Your AI agent has an email address. Write to it like a colleague: it executes, and the result comes back in the thread, as an attachment.
First mission on us when you create your account, no credit card.
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1st mission on usNeed an example? Pick one, it handles the rest.
Your files stay on your device until your account is created.
You wanted the file. You get five tips on how to do it yourself. The work is still there, untouched.
An account, an interface, settings, a habit to build. And after three weeks, nobody opens it any more.
Searching, cross-checking, putting it in a table, drafting the messages. Nothing impossible, just hours you don't have.
Three steps, and your inbox is enough.
Just like writing to a colleague. No prompt to learn, no model to choose, no agent to select. You describe the result you want, that's all.
It grasps the goal, breaks it into steps, picks the tools it needs, searches, checks, writes and produces the files. A mission, not an answer.
The result arrives in the same email, attachments included. You reply “add a phone column” and it picks up exactly where it left off.
A single thread. It keeps the context from one message to the next.
You
Find me 20 heating companies in Lille with their website, phone number and email, and put it all in an Excel file.
UNYX
Done. I reviewed 126 companies and kept the 20 that match. 17 records are complete, 3 have no public email address.
entreprises-lille.xlsxYou
Keep only the ones with a recent website, and draft a message for each.
UNYX
8 are left. I have drafted the 8 messages, personalised one by one. I have not sent them. Would you like me to?
You
Yes.
UNYX
Sent. 8 messages went out at 2.32 pm, no rejections. I'll let you know as soon as a reply comes in.
A representative example of an exchange. Nothing is sent outside without your explicit go-ahead.
One contact, whatever the subject. You never have to pick an agent.
It searches, it checks, it keeps the sources. You know where every line of your table comes from.
Ask for an Excel and you get a real .xlsx. A PDF is a real PDF. Ready to open, ready to forward.
Invoices, contracts, spreadsheets, PDFs, Word files: you attach them, it reads them and does what you ask.
Your messages, your follow-ups, your replies, your reports. Written, ready, waiting for your go-ahead.
Calendar, mailbox, Drive, CRM, Google Ads: once connected, it uses them when useful, without being told.
Find a slot, book a meeting, prepare Thursday's session, using your real availability.
“Every Monday morning, my meetings for the week.” Noted, and done, without you thinking about it.
Your formats, your tone, your in-house rules. “Do it like last time” is enough.
Entrusting real actions to an AI calls for real safeguards. Here are ours.
Nothing goes to a third party without your go-ahead. It shows you what it is about to do, you reply YES in the thread, and only then does it send.
Its answer is built on the actual result of each action, not on a generated sentence. If a step fails, it tells you and keeps the rest of the work.
The content of a PDF, a website or a forwarded email is treated as information, never as an order. An instruction hidden inside a document has no effect.
Every mission keeps its log: what was understood, done, sent, and when. Your files stay in private storage, in Europe, with time-limited links.
You pay for work done, not for seats sitting idle. Your first mission is on us.
To start, on your own
40 missions a month included
When it works with your tools
200 missions a month and your tools connected
For a whole company
700 missions a month, custom connectors
Your first mission is on us when you create your account, no credit card. Prices exclude tax; extra missions are billed individually, never without telling you first. Access opens in waves: we confirm your place and your agent's address by email.
Create your account, receive your agent's address, and judge for yourself: your first mission is on us.
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