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It answers email at 2am. You do not.

Your own AI worker.
Just message it.
It does the boring half.

Built for people running a business without a back office — freelancers, trades, agencies and small teams.

Message it from wherever you already text — or from your own dashboard. Type it, or send a voice note if your hands are full. Email, calendar, invoices, chasing, admin: the jobs that eat your day, handed to something that does not mind doing them.

And “your own” is meant literally: you get the worker and the private server it runs on — nobody else’s jobs on your machine, nobody else’s queue in front of yours.

See what people actually hand it

No app to install, no tech skills needed. There is no free trial — you pay for the first month up front and have 30 days to change your mind.

Starting at only $19.99/mo · Ready in minutes · Cancel anytime

30-day money-back guarantee

One click to connect the apps you already use

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Docs
  • Google Slides
  • Google Tasks
  • +1,100 more
From signup to chatting
~3 min
Apps you can connect
1,100+
Starting price
$19.99/mo
IIvyYour AI worker · runningdemo

What's on my calendar today?

Three things today:

  • 9:30Team standup · 30 min
  • 1:00Lunch with Sam · Cafe Nero
  • 4:15Dentist · 22 Bridge St

You're clear after 5.

Try asking

“Ivy” is just what this one is called — you name your own. A small demo — it knows about 26 kinds of question and runs entirely in your browser. The real one is not limited like this.

One click each

Connect the apps you already use in one click.

No keys to copy, nothing to set up. Press connect, sign in as yourself, and your worker can use it — 1,100+ apps, all the same way.

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Docs
  • Google Slides
  • Google Tasks
  • Dropbox
  • Slack
  • WhatsApp
  • Telegram
  • Discord
  • Notion
  • Airtable
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • Asana
  • ClickUp
  • Trello
  • Todoist
  • Basecamp
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Stripe
  • Shopify
  • GitHub
  • Figma
  • Postman
  • Cloudflare
  • Snowflake
  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Reddit
  • Calendly
  • Zoom
Search your tools

1,100+ one-click app connections, powered by Composio.

Three steps

From nothing to chatting, in about three minutes.

This is the whole thing. There is no step four, no onboarding call, and no PDF to read.

  1. 1

    30 seconds

    Sign up

    Email, password, done. No forms, no setup call, no salesperson called Gavin ringing you on Tuesday.

  2. 2

    One dialog

    Create your AI worker

    Pick which worker you want and what size it should be, then press one button. We build your private server and launch it, automatically.

  3. 3

    Right away

    Start chatting

    Talk to it in your dashboard, or scan once and message it in WhatsApp like a normal person.

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Your worker, running on your own private server — with Chat and WhatsApp one click away.Swipe the screen to see the rest.

However you like

A dashboard if you want one. A text message if you don’t.

Your worker has its own dashboard, and you can sit in it all day if that suits you. You do not have to. Connect it once and it turns up wherever you already message people — a chat app, or an ordinary text message. Type it, or hold the button down and send a voice note. Same worker, same memory, whichever way you reach it.

Your dashboard

A proper window into everything: the conversation, what it has done, what is waiting on you, and every setting. Always there, nothing to connect.

Or reach it where you already are

  • TelegramFree, quick to connect, and identical on a phone or a laptop. If you have no strong preference, start here.
  • Text messageNothing to install and nothing to join. It works on any phone, including the battered one that lives in the van.
  • WhatsAppWhere a great many people — and a great many of their customers — already are. Ask us how it fits what you are doing.
  • SlackKeep it where the work already happens, if that is where you spend your day.
  • DiscordBecause some people genuinely do run their whole life out of Discord.
  • And other messaging channelsThese are the ones most people want. There are more, and more get added — if you already live somewhere else, ask us and we will tell you straight whether it works.

It is your own worker on your own server, reachable from your own accounts. Connect a channel, or disconnect it, whenever you like.

Technical? You can run the channel connectors yourself — your own numbers, your own credentials, your own webhooks. See how.

Ivyonline
  • anything need me before I start?
  • Two things. Priya moved Thursday to 2pm — I said yes. And the Marchetti invoice came in, so I have filed it and set the payment reminder. Nothing else needs you.
  • perfect, thanks

Yes, it really is that boring to use. That is the point.(“Ivy” is just this one’s name. Yours gets whatever you call it.)

Memory & skills

The longer you have it, the less you have to explain.

Most AI forgets you the second you close the tab. Yours does not. It keeps a little notebook about you, and a library of every job it has already worked out — so the second time you ask for something, you barely have to ask.

It takes the headache, not just the task

The tiring part of admin was never the typing. It was holding forty small things in your head at once and hoping you did not drop one. Hand that over and the noise stops being yours.

YOU, ON A NORMAL MONDAYquick q?URGENTre: re: re:you free?unpaid $$9am?headacheYOU, WITH A WORKERit has themno headache
Same Monday. Different morning.
  • It learns you

    How you write, who actually matters, what you always want done a particular way. It writes that down as it goes — and it is a plain note you can read, edit, or delete whenever you like.

    “Keep replies short.” “Never book before 9.” “Priya is the client, not the supplier.”

  • It keeps a skills library

    When it works out how to do something fiddly, it saves the method as a skill. Next time it just does it, the same way, without being talked through it again.

    Chase unpaid invoices · Write the Monday report · Tidy the inbox before 8am

  • It never clocks off

    Your worker sits on a server that never sleeps, so it is never “away”. Message it between meetings, from a customer's car park, or at eleven at night — it starts working straight away, and you do not have to be at a desk or even awake.

    Send a message at 11pm. Read what it did over breakfast.

You can also drop in ready-made skills, write your own, or ask it to go and learn one. How skills and memory work.

Which raises the fair question of where all of that actually lives.

Yours, not ours

You own the worker, and the computer it sits on.

Most AI is a seat on somebody else's machine — one enormous program, everybody's questions in the same queue, your things kept in a drawer of it. This is not that. You get a worker of your own and a server of your own, and everything it knows lives on it.

IT DOES NOT STOP WHEN YOU DO2:14aminvoice sentinbox tidiedreport writtenyour laptop, shutits own machine
You shut the laptop at six. It carried on without you.
  • The worker is yours

    You name it, you decide what it is allowed to do on its own, and you can change your mind at any point. The notebook it keeps about you and the library of skills it builds up are plain files on your server — yours to read, correct, or delete.

    Read what it wrote about you. Cross out the bit that is wrong.

  • The machine is yours

    Not a slice of one program shared by thousands — its own private server, with its own door. Your worker, your files, your conversations, and nobody else's job running alongside them. We build it, keep it running and keep it patched, so you never have to log into it or update anything.

    2 to 8 vCPU · 4 to 16 GB memory · 6 to 80 GB storage, by plan.

  • So it can take the time

    It is not being hurried along by anyone else's queue, and it does not stop when you close your laptop. So it can take the time to understand something properly, or go away and learn something new — read the manual you handed it, work a long job through to the end, and have it done by the time you are up.

    “Learn how we do quotes.” It reads the file and writes itself a skill.

Cancel and your worker is parked, not deleted — the machine sleeps and your things are kept, so you can pick it back up.

The plain-English version of what a private server is, and why you get one, is on the explainer. What a private server actually is.

Three minutes from here to a worker that already knows how you like things.

Get started

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Two decisions, and both have an obvious default.

Pick your worker

Two kinds of worker. Same private server.

You choose one when you create it, and you can create another later if you want to try the other.

  • Hermes

    Recommendedby Nous Research

    The same idea as OpenClaw, built for servers from the start. Hermes comes from Nous Research and was designed for exactly this — a worker that lives on a server and acts on your behalf — so the safety is built into the structure rather than bolted on. It asks before the things worth asking about, and it learns your routines so it does them the same way twice.

    • Chat, browsing, files, and code
    • Layered permission and approval checks
    • Remembers how it did a job, and repeats it properly

    Start here. It is the one we recommend and the one we would put you on.

  • OpenClaw

    The wilder oneopen source

    The original of the two, with a huge community behind it, built around a browser it drives itself. Hand it something long and messy and it will go away and grind through it. More freedom than Hermes, and correspondingly more rope.

    • Drives a browser on its own
    • Good at long, multi-step jobs
    • Files and code, same as Hermes

    Pick this if you want it grinding through something while you do other work.

    Worth knowing before you pick it

    OpenClaw is built to go off and act on its own, which is exactly why it is good at long jobs — and exactly why it needs a little more supervision. It can click the wrong thing on a website, or take an instruction further than you meant. Give it the connections it needs and no more, check its work on anything that matters, and start it on something low-stakes while you get a feel for it. Hermes is the quieter, more predictable one.

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The whole thing: pick a worker, pick a size, press the button.Swipe the screen to see the rest.

Not sure? Start with Hermes. You can create the other one later, or run both.

Your credits, your call

You decide how hard it thinks

Every conversation has a setting for how much thinking power to use. Most jobs do not need the big one, and you can change it whenever you like — it is a per-conversation switch, not a plan you are locked into.

It is a per-conversation switch. Change it for one job and it goes back afterwards — there is nothing to commit to.

A footnote for the curious: writing costs a little more than reading, so a worker skimming a long thread is cheaper than one producing a long document. Which model you pick matters considerably more than either.

What it costs
  • LightCheapest of the three
  • BalancedA few times a light one
  • StrongDearest of the three

Writing, planning, joining things up.

The everyday setting, and the one to leave it on. It writes in your voice, follows a few steps in a row, and works across several of your apps without losing the thread.

  • Draft a reply saying Friday works
  • Summarise this thread and tell me what was agreed
  • Move my 3pm and let everyone know

Under the hood

Powered by the AI you already know.

Your worker is not running some mystery engine. It runs on the same AI you have already heard of — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — and you pick which, conversation by conversation.

Worth knowing before you go exploring: changing the model is the expensive decision. Changing how hard it thinks is not. The default is the cheap one, and it is the one we would leave you on.

  • ChatGPTthe default
  • Claudereasoning
  • Geminipictures
  • DeepSeekcheapest
  • Nova
  • Seed
  • Trinity
  • and many more

Bring your own key, or run a model on your own hardware. Both are supported. See the technical details.

See what each model is good at

Model names are trademarks of their respective owners. Lionox is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.

You can keep reading, or you can have one running before your coffee goes cold.

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30-day money-back guarantee

Nothing to lose by trying

Try it for a month. If it is not for you, tell us within 30 days of your first payment and we will refund that payment in full. No forms, no phone call, no reason needed.

What it covers. The refund covers your plan — the server and the subscription. AI credits your worker has already spent are not refundable, because that work has already been done.

Uptime target
99.9%
Money back
30 days

Pay with

  • Visa
  • MasterCard
  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay

Payments are handled by our payment provider. Your card details never touch our servers.

Pricing

Pick a plan. Change it anytime.

Every plan gets its own private server and its own AI worker. The bigger the plan, the more your worker can chew through.

One monthly price for the server, plus AI credits for the work it does.

  • Basic

    $19.99/mo

    includes $2 of AI credits

    Everyday help — email, calendar, and reminders.

    Get started
  • Plus

    $24.99/mo

    includes $5 of AI credits

    A faster machine and more credits, for daily use.

    Get started
  • Our pick

    Pro

    $59.99/mo

    includes $15 of AI credits

    Our pick — the fastest machine, with credits to match.

    Get started
  • Max

    $199.99/mo

    includes $30 of AI credits

    The most storage, the most credits, and we set it up with you.

    Get started

What the alternative costs

A part-time assistant, at the very cheapest
about $700/mo
The usual going rate
$1,200–$3,000/mo
Your own AI worker, plan plus what it uses
from $19.99/mo

It will not do everything a person does — it has no judgement about your business and it cannot pick up the phone. But the admin half, the half nobody enjoys, it does for a fraction of any of this.

The plan is the floor, not the whole bill — credits are on top, and what they come to depends on how much you hand it.

30-day money-back guaranteePlan only — not credits already used

No setup fee. No contract. Change or cancel your plan in two clicks.

Credits reset each month and do not roll over. If you use more than your plan includes, your worker tops itself up automatically — you set the cap, and you can switch it off. How credits work.

See what is in each plan

Questions

The things everyone asks first.

  • Do I need any tech skills?

    No. If you can use email, you can use this. You press one button, we build the server and set the worker up for you, and the next thing you see is a chat window. Nothing to install, nothing to configure, nothing to keep updated.

  • How long does setup actually take?

    About three minutes from signing up to sending your first message. Most of that is the server being built, which happens while you watch a progress bar.

  • What if I do not like it?

    Then you get the plan fee back. Tell us within 30 days of your first payment and we refund it in full — no forms, no phone call, no reason needed. Credits your worker already spent are not refundable, because that work has been done.

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