AI agents for business.
Bizz and the crew answer customers, sort the inbox, chase unpaid invoices, find leads and write to them, plan your posts and fix your website. They work on your computer, in your own accounts, and nothing is sent or spent until you say yes.
Tell Bizz what you want, once. Bizz plans the job, gives each part to the right one of the crew with its own brief, and comes back with one short message: what’s done and where the files are.
The real app with sample work. Open the live demo to click around: nothing is saved and nothing is sent.
Features
Your business’s whole back office, on your computer.
You talk to one chief, not the whole crew. When one of them needs an answer, the question shows up in Bizz’s chat with its face on it.
It uses sites the way you do, even ones you’re signed into. You can take over any time, and it asks before it presses submit, send or pay.
Numbers, Keynote, Pages and the rest. On a Mac it mostly works in the background, without taking your mouse. Windows apps too.
Describe a job once: a nightly site check, a Monday report, the morning inbox. It drafts the schedule, and nothing runs until you press Start.
Files, Web, Browser, Computer, Terminal, Schedules. Turn one off and that agent doesn’t have the tool at all.
Use cases
Hand it the job, the way you’d hand it to a colleague.
Build a lead list
Find companies like our three best customers and put them in a spreadsheet with a reason for each.
It searches, opens each site, reads what they do, and writes the list into your folder, with every page it opened in the chat.
This week’s posts
Here’s our website. Make this week’s LinkedIn posts.
Designed with your words, logo and colours at the right size. Change one headline and it carries the change to the rest.
Chase unpaid invoices
Go through the invoices folder and draft reminders for anything unpaid. Don’t send them.
It reads your files, writes the drafts next to them, and tells you exactly which files it touched.
The Monday sales report
Put last week’s sales in Numbers with a chart, then make a five-slide Keynote deck and a PDF of it.
It works out the totals, fills the spreadsheet, then builds the deck and exports the PDF in your own apps on your Mac.
Check your website
Check every download button on our site still leads to the latest release.
It clicks through in a real browser and writes down what it found. For forms, it asks before it presses submit, order or pay.
Nightly SEO checks
Audit the site for SEO problems every night.
It drafts a schedule for you to read and start. Each morning the report is in your folder.
The crew
Eight specialists, one more coming. You talk to Bizz.
Each one knows one kind of work well. Bizz hands them the job and brings the result back to you.
Bloop OperationsInbox, calendar, files and admin
Mochi SupportAnswers your customers
Zorp AnalystSpreadsheets, invoices and reports
Pip SalesFinds buyers and writes to them
Grit SocialPlans, posts and answers comments
Kiko WriterBlog posts, guides and page copy
Blip EngineeringBuilds and fixes apps and websites
Umbra ResearchMarkets, competitors and decisions
Lumi StoreYour online store · coming soonDesigns and videos go next door:
Nova, in Design
Fizz, in Studio
CRM
A headless CRM, built for your crew to read and write.
Headless means it has no screens to click through in the app: the crew works it from the chat, and you and your team see and correct it on the dashboard. Every lead, customer and conversation the crew works on is kept there, for everyone on your team.
Why a CRM built for agents knows your business better
The crew looks people up before it researches them and saves what it learns after. Each job adds to one record of your business, shared by every agent and every computer, instead of being lost in one chat.
Each kind of record says what its fields mean and which are required, and links reuse the same labels (“works at”, not a new “employed by”). A save that misses a required field is refused and says what’s missing.
The exact words sent and received, when, on which channel and why. Fields are only what the crew saw, so when you ask “what did Acme say last time?”, the answer comes from the record.
Every change shows the person, the agent and the computer, and can be undone. Merges, imports and deletes ask first, and a clash goes to a person to decide.
The stages Pip’s campaigns record for every lead, with each message and reply on the lead’s record.
Everything it does
People, companies, deals, or your work’s own kinds (projects, candidates), each with the fields you need.
Matched on email, domain, profile or phone. A duplicate folds into the original, after you say yes.
Labelled links with a stage and dates (“works at Acme since March”). An ended link stays in the history.
Sent, reply, call, meeting, note: the exact words, the channel and why, on each record’s timeline.
By words (typos are fine), fields, number and date ranges, links and stages. Save a search as a view for you or your team.
Ask what changed since you last looked. Issues for a person to decide, assigned and resolved; comments with @mentions.
Every change shows who, which agent and which computer, and can be undone. Deleted records can be restored.
Owners and admins manage the CRM; members see and edit it.
Changes made offline wait and go through in order once you’re back, each done once however often it’s sent.
Already have a CRM? Keep it, or move in.
Keep your CRM
Connect our Zoho CRM, and log this week’s replies there.
Add Zoho, or any CRM that offers a connector, in Connections. The crew works it where it is: it reads your contacts and deals, and asks before it changes anything.
Move to the Localoy CRM
Move our HubSpot contacts and deals into Localoy.
From the connection or an export file (CSV or JSON). The crew shows how your fields map and the first records, asks before it writes, moves companies, then people, then their history, and keeps how they connect. It reports what moved and what didn’t, and sending it again doubles nothing.
How a job goes
One goal in, one message out.
In plain words, with a link or folder if it helps.
Each part goes to the one of the crew who fits it, with its own brief.
Anything that spends, sends, publishes or deletes waits for your yes.
What’s done and where each file is. Click to open.
Pricing
No subscription. Pay for what your crew uses.
Models that run on your computer, offline.
- As big a crew as you want
- Schedules
- The browser and computer use
Add it when you need it. It never expires.
- Localoy’s cloud models
- Design and image generation
- Several folders in one chat
The team adds credit once; everyone draws from it.
- A monthly limit for each person
- Models the team chooses
- Chats stay on each computer
Download
On your desktop, in the cloud, on your phone.
The first time you open it
The app isn’t signed by Apple or Microsoft yet, so your computer asks once before it opens it.
- MacOpen the app, close the warning, then go to System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
- WindowsWhen SmartScreen says Windows protected your computer, click More info, then Run anyway.
- LinuxMake the AppImage executable (
chmod +x) and run it, or install the .deb withsudo apt install ./….deb.
Questions
Before you start.
Does it send anything without asking?
No. Sending an email, posting, paying and deleting all wait for your yes. Every step shows in the chat as a plain sentence, and you can stop it at any moment.
Where does the CRM live, and do I need one already?
In Localoy’s cloud, one for your account or team, so every computer sees the same records; you see it at app.localoy.ai under CRM. You don’t need a CRM already: the crew starts one as it works. Have one? Keep it and connect it, or ask the crew to move it in.
Where do my files and chats live?
On your computer. Signing in only tells Localoy who you are.
Can it keep working when my laptop is closed?
Yes, on Localoy Cloud: a computer of your own in the cloud, which you can check from your phone. It is opening a few people at a time; join the waitlist from Settings → Cloud.
How does credit work?
You add credit to your account and Localoy’s cloud models draw from it as your crew works. It never expires and there is no monthly fee. Local models never use it.