — not an assistant, not a chatbot, but someone who knew my voice, knew my calendar, and got the first draft right more often than not.
So I shipped Amy at $29 a month on purpose. A real executive assistant still runs $80,000 a year. Amy runs forever, never sleeps, learns from every edit you make, and never sends a thing you didn't approve. The first 100 founders get the lock — the price stays for them, even when the next 5,000 arrive.
A real chief of staff costs $80,000 a year. Amy is $29 a month — and never sleeps.