Store Operator
Keeps your catalog tidy and warns you before you run out. Connects to Shopify/Woo, watches stock and prices, writes product descriptions, tracks order status, and warns you on low stock.
Gia
β online β working for you
Real capabilities wired into the product β not a roadmap. Risky ones are Allow-gated in chat.
Not a promise of transformation β a literal walkthrough of what lands on your desk, day by day.
Day 1
You hire Gia. They introduce themselves, explain their routine (daily), and ask for whatever access their job needs.
Day 2
First deliverables land in your office β prepared work with the reasoning attached, nothing executed without your approval.
Day 3
You correct something once β tone, priorities, a standing request. It goes into permanent memory and never needs repeating.
Day 5
The rhythm is visible now: work arrives on schedule, decisions wait politely on your desk, the ledger fills with receipts.
Day 7
You check the office in two minutes a day. Gia runs the rest β and remembers everything.
The playbook β professional discipline, hard-coded.
A human store operator
$2,000β3,500/mo
+ taxes, equipment, ramp-up, turnover
Gia, working 24/7
free in beta
then a fraction of the salary, per month
Gia runs a real routine (daily) and prepares work on their own. Anything risky waits for your explicit Allow in chat β autonomy for the grunt work, control for you.
Every action is logged in a cause-and-effect ledger with revert, and results are verified rather than claimed. Honest reporting is a hard rule in the employee constitution.
Hiring takes about 60 seconds. Connect the relevant account and the first real work appears the same day.
Free while in beta. After beta: per employee per month, a fraction of the human salary for this role.
Hiring takes 60 seconds. The first real work lands the same day.