Hire an AI coworker.
Get your week back.
Brief it like a teammate. It asks the questions a new hire would, then runs across 1,000+ apps you already use — and reports back at the end of the day.
Less admin. More you.
Run a shop, a creator account, an ecommerce brand, or just your inbox. Same idea: hand the repetitive ops work to a coworker. Get the time back.
24/7 · Never offlineRuns while you sleep.
Brand DMs at midnight. Support tickets while you're at dinner. Saturday's reservations confirmed Friday night. Your coworker doesn't keep your hours.
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Less admin. More you.
Every coworker takes the boring 60-80% of your week — the copying, replying, restocking, scheduling, chasing — and just does it. The rest of your week is yours.
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5 min · Plain EnglishTalk to it like a person.
If you can write a Slack message, you can hire a coworker. No code. No diagrams. No 47-tab onboarding. Five minutes from idea to working coworker.
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1,000+ · Apps connectedPlays nice with your stack.
Gmail, Stripe, Notion, Klaviyo, Shopify, Meta Ads, Slack, your CRM, your POS, your inbox, your DMs. If you use it, your coworker does — across 1,000+ apps.
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Hire a coworker in three steps.
- 01
Describe the role.
Tell Caminu what you need help with. Support, sales, marketing, research, ops — just write the job like you would for a new hire.
- 02
Onboard your coworker.
Caminu asks the questions a good teammate would ask before starting. Goals, tools, data, tone, approvals, and edge cases become the coworker's job spec.
- 03
Send it to work.
Assign it a task, give it a schedule, or connect it to the moments where work begins. New email, DM, ticket, lead, refund, or order — your coworker knows when to step in.
This is the actual chat. Not a mockup.
Pick a job. Any job.
21 of the most-asked-for. Brief Caminu the same way for any of them.
- For paid marketers
“Reallocate budget to the top three Meta Ads creatives every morning.”
Spend smart, skip the spreadsheet.
- Calendar enricher
“Five minutes before each meeting, brief me on every attendee's LinkedIn and our prior emails.”
Walk in knowing everyone.
- For creators
“Reply to brand DMs with my rate card if the budget is over £2k.”
Reply faster, negotiate harder.
- WhatsApp support
“Answer FAQ on WhatsApp · escalate only what needs me.”
Reply in seconds, not Mondays.
- For coffee shops
“Reorder oat milk weekly when stock drops below 4 litres.”
Run the shop, not the spreadsheet.
- LinkedIn auto-reply
“Reply to LinkedIn DMs in my voice · book a call if it's a real lead.”
Inbox quiet, pipeline loud.
For customer support“Triage WhatsApp tickets · resolve simple ones · escalate the rest.”
Inbox to zero, every shift.
- Glassdoor monitor
“Watch our Glassdoor for new reviews · summarise themes · ping the team.”
Hear what they say, before HR does.
For property managers“When a tenant emails about a leak, message a plumber and book the slot.”
Saturday is yours again.
- Brand sentiment
“Track brand mentions across X, Reddit, news · daily digest · alert on spikes.”
Listen at scale, react in time.
- Sales pipeline
“Enrich new leads · draft follow-ups · nudge deals stuck in stages over five days.”
Pipeline tended, deals close.
For restaurants“Confirm tomorrow's reservations and update the prep list every evening.”
Cook the food, delegate the rest.
- Recruiter
“Source candidates on LinkedIn · screen for fit · book interviews on Calendly.”
Hire faster, interview only the best.
- Ecommerce ops
“Process refunds · trigger restock alerts · run abandoned-cart sequences in Klaviyo.”
Run the store, skip the dashboard.
- Brand-deal negotiator
“Read incoming DMs · send rate cards · negotiate · draft the contract.”
Get paid more, talk less.
- Content repurposer
“Turn each blog post into ten threads, three reels, an email, and a LinkedIn carousel.”
Write once, publish ten.
- Outbound SDR
“Find ICP leads · write personalised cold emails · sequence the follow-ups.”
Outbound on autopilot, calendar full.
- Bookkeeping
“Categorise Stripe and Brex expenses · chase late invoices · draft the monthly close.”
Books clean, month closed.
- Inbox triage
“Sort, reply, archive, draft — by 9am Gmail looks like the morning before a holiday.”
Inbox at zero, by breakfast.
- Newsletter operator
“Pull the week's links · draft the issue · schedule the send · watch engagement.”
Ship every Friday, without the dread.
- Event coordinator
“Track RSVPs · chase vendors · build the run-of-show · draft name tags.”
Run the event, be a guest at it.
Your coworker shows its work.
Not a magic box. Accountable software. You can read every step, undo anything, and keep what works.
- 09:02:14Opened inbox · 47 unread
- 09:02:18Triaged 47 emails · sorted by urgency
- 09:02:31Replied to 12 with template · drafts marked sent
- 09:02:44Archived 28 newsletters · matched filter rule
- 09:02:52Flagged 3 for review · escalation threshold hit
- 09:03:01Updated HubSpot · 5 contacts marked replied
- 09:03:08Logged outcome · 47 / 47 handled in 54s
Sees what it did.
Every step logged. Scroll the trace like a chat history — every email opened, every order placed, every dollar moved.
Tests itself.
Before your coworker touches anything in your business, it rehearses. Tuesday's deploy doesn't surprise Friday.
Undo, always.
Tweak how your coworker works, change your mind, restore yesterday's version. One click. Mistakes are reversible by design.
Yours, not shared.
Every coworker is built fresh for you. Its own code, its own memory, its own access. No one else uses it. Delete it and it's gone.
Get your week back.
Hire your first coworker.
Five minutes to brief one. An evening to see it work. A Friday you actually take off.