They draft. You send.
Seven AI staff who find your next clients, write to them, answer enquiries, chase invoices, read the market, sort the inbox and welcome new customers. Every draft waits in your Gmail until you say go.
Pick a staff member. Watch the draft land.
Seven staff. Hire one, three, or all of them.
Potential customers, found and listed in a spreadsheet.
Your next clients, found and written to.
Starts on a setup callEvery enquiry answered within the hour.
Overdue invoices, chased politely, then a little firmer.
Your market and your competitors, read before Monday.
The inbox sorted every morning, the easy replies drafted.
Every new client welcomed through week one.
You hold the send button.
Every draft waits in your Gmail Drafts until you tap approve. Automatic sending is a switch you flip, one sequence at a time.
Tell Ando about your business once: it reads your website, you add what only you know. Every staff member reads it before each draft.
Each staff member faces a hundred hard simulated days before one real customer.
Set a monthly cap; at the cap it pauses and asks.
Two Gmail permissions, read and draft, and nothing else. Sign-ins are encrypted, never sold, and one click at Google removes Ando.
Just you, or you and a team.
Just you
Your staff draft the follow-ups at 7 am. You read them over coffee and send.
You and a sales team
Your reps sell. Ando finds potential customers, drafts the first emails and the follow-ups, and chases the invoices, in the inbox you connect.
Build a team. Give it one goal.
For complex work, simply put as many of your staff in a room as the job needs. Ando plans who does what, in order, on one budget.
Before you hire anyone.
Is my Gmail safe?
Could it send to the wrong person?
What does the AI cost?
What if a draft is wrong?
I need a staff member that doesn't exist yet.
Your first 10 leads are free. Hire the team when it has earned the job.
I'm Cheolgyun. I built Ando so the follow-ups happen without me, and nothing goes out without me. Every setup call is with me.