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FOR FOUNDERS

One weekly brief of effort, deadlines, money and open scope, built from your own numbers. Stop carrying the agency in your head.
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The team is busy and revenue isn't growing. Hours, invoices and client promises sit in different tools, and you only see the gap at month end.

  1. 8:30

    The Monday Brief

    Effort against budget, what slipped, what was collected and what's overdue. Written Sunday night, waiting on the dashboard.

  2. 9:15

    One question

    Press Cmd+J on an invoice and ask. The finance agent answers from your numbers, with your permissions.

  3. 11:00

    Drafts to approve

    Action items from meetings and a change-request draft wait for you. Approve, issue or drop them.

  4. 16:00

    The AI bill

    Settings shows the last 30 days of model spend. An average meeting analysis costs about 6 cents.

  1. 01Turn it onIn Settings, under General, switch on Night Shift and pick the day. Sunday is the default.
  2. 02It reads the weekAt 8 pm in your time zone, a SQL report gathers effort, tasks, money, meetings and drafts.
  3. 03It writes the briefWritten by rules in English, Turkish or Arabic. A small model adds a short first-things note.
  4. 04You decideOpen the brief, approve the drafts, chase the overdue invoice.

THE SCOPE MOMENT

"Small favor: can you also put together the launch deck?"

If it's in the meeting transcript and outside the proposal, it waits for you as an open scope alert in the Monday Brief, with a draft invoice one click away.

How Scope Shield works

The brief is written by rules from your numbers and costs nothing. A small model adds a short first-things note from the same numbers, logged with its cost.

Nothing on top of your plan. Each plan includes monthly AI credits, every model call is logged with its cost, and Settings, under Billing, shows what is left. An average meeting analysis costs about 6 cents.

Try the Free Work Calculator. Enter your team size, hourly rate, clients and the small extras they ask for, and it estimates the free work in a year. The formula is on the page.