{ questions }
Asked first, every time.
If yours isn't here, the waitlist form has a box for it.
What does it cost?
$750 to build your workspace, once. Then $150 a month to run and support it. Nothing is due until the setup is built and working on your own business, and you can cancel the monthly whenever you like. The first conversation costs nothing.
What tools do you connect to?
Email and calendar first — Gmail or Outlook — then whatever you already run the business on: accounting, CRM, booking, job management, storage, messaging. Most things with an API are workable. If yours doesn't have one, ask on the call and you'll get a straight answer.
Is my data safe?
Your workspace is isolated, with its own credentials. Your data isn't shared with other clients or used to train models. You approve every connection, you can see what's been done, and you can revoke access yourself at any time.
How long does setup take?
Usually one to two weeks. A call, a few days of building, then a stretch where it runs alongside you and drafts rather than sends, until you're happy to let it act on its own.
Do I need to be technical?
No. The point is that you don't operate it. You keep using your inbox and your calendar the way you already do; the difference is what stops landing there.
Can I cancel?
Yes, monthly, no lock-in. Tell us, we disconnect everything from your accounts, and you keep what was built for you.
{ who builds it }
“I kept meeting owners spending three or four hours a day on work a computer should be doing, who'd been sold "AI" that turned out to be another dashboard to check.”
This is meant to be the opposite: I build the thing, you keep using your email like normal, and the busywork stops arriving. I take clients one at a time, which is why there's a list.
Henry— Founder, Loomwork AI
Let the busywork run itself.
Workspaces get built one at a time. Put your name down and you'll hear from a person when a spot opens.