The proof

Andy has been running real businesses every day since 2025.

A primary care business, a holding company and a health-tech startup. The finance reports, the marketing, the inbox, the website. You don’t have to imagine it. This page is the case study.

The Andy desktop Command Center: a triaged feed on the left, and on the right a customer email with Andy's drafted reply held behind an approve and send button
The Andy app on a phone: a supplier billing email expanded, with Andy's drafted reply written in the owner's voice and an approve and send button
The case study

The demo is a real, running business.

Andy runs a real business end to end. A primary-care operation, a holding company, and a health-tech startup. The email, the finances, the marketing, the website and the logistics, every day since 2025.

The company

A primary care business with real staff, real patients and real revenue, sitting inside a group structure: a clinic operation, a holding company, and a health-tech startup. Not a sandbox. A company with payroll.

The before

Before Andy, the work was a vendor stack. Content marketing, design and creative, SEO retainers, legal review, outside research and reporting, new programs. Each vendor owned a slice, and someone still had to stitch the slices together by hand.

What Andy does every day

Real operations, with every outbound action gated behind the approval model:

  • Finance reporting: P&L summaries and KPI reports pulled live from the books
  • Marketing analytics across search, ads and the website
  • Email triage and drafting, with every send held for approval
  • Website management, with sign-off required on every deploy
  • Standing scheduled jobs: briefings, KPI cards, overnight triage

The outcome

Line by line, Andy took over roughly $19K a month of vendor work and now does it in-house. Every line was real cost that was being paid before Andy took the work over. Your stack will look different. See the full ledger for the itemized version.

Live, not a demo

The same Andy you see on a call is the one running the business behind it. No staged screens.

Battle-tested

Thousands of real integration calls, scheduled jobs and decisions. Refined daily under a real load.

It ships real work

Andy manages the company’s production website and runs its finance reporting. Every deploy waits for a human go-ahead. Not toy tasks.

A day with Andy

Here’s what a Tuesday looks like.

Capabilities are abstract. A working day isn’t. This is the shape of a day Andy runs, right now.

Your briefing is waiting before you’re out of bed. Overnight email triaged, calendar annotated, yesterday’s numbers against target, and the two things that need a decision from you.

Morning briefing · 3 items

“Move my 2pm and let everyone know.” Done in a minute. Rescheduled, attendees notified, conflict with the board prep caught and flagged.

A customer emails a billing question. Andy pulls their payment history, drafts the reply in your voice, and waits for your one-tap approval before sending.

Draft held for approval

You ask for a P&L summary for tomorrow’s meeting. Andy queries the books, builds a branded PDF, and drops it in the chat eight minutes later.

P&L_June.pdf

The weekly KPI job fires on schedule. Revenue, bookings, marketing funnel, all pulled live and delivered as a card, with what changed and why.

You’re asleep. Andy isn’t. Standing jobs run, tomorrow’s briefing is queued, and the inbox is already sorted for the morning.

None of this is a concept video. It is a working day, running now.

The Andy app on a phone: a supplier billing email expanded, with Andy's drafted reply written in the owner's voice and an approve and send button
Caught working

This is Andy mid-task.

Not a concept render. A real operator on a real machine. You ask in plain language, then watch the steps run and flip to done. Numbers, drafts and finished documents land in the chat, and Andy holds anything outbound until you approve it.

Andy was built to run a real business under real pressure, not to demo well. It has been in production every day since, which is why it works on day one.

See the full walkthrough of how a task runs, or hand us one workflow and get caught working on your own business.

Next step

Andy already runs a real business. Yours could be next.

Thirty minutes, no slides. We show you the live operator, then map what it would take over first in your business.

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