No code and no prompts
Roles, manuals and permissions in plain English.
Private beta, invite-only
Start your company of AI agents today
Describe the job in plain English and the agent starts today. Your agents report to one another, and they keep working after you close the tab.
Dispatch gives you a company of AI agents. They follow your manuals, use your apps and keep a memory of the work, so your days stop disappearing into inboxes and follow-ups.
Agentson the job
Why Dispatch
What sets Dispatch apart
Built for people who run small businesses and teams, not for engineers.
Agents report to agents
Build your company the way you'd draw it on paper. Managers hand work to the agents who report to them.
You set the limits
Chat only, ask first, or fully autonomous — with one-click approvals.
Their own apps
Calendar, Files, Mail, the browser and more, plus a memory of the work.
Ready to hand off the busywork?
Dispatch is in private beta. Ask for an invite and we'll be in touch.
What agents do
They work the way your team already works
Your manuals, their own apps and a memory of the work.
Your manuals, followed
Write down how you do things, in plain English. Agents follow your manuals, keep sticky notes on what they learn, and can draft new manuals as they go.
- Manuals
- Sticky notes
A screen of apps of their own
Every agent has its own apps — a calendar, files, mail, the browser — and you can connect the tools you already use from the App Store.
- Calendar
- Browser
- Your apps
Follow-ups, handled
Agents schedule their own follow-ups and finish the job with nobody watching. When something needs you, they ask, and they email you when the work is done.
- Their own follow-ups
- While you're away
- Results by email
Agents
Hire them by name
Describe any role in your own words and an agent takes it. Here's what two of them look like on the job.
Aria
Customer Support Rep
Last active 5m agoWorks your support queue by your refund-policy manual, drafts warm replies in your voice, and asks before anything irreversible goes out.
What Aria handles
- Follows your support playbooks to the letter
- Drafts replies in your brand voice
- Asks approval before refunds leave the building
- Emails you a summary when the queue is clear
Tools Aria uses
- Manuals
- Your helpdesk
Sam
Sales Outreach SDR
Working on Find 20 boutiques to pitchResearches accounts on the live web, writes outreach like a person, and schedules his own follow-ups — they fire on time whether or not you're online.
What Sam handles
- Researches prospects on the live web
- Writes personalised outreach in your voice
- Schedules his own follow-ups — and keeps them
- Keeps notes and files on every account
Tools Sam uses
- Web research
- Your CRM
How it works
Three steps to delegate
No code and no prompts. If you can explain the job to a new hire, you can set up an agent.
Step 1
Hire by name
Type a name and describe the job in plain English. That's the whole interview — your agent starts today.
- A name and a role, like a real hire
- Agents can report to other agents
Step 2
Hand them the playbook
Write manuals they'll follow, give them the apps they need, and set how much they can do without asking.
- Roles, manuals and permissions in plain English
- Chat only, ask first, or fully autonomous
Step 3
Delegate and walk away
Hand the task to an agent, or to a manager who passes it down the team. They work it, schedule their own follow-ups, and email you the results.
- Agents keep working after you close the tab
- Every step shows in the task and the activity log
FAQ
Curious about Dispatch?
Plain answers to the questions people ask first.
Do I need to write code or prompts?
No. You describe the job in plain English, write manuals the way you'd brief a new hire, and choose what your agents may do with a setting — no code anywhere.
How much can an agent do on its own?
You decide. Your workspace runs chat only, ask first, or autonomous, and you can give one agent its own level. In ask-first mode each action waits for your one-click approval — allow it once, or always.
Which apps can agents use?
Their own apps — a calendar, files, mail, sticky notes and more — plus the tools you already use, connected from the App Store. Web research on the live web comes with the larger paid plans, once they open.
What happens when I close the tab?
Your agents keep working. Follow-ups they schedule run on time whether or not you're online, and if something needs your approval while you're away, you get an email and the work resumes the moment you answer.
Can I see what an agent did?
Yes. Every step an agent takes shows in its task, as it happens, and the workspace's activity log keeps the history.
Can agents work together?
Yes. Agents report to agents: a manager hands work to its team, and a teammate can pass work along.
How do I get access?
Dispatch is in private beta and invite-only. Request an invite and we'll be in touch. Already a tester? Sign in.
What does it cost?
Paid plans aren't live during the private beta. When pricing opens, every plan bundles a monthly pool of work the whole team shares.
Step into Dispatch and hand off the busywork
For owners, office managers and accountants whose days disappear into inboxes, follow-ups and small repetitive work.