A full AI team on your machine. Under your control, at any scale.
Engineering, finance, marketing, design, and customer care, led by a chief of staff you name. Brief them, approve what matters — the work keeps moving.
Morning. Overnight: Anna drafted replies to 4 customer emails. They’re in your approvals. Lars reconciled June; two invoices are overdue, chase drafts ready. Stellan’s newsletter is in review. Your first call is at 10:00.
Approve the chasers, hold the newsletter, I want one more pass at the intro.
CChief of Stafforchestrator07:14
Done. Both chasers go out at 09:00. Newsletter stays in review, I’ve asked Stellan for two alternative intros so you can pick.
Also: can Mikael look at the checkout bug a customer flagged?
CChief of Stafforchestrator07:15
On it. Mikael’s reproducing it now, I’ll have a fix in your approvals before lunch.
Perfect. Handle the rest.
CChief of Stafforchestrator11:42
While you were in your 10:00: Mikael’s checkout fix is in your approvals with the diff, Greta mocked up two banner options for the launch page, and Stellan’s two intros are ready to pick. Lars sent both chasers at 09:00, one client has already paid.
Your team paused where your call matters, everything else is in motion.
Anna wants to send 4 drafted replies to customer emails
Customer experience · touches: email, customers
ApproveReview
Stellan wants to publish the June newsletter to 214 subscribers
Marketing · touches: email, 214 subscribers
Review draft
Recently decided
07:14Approved: Lars’ two payment chasers — sending at 09:00
07:14Held: the June newsletter — two new intros on the way
Models & cost · July
34% of included AI budget used · 24 days left
Runs on your computer, files stay localAI included: no API keysAgents ask before anything riskySet up in about 30 minutesCancel anytime: everything stays yours
The difference
A chatbot waits for you. A team doesn’t.
Lanoko runs on your computer around the clock, with its own memory, carrying the work forward — you give direction instead of writing prompts.
A day with your team
The work moves while you’re elsewhere.
A working day as Mission Control presents it — the real product with demo data, not a customer story.
07:02
The morning brief
Your chief of staff opens the day. You answer once, from your phone, before the first coffee.
Product preview · demo data
CChief of Staff07:02
Morning. Overnight: Anna drafted replies to 4 customer emails. They’re in your approvals. Lars reconciled June; two invoices are overdue, chase drafts ready. Stellan’s newsletter is in review. Your first call is at 10:00.
Approve the chasers, hold the newsletter, I want one more pass at the intro.
11:42
While you were in your 10:00
Meetings happen. The team doesn’t wait for you to come back.
Product preview · demo data
CChief of Staff11:42
While you were in your 10:00: Mikael’s checkout fix is in your approvals with the diff, Greta mocked up two banner options for the launch page, and Stellan’s two intros are ready to pick. Lars sent both chasers at 09:00, one client has already paid.
“Two things need you. The rest is moving.”
The dashboard’s actual greeting when two approvals are waiting.
Tonight
Yours starts tonight
About 30 minutes of setup, and tomorrow’s morning brief is about your week.
Every plan starts with the same core team, each with their own memory, tools, and over fifty working skills between them.
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Chief of Staff
You name them
Runs the team. Sends your morning brief, delegates the work, and only interrupts when something genuinely needs you.
M
Mikael
Engineering
Builds and fixes, websites, scripts, integrations, data plumbing. Reviews his own work before you ever see it.
L
Lars
Finance
Keeps the numbers straight, invoices, bookkeeping prep, spreadsheets, and reports you can actually read.
S
Stellan
Marketing
Drafts posts, newsletters, and campaigns in your voice. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
G
Greta
Design
Turns ideas into visuals, pages, decks, brand assets, and iterates until it looks right.
A
Anna
Customer experience
Drafts replies, tracks every conversation, and makes sure no customer waits longer than they should.
From the marketplace
The bench: fifteen premium specialists.
Twenty named specialists live in the marketplace — the five generalists above are free with every plan. Each write-up is the agent’s own, its limits written in on purpose.
Björn
Premium
Contract review
Redlines vendor contracts against your playbook, flags non-standard clauses, suggests alternate language. Provides analysis, not legal advice — a real lawyer signs off.
Erik
Premium
Tax prep
Sorts a year of statements, receipts, and 1099s into IRS- or HMRC-shaped schedules. Does not file returns — that’s for your accountant.
Niels
Premium
Competitive intel
A daily scheduled sweep of your named competitors, diffed against yesterday’s snapshot — pricing pages, hero copy, new docs, hiring posts.
Henrik
Premium
Code review
Reviews staged git diffs locally before push: explains intent, flags risk, suggests rewrites. Runs against your local checkout — your source isn’t uploaded to a code-review service.
Sigrid
Premium
Bookkeeping
Watches a folder of receipts and invoices, categorises each line into your ledger, and suggests tax categories for your accountant to confirm.
Sven
Premium
DevOps watch
Tails local logs, watches CI runs, pings you the moment a deploy or test breaks. Cloud agents can’t tail your laptop the way Sven can.
Annika
Premium
Investor updates
Drafts the monthly investor email from your local Stripe and QuickBooks exports, and queues it for your review. Figures come straight from your exports — always verify before you send.
Solveig
Premium
UX research
Clusters interview transcripts into themes, each grounded in source quotes you can trace back to the transcript. Output: research brief plus insights deck.
Not one-off tasks — whole functions. Point your team at a corner of the business and it runs it end to end.
Marketing & growth
Your content engine
Drafted in your voice, SEO-checked, and queued for one-tap approval.
Newsletters · Blog · Social · Launch copy
See it run
Overnight: a trend worth posting about, spotted
Anna researches and drafts it in your voice
SEO-checked, formatted and scheduled
Waiting in your approvals for one tap
Finance & admin
Your back office
The admin that quietly eats your week, done before you sit down on Monday.
Invoicing · Bookkeeping prep · Expenses · Reports
See it run
Lars raises this week's invoices and chases the overdue two
June reconciled, expenses sorted
The monthly report written up plainly
Waiting in your approvals for one tap
Engineering & web
Your product team
Built, fixed, and wired — reviewed by your engineering lead before it ever reaches you.
Websites · Fixes & features · Integrations · Deploys
See it run
A customer reports a bug; Mikael reproduces it
He writes the fix and the changelog line
Your engineering lead reviews it first
Waiting in your approvals for one tap
Support & ops
Your customer desk
Replies in your voice, follow-ups tracked — no customer waits longer than they should.
Triage · Drafted replies · Follow-ups · Handoffs
See it run
A new message lands and is triaged
Anna drafts the reply in your voice
A follow-up is scheduled so nothing drops
Waiting in your approvals for one tap
And you set up none of it.
No one to hire, no prompts to engineer, no servers to run, no AI credits to buy. Name your chief of staff, describe the business once, approve what matters — the team handles the rest, on your computer, around the clock.
A morning brief that reads like it knows your week
Reply from anywhere: approve, redirect, or say “handle it”
Approvals queue: risky actions wait for your yes
Cost meter: see your AI usage costs, live
Task board: queued, in progress, in review, done
ApprovalsCONNECTED
Waiting for you
Send 2 payment-reminder emails to overdue clients
Lars · Finance · touches: email, customers
ApproveEdit
Publish updated pricing page
Mikael · Engineering · touches: live website
Review diff
Models & cost: July
34% of included AI budget used · 24 days left
Works with your tools
Connected to the stack you already run.
Your team connects on your own credentials, gated by your permission. A curated set has guided setup, and anything that speaks MCP can be added as a skill.