Remembers your family, plans your week, keeps track of the boring stuff — in the messaging app you already use, with a name and personality you pick. Nothing to install. No terminal. No jargon.
45 minutes on a call, and it's yours. I handle everything on the technical side — you just tell it what you want it to help with.
Not a super-productivity system. Just the small stuff you keep meaning to do — and the medium stuff that keeps slipping.
Every morning, the same short message. No feed to scroll, no app to open. It reads like a note from someone who's been paying attention on your behalf.
You choose what it covers — some people want family logistics, some want work, some want fitness and habits, some want all of the above. The shape stays the same: one screen, one minute, the day named clearly.
Yours doesn't have to be Polly. Some people go with a family nickname; one client named theirs after their kid's favourite stuffed toy. The point is that it feels like something, not nothing — because you're going to talk to it every day.
You pick the name, the tone (warm, dry, brisk), and what it focuses on. We set all of that on the call — and you can change any of it later, in plain language, by just telling it.
The single most important thing about giving an assistant access to your life: knowing what it does. Every action shows up as a plain-language line you can read in five seconds. Anything sensitive, it asks first.
Three simple steps. You show up to the call, we talk, and by the time we hang up it's already messaging you.
Most people want the simple option: I run everything, they just use it. That's the recommended tier below. If you'd rather own the infrastructure yourself, that's possible too — say so on the call.
All tiers start with the same 45-minute setup call. Real numbers on the call — I want to hear what you actually want it doing before quoting.
No. Your assistant lives inside the messaging app you already use — most people choose Telegram or WhatsApp. Nothing new to download, nothing new to log into.
You tell it, in plain language: "don't do X" or "do it this way instead." It adjusts. It also always shows you what it's about to do for anything sensitive — you can just say no.
Only you. It runs on dedicated infrastructure — either mine (on the Done-for-you tier) or entirely yours (on the other tiers). It's not shared with other users, and your conversations aren't used to train anything.
Two big differences. First, it remembers — it builds up context about your life over weeks and months, instead of forgetting between conversations. Second, it lives inside your normal messaging app, so it's a chat with someone, not a website you have to remember to open.
No. That's what "done-for-you" means — I handle the technical side entirely. You just tell it what you want, in normal words.
Existing coaching clients get a discount — mention it when you book.
Yes — the OpenClaw setup guide is the do-it-yourself version: a free, step-by-step walkthrough of the real stack (a Hostinger VPS, OpenClaw installed with Docker, Venice.ai as the brain, Telegram or Discord as the chat), with every command ready to copy. If you get stuck or would rather build it live together, you can book a setup call from the same page.
45 minutes on a call, 49€, and you leave with something quietly running in the background of your life.
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