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The consumer side of the agent economyEst. for you / 2026

Purchasing power.
For every
personal agent.

Tell your agent what you need. Set your limits. Let businesses compete for your demand.

We’re building a network that puts your needs, timing, and flexibility to work—with your permission at every commitment.

Want in early? Join the consumer pilot
The proposed demand network
One need.
More possibility.
Concept: consumer agents send private requests to a shared demand book; opted-in providers return compatible offers. No live demand or partners are represented.
Your intent. Your terms.Concept illustration
Where we are today

Consumer pilot recruitment is open. Developer routing infrastructure is live. Consumer offers, booking, payments, and demand pooling are not live.

01 / A different starting point

Start with the need.
Let the offer come to you.

01

Declare it once.

Your personal agent carries the brief: what you need, what you can spend, and where you can flex. Less searching. Less repeating yourself.

02

Give demand a voice.

The proposed network lets opted-in providers compete with offers that fit. An open appointment can become an opportunity for both sides.

03

Keep the final say.

Permissioned fulfillment is the goal. Your agent would act only within your authorization, with terms and any fee agreed before a commitment.

02 / Put flexibility to work

A little room.
A different offer.

What if Thursday works as well as Saturday? Change the example below to see how an agent could use that flexibility.

Interactive illustrationNothing is submitted
01 / Your instructions
I need a…
Budget ceiling$80
Travel radius3 miles
Starting preferenceSaturday morning

Your rule: ask me before any booking or charge.

02 / A possible response
Fictional salon offer
$65example service price

Thursday, 2 pm

A weekday opening could fit your wider window. In this made-up example, it is $13 less than the Saturday option.

Your approval would come next.

Hypothetical prices and times, not quotes, savings forecasts, or available inventory. This illustration makes no booking or payment. Any future fee would be disclosed separately and authorized beforehand.

Help shape how this should work in real life.

Join the consumer pilot
03 / Begin close to home

Everyday needs.
Extraordinary potential.

We’re starting with appointments: useful services, local businesses, and time that can otherwise go unfilled.

Help build the provider pilot
First focus

Salons & auto services

Exploring flexible appointments and open capacity with consumers and local providers.

Early validation

Dental cancellations

Learning whether filling cancellation slots can work for patients and practices, subject to provider and patient requirements.

Later

Restaurants

A future category to explore after the appointment model is validated.

Where we’re recruiting

Recruitment priorities, not live service coverage.

  • Bay Area
  • New York City
  • Austin
  • Seattle
  • Los Angeles
  • Boston
04 / Aligned from the start

No subscriptions.
Providers join free.
Value comes first.

Our pricing is simple: a $0.50 consumer-side fee per successfully confirmed booking, disclosed and authorized in advance.

No fee for simply expressing a need. Providers never pay. Billing starts when paid bookings go live.

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The next move is yours

Your agent should have
purchasing power.

Build with the live routing infrastructure, bring your business, or help shape the consumer pilot.

I’m interested in the consumer pilot