Write it down. It comes back done.
You already keep a task list. This is the one where items can complete themselves: hand any task to a named Worker and it comes back done, with the results and a receipt for exactly what it cost. Accept it, or fix it in one sentence.
Free to start, no card. Paid subscriptions from $10/mo, each including a set amount to spend.
Done means · 2
- Every August invoice matched to a payout, or flagged.
- Short-paid invoices listed with the gap.
36 of 38 invoices match a payout. Two are short-paid, $118.40 between them, and flagged in the sheet.
august-reconciliation.csv38 rowsGood. List the two short ones in Monday's update.
A demo of the Little Worker work page. Two tasks handed to workers: Draft the weekly client update, which Iris is working on, and Reconcile August invoices, which Maya finished. Her reply: 36 of 38 invoices match a payout, two are short-paid by $118.40 between them and are flagged in august-reconciliation.csv. The receipt reads Claude Sonnet, 18,240 tokens, 14 cents. You accepted it with a note, and your decision is recorded.
Uses the model you'd have picked anyway.
Claude, OpenAI, or Gemini: pick the model per task or let your Worker choose. Two ways to pay, and both show up on the receipt.
- ManagedDefaultNothing to paste, nothing to set up. Managed work is metered at a clear markup against what your subscription includes. That's the price of never thinking about keys.
- Bring your own keyZero markupPlug in your provider key and pay the lab directly at zero markup. Same Workers, same receipts — the bill just skips the middleman.
How it works
Three moves. That's the whole product. And two of them you already do. No magic words to learn, no dashboard to babysit.
- Put it on the list. A task is one line, same as any list you've ever kept. Do it yourself — or decide it's someone else's problem now.
- Give it to a Worker. A named Worker with workspace memory picks it up and works inside what your subscription includes. Nothing starts until you say so.
- Get it back with the receipt. The result returns with the exact cost, to the cent. Accept it, or correct it in one sentence. Your decision is recorded either way.
Fair questions, straight answers.
What exactly is a Worker?
A named AI hire that persists across tasks, with workspace memory, permissions, and files. Not a fresh chat that forgets you every morning.What comes back when a Worker finishes?
The work itself, plus a receipt with the exact cost. Every task, no exceptions.What if the result isn't right?
Tell the Worker what's wrong in one sentence and it goes back to work. Corrections are saved to your workspace, and nothing is carried forward until you review it.Can a Worker overspend?
Not past what your subscription includes, plus any Worker balance you have already added. Each subscription comes with a set amount to spend; when that is used up, a paid subscription keeps going from your balance if there is any, and stops once there is not. Free has no balance to fall back on, so it stops at the trial limit. Nothing charges a card on its own. Every task is itemized, and you can set a lower monthly limit of your own on top.