Not a tool.
A parallel company.
It sources, writes, calls, messages, listens, designs, files and
reports — around the clock, from one window.
THE PROBLEM
Running a small company means operating forty interfaces by hand. Each with its own login, its own tab, and its own idea of who a contact is. Nobody wanted forty tools — they wanted the work done.
FORTY TABS. ONE WINDOW.
Gmail
Calendar
Sheets
Drive
Slack
Notion
HubSpot
Salesforce
Apollo
Instantly
Clay
LinkedIn
Sales Nav
WhatsApp
Instagram
Messenger
X
TikTok
YouTube
Reddit
Hacker News
Calendly
Zoom
Twilio
Stripe
QuickBooks
Xero
Docusign
Typeform
Airtable
Asana
Linear
Jira
Zapier
Mailchimp
Intercom
Zendesk
Canva
Figma
Shopify…and 1,161 more it could be.
THE THESIS
You don't need a thousand app interfaces to run a company. You need one. Connecting an app to Omni doesn't add a tab. It removes one — the app's actions become something the operator does on your behalf, described in a sentence, executed while you're elsewhere.
WHAT IT IS
One operator. Nine desks. One window. Omni is a general-purpose agent harness, not a workflow product. A single conversation is handed every capability at once and decides which to reach for. It is managed the way you'd manage a person: in plain English.
08:00 · BRIEFING ON YOUR PHONE
One window. Not a thousand.
What is
Omni?
OMNI
1
window to run all of it
9
desks, one operator
1,201
apps it reaches into
0
unapproved sends, ever
A harness, not a workflow
There is no router and no per-role agents. A single conversation is handed every capability at once and decides which to reach for.
A new department costs an OAuth click
Not a roadmap quarter. Connect the accounting tool and it chases invoices. Connect the support tool and it triages tickets. Any connected app becomes a desk without a release.
It listens on two clocks
Most of the value isn't in sending — it's in noticing. Live on email, WhatsApp, LinkedIn and Slack; on a schedule across socials, news and target accounts. How loud each one gets is set in plain English: “Text me about anything from a customer. If an investor emails, call me — even at night.”
THE ROSTER
Nine desks. One payroll line.
All on shift at once.
Growth
ON SHIFTSources accounts from a plain-English ICP, verifies emails, dedupes against what you own.
Stands in for Research analystWrites every message individually — intros, follow-ups, replies. Never one template blasted.
Stands in for SDRCold calling
ON SHIFTPlaces real calls in a natural voice, then files the summary, outcome and transcript.
Stands in for Dialler teamMessaging
ON SHIFTWhatsApp, LinkedIn DM, InMail, Sales Navigator, Instagram and Messenger.
Stands in for Social sellerListening
ON SHIFTWatches the inbox, the chat channels, the social accounts and the news.
Stands in for AnalystStudio
ON SHIFTGenerates images and video in your palette — posters, product shots, clips, captions.
Stands in for DesignerProposals
ON SHIFTReal PDF, Word and Excel deliverables written to your saved templates, branded.
Stands in for Proposal writerData
ON SHIFTKeeps the CRM current in Google Sheets and produces the reports off it.
Stands in for RevOpsChief of staff
ON SHIFTRuns the recurring work, decides what's worth interrupting you for, then texts or calls.
Stands in for Ops · EAThe roster isn't fixed — any connected app becomes a desk without a release.
ONE TUESDAY
What a day looks like
when nobody is watching.
One green line in a full working day. That's the only moment you're needed.
THE GATE
A company this autonomous needs exactly one human in it.
Everything else runs unattended. Everything that leaves the building stops here first — one card, twenty drafts, four seconds on your phone. That is the difference between a parallel company and an unsupervised one.
Reject it and nothing goes. Edit it and the whole batch is rewritten to your note — and the correction is remembered, so the next batch arrives already in your voice.
20 intro emails — fintech founders
RESTRAINT
The hard engineering is in the brakes.
Anyone can call a model and send an email. The work is in what happens when a model is wrong at 3am, on a customer, under someone else's name. Every limit below runs in code, before the model reasons — so it can't be talked around.
| Channel | Pace | Daily ceiling | Won't re-contact for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60s | 50 | 14 days | |
| LinkedIn invites | 180s | 18 · 90/wk | 90 days |
| LinkedIn DM & InMail | 90s | 40 | 7 days |
| 90s | 40 | 7 days | |
| Instagram · Messenger | 90s | 40 | 7 days |
| Cold calls | — per approval — | ||
It cannot burn your domain
Ceilings are per workspace per channel per day — two campaigns share one budget. LinkedIn's sits under the platform's own restriction threshold.
Do-not-contact is absolute
Checked when drafting, again at send, and once more on the approval path. A yes from you doesn't override it.
Every action logged
Each call written to an audit trail with arguments and result. For an agency running client accounts, that log is the deliverable.
WHO IT'S FOR
Founder-led B2B teams of one to ten, selling at $1k–$50k, with no SDR and no RevOps. Not a subscription — the first hire. And not one hire: the researcher, the SDR, the designer and the assistant they can't afford yet. And the micro agencies running it for clients — one workspace per client, own keys, own data, own audit log.
Everyone else is selling a seat.
We're selling a company.
It sources, writes, calls, messages, listens, designs, files and reports — around the clock, across every channel you sell on — and asks permission before it speaks for you.
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