“Chase down my unpaid invoices.”Handled before your coffee’s cold.
Hire a named AI agent that works inside the tools you already use and emails you the finished work — not a to-do list. You ask in plain English. It does the job. You never touch a dashboard.
Your agent. Your logins. Your tools.
No new software to buy. No migration. Your agent signs in with your own accounts, under your direction, and does the work right inside the tools your team already uses every day.
It doesn’t hand you tasks. It hands you the finished thing.
“I track new listings the moment they hit the platforms your brokers already subscribe to, cross-check them against your buy-box, and send you a ranked shortlist every morning — with the comps and my reasoning, in one email. You skim it over coffee and tell me which ones to dig into.”
Morning, six new ones cleared your buy-box overnight. Ranked by fit, with comps and my notes. Pulled from the listing and market-data platforms your brokers already subscribe to, then cross-checked against your Google Sheet.
| # | Property | Price | Cap | Why it ranks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1200 Harbor Industrial Blvd | $4.2M | 7.4% | Below-market rents, lease rolls in 8 mo |
| 2 | 480 Canal District, Bldg C | $2.85M | 6.9% | Two units vacant — clear value-add |
| 3 | 91 Freightway, Unit 200 | $1.6M | 6.5% | Stabilized, clean, quick close |
Top 3 shown · full six in the attachment.
CSVshortlist.csv| rank | property | price | cap_rate | |
| 1 | 1 | 1200 Harbor Industrial Blvd | 4,200,000 | 7.4 |
| 2 | 2 | 480 Canal District, Bldg C | 2,850,000 | 6.9 |
| 3 | 3 | 91 Freightway, Unit 200 | 1,600,000 | 6.5 |
| 4 | 4 | 26 Depot Row | 3,100,000 | 6.2 |
“Before you’re online, I’ve been through your inbox. I clear the noise, draft replies to the ones only you can answer, and tell you what actually needs you today. Text me ‘what’s on my plate?’ and you’ll have it in a minute — pulled from your Gmail and Google Calendar.”
1 · Sign off the Q3 budget, Dana’s waiting.
2 · Call the Henderson account back before 2pm.
3 · Approve the new-hire offer (expires Fri).
Two replies are drafted and waiting for your ok — Marcus and the vendor. Heads up: your 11:00 and 11:30 overlap — want me to move the shorter one?Pulled from your Gmail & Google Calendar.8:06 AM
“Every new lead gets a real follow-up within the hour — not next week when someone remembers. I write it in your voice, send it from your Gmail, and log the whole thing in your CRM so nothing slips. You just see the replies come back warm.”
Followed up with 8 new leads. Average 22 minutes from form-fill. 3 already replied; I moved them to “Interested” in HubSpot. Drafts for the other 5 are waiting for your ok.
“Every Monday, last week’s numbers are in your inbox before your first meeting — pulled from your tools, written up in plain English, with the two things that changed and why they matter. One email. No dashboard to open, no report to build. A copy lands in your Slack, too.”
Last week in one read:
Signups jumped after Thursday’s launch email. That’s most of the lift. Churn ticked up a touch, all from the May trial cohort; I’d keep an eye on it. Everything else held steady.
PDFweekly-report.pdfEvery agent has a name, a job, and answers to you.
These are examples. Yours is built for your business, learns your voice, and works the way you’d want a great new hire to.
Tracks new listings on the platforms your brokers already use; sends a ranked shortlist every morning.
Clears your inbox, guards your calendar, drafts what only you can answer.
Follows up with every lead within the hour and logs it in your CRM.
Turns your tools into one plain-English Monday email.
Chases unpaid invoices and keeps your books current.
These are examples. Yours is built for your business, learns your voice, and answers to you.
Start nowThree steps. Then it just works.
Tell us the job
A short call or a written brief — the plain-English version of “here’s what I keep having to do.” We set up a named agent for exactly that.
It works in your tools, with your logins
Under your direction. You approve anything big before it happens, and you can pause it any time with a single reply.
The finished work arrives by email or text
On a schedule you set, or the minute you ask. You review the result. Not a dashboard.
Here’s one that’s actually running.
Since March 2026, Francis has run our own inbox — the same one you’d reach us at. Last week: triaged 214 messages, drafted 39 replies, flagged 6 that actually needed a human, and gave back about five hours. Here’s the note it sent Monday morning.
Our own team · we run this on ourselvesMorning. Here’s where the inbox landed over the weekend:
An agent earns its place by making the business better — or it doesn’t ship.
You approve the big stuff.
Anything with real consequences waits for your ok.
It works in your accounts, never around them.
Your logins, your permissions, your data.
Your data stays yours.
Encrypted at rest, isolated to your business, never shared between clients.
Hire one agent. Add more when it’s earning its keep.
Plans start at $499/mo for a single agent connected to your tools, with room to grow into a small team of them. No contracts. Pause or cancel any time with a reply.
The questions everyone asks.
1What does an agent actually do all day?
2Do I have to log into anything?
3Which of my tools can it work in?
4Whose account does it use?
5What if it gets something wrong?
6How is my data handled?
7Can I cancel any time?
Give one job to an agent that’s built to do it well.
Tell us the thing you keep having to do. We’ll build you a named agent that takes it off your plate — and only keeps its seat if it’s genuinely making your business better.
We started Ambitt with one rule: an agent only earns its place if it makes your business genuinely better. Not busier. Not more “automated.” Better — measured in work that’s actually done and hours you get back. Every agent we build has a name, learns your business, and answers to you. If one isn’t pulling its weight, you tell it, or you let it go. That’s the whole deal.