02Your businesses

Run more than one, without them bleeding into each other.

Every business you keep here gets its own brand, its own files, its own customers and its own memory. Switch from the rail and the whole window changes with you.

The way you like things done follows you across all of them. What each business knows never leaves it.

03Chat

The work opens next to the conversation.

Ask for a document, a landing page or a deck and it appears on the Canvas beside the chat. A real file, with its earlier versions kept.

Point at one paragraph, ask for a change, and only that paragraph changes. Close the tab halfway through and the job still finishes on our servers.

04Agents

A Director and eight specialists.

You pick the brain inside each one — one provider for all of them, or a different model for every job.

• Director — Takes the ask, decides who does what, and answers for the result.

• Writer — Documents, landing copy, emails that sound like you wrote them.

• Developer — Working pages and small apps, rendered live and sandboxed.

• Researcher — Reads the web and can only read. It has no tools to change anything.

• Designer — Brand kits, layouts, and the look of what the others make.

• Video — Turns a still into motion, or a prompt into a clip.

• Music — Scores the clip so you are not hunting for a licence.

• Voice — Reads your script aloud in a voice you choose.

• Transcribe — Turns the call you just had into text you can search.

They run on your own provider key, so you pay the AI company their price. We never mark it up and never resell you tokens.

05Vault

The way you like things done, saved once.

You write these yourself, and it walks you through the first one. After that it stops needing to be told.

• Skills — Your standards, written down once. It stops asking and stops guessing.

• Prompts — The asks you keep retyping, one keystroke from the composer.

• Workflows — Multi-step jobs you assemble yourself and run whenever you need them.

Skills change behaviour, never permissions. Each one is a plain file you can read, edit, import or throw away.

06Library

Everything you have ever made, in one place.

Every document, image, video and deck lands here. Searchable, filterable, and stackable into collections.

Nothing is stranded in a chat thread you have to scroll back through to find it.

07Flo Studio

Images, video, music, posts, and a room to fix them in.

Seven tabs. Make it, animate it, score it, lay it out as a post, sketch the idea first, open the Lab and edit what came back, or keep a notebook of what you have read.

• Image — Describe the picture. Pick the model. Keep the ones that landed.

• Video — Animate a still you already made, or start from a sentence.

• Music — A score for the clip, generated to the length you need.

• Post — The image, the caption and the crop, laid out per platform.

• Draw — Sketch the idea by hand first, then hand the sketch over.

• Lab — Layers, masks and inpainting, for fixing the one thing that came back wrong.

• NoteBooks — Your own reading, answered with a line back to the page it came from.

Not a subscription for the image tool, another for video and a third for music. One tab strip, and everything drops into your Library.

08CRM

It chases the follow-ups you have forgotten.

Deals move through stages you can rename, the forecast reads in real money, and a deal that has gone quiet flags itself.

• Deals — A board you can rename to match how you actually sell.

• Contacts — Who they are, what you last said, and when you said it.

• Quotes — Priced, sent, and tracked until they answer.

• Invoices — Made from the quote they accepted. No retyping.

• Expenses — What went out, against what came in.

Quotes turn into invoices when the customer says yes. You are not retyping the same numbers into a second app.

09Ledger

Your week, and what everything cost.

The calendar it can read and write to, the journal it keeps, and a running record of what ran and what it spent.

• Calendar — Ask what your Thursday looks like. Ask it to move the 3pm.

• Journal — The running note of what happened, kept without you writing it.

It can add and move an appointment. It is not allowed to delete one.

10Blueprints

The job you do every month, designed once.

Lay out the steps, say which specialist takes each one, and run the whole thing on demand.

You build these. It shows you how the first one goes together rather than handing you a blank page.

11Brain

It remembers your business. In writing.

What it works out about how you operate gets filed into pages you can actually read. Tell it once and every tool on the rail knows.

When something new contradicts something old, the old note retires instead of both sitting there arguing. Correct or delete any of it.

12Tools

The small things you keep opening a tab for.

A text cleaner, a CSV viewer, a teleprompter, a QR generator. Not worth a subscription each, and now not needing one.

No sign-up, no watermark, no upload of your file to somebody else's server.

13Settings

Your key, your models, your limits.

Bring your own provider key and choose which model each specialist uses. Watch your storage and your spend in the same place.

The key is encrypted before it is stored and never shown back to you or written to a log.

All of it

That was the whole rail.

Every one of those is on every plan. The tiers differ by how much you store and how many of you there are, never by which features you are allowed to have.

Lite is $15 a month. Pro is $25. Team is $50 plus $15 a seat.