Where you want to go.
Tell the agent where the business is and where you want to take it, a new market, a hiring plan, a price change. Plain language, the way you'd brief a co-founder.
Strategy & planning
A strategy partner that knows your numbers.
Brief an AI agent on where the business is and where you want it to go. It reads your real books, researches your market, lays out the options with the tradeoffs, and writes the plan with the figures behind it. Ask for a check later and it reads the books again. You make the call.
How it works
From a goal to a plan you can follow.
No blank spreadsheet, no generic advice that never saw your finances. The agent starts from your real numbers and gives you routes to choose between.
Your real books, not guesses.
The agent reads your actual figures from the books, revenue, costs, what you have to spend, so the plan starts from reality instead of a blank spreadsheet.
Routes, with the tradeoffs.
It researches your market and comes back with two or three routes, each with the tradeoffs and the numbers behind it, not one vague suggestion you can't act on.
Figures you can check back.
Pick a route and the agent writes the plan with the figures behind it. Ask for a check later and it reads the books again and tells you where you have drifted, because the planning and the bookkeeping are the same system rather than two tools you reconcile by hand.
What you get
Planning built on your reality.
Built on your actual books
Most planning advice is generic because it never sees your finances. This agent reads your real books, so the plan is built on your revenue, costs, and runway, not a template.
Routes with the math
Instead of one confident guess, you get a few routes with the tradeoffs and the numbers behind each, so you're choosing from real alternatives.
The plan reads the same books
The figures under the plan are the same entries your bookkeeping holds. Checking the plan against reality means reading those books again, not exporting one tool into another and hoping the columns line up.
Outside context, not just internal
The agent pulls in real market context, so the plan accounts for what's happening around you, not only what's in your own numbers.
It advises, you make the call
The agent models the options and shows the tradeoffs. The decision is always yours; it never commits the business to a direction on its own.
Run on EU rails
Planning runs on Stockholm-hosted, EU-resident infrastructure, and your financials stay in the EU, consistent with GDPR.
How it fits
The thinking layer over the rest.
A plan is only as good as the numbers under it. This agent reads the same bookkeeping that runs your real finances, sees what you actually spend on ads and everything else, and runs on the same platform as the agents that carry the plan out, breaking it into the tasks that get it done.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Does it use my real financials?
Yes. Because the same platform runs your bookkeeping, the agent grounds the plan in your actual books, revenue, costs, and what you have to spend, instead of generic assumptions.
Does it make the decision for me?
No. It lays out two or three routes with the tradeoffs and the numbers behind each, then you choose. It models and advises; the call is always yours.
How is this different from generic AI advice?
Generic advice never sees your business. This agent reads your real numbers and researches your market, so the plan and the numbers under it are built on your situation, not a template.
Can it keep the plan honest over time?
Yes, by reading the books again whenever you ask. The agent compares the plan against what has actually been booked since. There is no budget quietly tracking itself in the background: the check happens when you want it, against the same entries your accountant would look at.
Plan the next move on real numbers.
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