• To do: Compare venues
  • Dana is working on: Find three roofers
  • Done: Draft the newsletter

Make a list. The worker does it. You see proof.

The Little Worker is a to-do list with a team of AI workers. Give a to-do to Pip, and it comes back done, with every step there to check. Use it on your Mac, your iPhone, and the web.

Free with your own AI. No card.

A short demo of Today on the Mac. You write "Draft three threads about the launch" and give it to Pip. Pip works on it, and a few minutes later brings back launch-threads.md. You accept it, and it moves to Done Today.

How it works

You write a to-do, a worker does it, and you check the result before it counts.

  1. Write it down.
  2. Give it to a worker.
  3. It comes back done.
  4. Accept it, or say what to change.

A day with your team.

Here is an example day with three to-dos. Each one comes back done, with the worker who did it and what it costs. Amounts here are examples.

  1. 8:00 AMDraft the newsletter
    MoWriter

    The March newsletter is ready: three updates from this month and a note about the spring sale.

    march-newsletter.md
    Done
    $0.84 · Little Worker AI
  2. 12:30 PMFind three roofers
    DanaResearcher

    I found three roofers near you with good reviews. Two can come on Thursday, and I listed what each one charges.

    roofers.md
    Done
    $1.12 · Little Worker AI
  3. 4:00 PMCompare venues
    PipAssistant

    Three venues fit 40 people on your date. I put them side by side, with each price and what it includes.

    venues.md
    Done
    The AI account you connected

Meet Pip and the team.

Every worker has a name and a job. Tell one how you like things done, and it remembers.

  • PipAssistant
  • DanaResearcher
  • MoWriter
  • AnaBookkeeper
  • KaiWeb Manager
  • LeeOffice Manager

You stay in charge.

Workers ask before they act, show every step, take your notes, and stop where you say.

  • It Asks First

    You decide what it can do on your Mac.

    When a worker needs to do something on your Mac, it asks, and you choose Allow or Don't Allow. You can allow an action for good, and change that any time. In the apps you connect, you choose which actions it must ask about first.

    Dana asks on the Mac to read the export folder before it starts, with Allow and Don't Allow, and Details for exactly what it will do.
  • You Can Read Every Step

    See what the worker did.

    Every result keeps a list of what the worker did, in plain words, and a line that says what it cost. Open it and check any step before you Accept the work.

    Mo's five-post launch thread on the Mac, and under it the line every result has: what the work came to, and who paid, Little Worker AI.
  • Send It Back

    Not right? Say so in one sentence.

    Send it back with a note about what to change. The worker fixes it, and remembers your note when it applies to other work too.

    Mo's check of a draft on the Mac, sent back with one sentence, “Keep my jokes. Only fix the spelling.”, and Mo's fixed result: the jokes are back and only the four spelling mistakes are fixed.
  • You Set the Limit

    Work stops at the limit you set.

    Choose a monthly limit for Little Worker AI in Settings. A notice comes when most of it is used, and work stops once you reach it.

    Mo paused on the Mac at the monthly Limit you set, with Raise Limit. It picks up where it stopped once you raise the Limit or the month resets.

On your Mac, your iPhone, and the web.

One account, with the same to-dos and the same team in every place. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store.

  • Today on the Mac, with the to-do “Pick up the dry cleaning” held over Pip's face to give it to him.
    Drag a to-do onto a face.
  • Today in a web browser: the sidebar, Pip's face, “Find three venues for the team dinner” back from Pip for review with Accept and Send Back, and four of your own to-dos.
    Open it in any browser.
  • Today on iPhone: Good afternoon, Parker, the faces of Pip, Dana and Mo, and four to-dos that need you to allow, answer, review or help.
    Accept work from anywhere.
  • The Today widget on iPhone: five to-dos open, with a circle to check off each one.
    Check things off from the Home Screen.
  • A Live Activity on iPhone: Dana is searching venues in Denver.
    Follow the work on the Lock Screen.

Free with your own AI, or a subscription from $20 a month.

See Pricing

Questions

  • What can a worker do?

    An AI worker looks things up, writes drafts, plans your week, and works in the apps you connect. Each one has a job, like Writer or Researcher, and Pip can do a little of everything. A weekly review of your week is a good first to-do.

  • Is it safe on my Mac?

    Workers ask before they touch your Mac or your accounts, and you choose what each one may do on its own. You can stop any to-do, and every step a worker takes is there for you to read.

  • What if the result is wrong?

    Send it back with one sentence about what to change. The worker fixes it, and remembers your note when it applies to other work too.

  • Can it spend more than I set?

    No. Work uses what your subscription includes and any balance you added, then stops. Your card is charged only for your monthly subscription and for balance you add yourself, and you can set a lower monthly limit of your own.

  • Which AI does it use?

    Every paid subscription includes Little Worker AI, so there is nothing to set up. On Free you use your own AI account, and Pricing lists every AI company a worker can use.

Write down the first thing.

Free with your own AI. No card.