Create your brand. Your co-founder brings the team.

Every brand comes with a co-founder you name and nine agent teams that write, research, build and answer your customers. Sending, posting, booking and deleting in your connected apps wait for an approval.

One price per brand, with no charge per person. Ready in about 8 minutes.

An example brand's chat: the owner of a coffee company asks for a spring launch, the co-founder hands it to the Content team, and an email waits for her approval.
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Maya ChenPlan our spring launch: a post, a landing page and three emails. Ready for review by Friday.
Nova Co-founderConnie's team has it. Colin read four competitor launch pages first, so the copy answers what they claim.
Content teamled by Connie2 of 3 done
BellaLaunch post
Done
WyattLanding page
Writing
EmmaThree emails
Needs you
Ask Nova anything
Files · Spring launch
spring-launch-post.md4 sources · Bella

“Our spring blend is roasted the week it ships, which is why the bag has a date on it, not a best before.”

Waiting for your approvaljust now
Emma wants to send 3 emailsGmail · Spring list
ApproveReview first

Each person in your brand connects the apps they already use, with their own accounts.

  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Google Calendar
  • Shopify
  • HubSpot

See what your teams would do first.

Give us your website. We read your homepage and plan four first pieces of work for your brand's teams, each with the specialist who would take it and the line on your page that shows why.

A preview written by AI from your homepage, usually within half a minute. Held in memory for a day, never saved to a brand. Your real teams start from your whole site and the files you add.

The first week for Northwind CoffeeExample

Written by hand for a made-up coffee roaster. Yours is planned from your own homepage.

  • OliveSEO specialist, Search

    List what coffee buyers ask that no page answers

    Shoppers want to know how fresh a bag is before they order. The site says it once and never explains.

    From the example homepage: Roasted the week it ships.

    Comes back to you: A list of questions, each with the page that should answer it

  • WyattCopywriter, Content

    Rewrite the subscription page around the roast date

    The page lists plans. It does not say what lands on the doorstep.

    From the example homepage: Choose a bag size and a delivery day.

    Comes back to you: New page copy, section by section

  • ColinCompetitor analyst, Research

    Compare how three roasters price their subscriptions

    Buyers weigh shipping and savings before they commit.

    From the example homepage: Free shipping on every subscription.

    Comes back to you: Each competitor in its own words, with the page it came from

  • RubySupport responder, Support

    Draft answers to the five questions customers send most

    Delivery and grind questions arrive every week, and each gets typed again.

    From the example homepage: We reply within one working day.

    Comes back to you: Five draft replies, ready for you to check

Your brand's team does the work you can't get to.

A chatbot answers and leaves the work with you. A team takes the work on: its lead splits it between specialists and checks the result before you see it.

  • A weekly competitor pricing scanColin, every Monday at 8
  • A search plan for the next quarterOlive, from the pages you have
  • Sorting the inbox and booking callsIvy, with your approval

34 agents, each with a name and a job.

See all nine teams

Ask for the work and see what comes back.

The same request, put to a chatbot and to your brand's teams.

A chatbot

Plan our spring launch: a post, a landing page and three emails.

Here are some ideas for a successful product launch:

1. Know your audience and what they care about.

2. Write a compelling blog post announcing the launch.

3. Create a landing page with a clear call to action.

4. Send a sequence of emails to build excitement.

You still write the post, the page and the emails.

Your co-founder

  1. Colin read four competitor launch pagesEach claim quoted, with its page address and dateDone
  2. Bella wrote the launch postClaims cited to their pages, saved in FilesDone
  3. Wyatt wrote the landing pageHeadline, three sections, the words on the buttonDone
  4. Emma built three emailsReady in Gmail, waiting on your yes to sendApprove

Ready for review. One thing needs you: sending the emails.

3 files

From sign-up to your first request.

Your brand is set up for you in about 8 minutes, and we email you when it is ready.

  1. Name your co-founder

    Pick a name for them. Tell them what the company does, or point them at your website and they read it.

  2. Connect your apps

    Gmail, Slack, Notion and Shopify, or another tool you connect by its web address. Each person connects their own accounts.

  3. Ask for the work

    Ask the way you would ask a person. Your co-founder hands it to the right team and brings back what they made.

What every brand comes with.

Sending, posting and deleting wait for a yes.

Sending, booking, posting, changing and deleting in your connected apps wait for someone who may approve them. Reading, and the work itself, just get done.

  • Send 3 emails to the spring listGmailWaiting
  • Accept Thursday 10:00 with Lumen RoastersGoogle CalendarApproved
  • Update 38 contactsHubSpotApproved

Work that runs on a schedule.

Once, daily, on weekdays, weekly or monthly. Each run reports back in a chat of its own.

  • Competitor pricing scanEvery Monday at 8
  • What needs a reply todayEvery weekday at 7
  • Search reportThe 1st of each month at 9

Answers from your own pages.

Your website and the documents you add, read and searched. Agents quote the page each fact came from and say so when your pages do not give it.

The apps you use, and other tools you connect.

Each person connects their own accounts, kept to the teams they choose. A tool that is not on the list can be connected by its web address.

Its own database and files.

None of it is shared with another brand. You open your brand from your account, and new versions reach it without you doing anything.

Ask once. The right team does the rest.

Each lead splits the work between their specialists, checks it, and brings it back to you.

  • Content

    4 agents
    ConnieContent lead

    Blog posts, landing pages, product copy and email sequences.

    • Write a launch post
    • Rewrite the pricing page
  • Search

    3 agents
    SamSearch lead

    Search coverage, page planning, and how AI assistants describe you.

    • What should we write about?
    • Why aren't we ranking?
  • Research

    4 agents
    RosaResearch lead

    Markets, competitors and what your customers are trying to do.

    • Who do we compete with?
    • Is this segment worth it?
  • Product

    5 agents
    PriyaProduct lead

    Specs, roadmaps, and what people have been telling you.

    • Spec this feature
    • What should we build first?
  • Engineering

    5 agents
    EliEngineering lead

    Backend, interface, infrastructure, and a reviewer who reads it all.

    • Fix the signup bug
    • Why is this page slow?
  • Design

    3 agents
    DanaDesign lead

    Screens, flows, and the words inside the product.

    • Design the onboarding
    • What should this error say?
  • Quality

    4 agents
    QuinnQA lead

    Test plans, accessibility audits and performance numbers.

    • Test the release
    • Is this accessible?
  • Support

    3 agents
    SadieSupport lead

    Replies to customers, and the docs that stop the question.

    • Reply to this ticket
    • Document the export
  • Operations

    3 agents
    OllieOperations lead

    Your inbox and calendar, the CRM and the shared docs.

    • What needs a reply?
    • Update the CRM

Agents do the work. A person approves what they send.

They read, research, draft and build on their own. Sending, changing or deleting something in a connected app waits for someone who may approve it, from the chat or from Approvals.

  • Each person connects their own apps
  • Roles for owners, admins and members
  • An audit log of approvals, sharing and membership changes
  • Cody reviewed Ben's changeTwo findings, both fixedChecked
  • Ruby drafted a refund replyQuotes the returns policy, section 3Needs you
  • Ivy found a free hour on ThursdayBooking it in Google Calendar waits for your yesNeeds you
  • Olive listed 12 questions with no pageEach with the page that would answer itDone

What your agents are told to do.

Every agent works to standing instructions your owner and admins can read and change. Here are three of them.

  • WyattCopywriter, Content team

    Writes the pages where somebody decides, and keeps only the lines that help them decide.

  • IvyInbox and calendar assistant, Operations team

    Looks after one person's inbox and calendar, and is told never to send anything they did not ask for.

  • CodyCode reviewer, Engineering team

    Reviews the code another agent wrote, and looks for what its author did not say.

One price per brand, and no charge per person.

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Ask anything about your brand, the teams or the bill.

What is Sinrix, exactly?
Sinrix is where you create your brand, pay for it and manage it. Every brand comes with a co-founder you name and nine agent teams for writing, research, building, support and errands in your connected apps. Each brand has its own database and files, kept apart from every other brand's, and you open it from your account.
How is it different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a general assistant you talk with. A brand on Sinrix is set up as a team: it takes a piece of work, splits it between specialists, checks it and brings it back, in your connected apps and on a schedule you set. Read the comparison.
Will my agents send or change anything without me?
Not in your connected apps. Agents read them freely, but anything that would write to them, like sending, booking, posting or deleting, waits for a yes from someone who may approve it. The one exception is a routine whose author chose to let app actions run without asking.
What happens when the included usage runs out?
Your teams carry on with credit you add by card, $25, $50 or $100 at a time, or with automatic top-up. With nothing left, your brand stops starting new work and says where to add more. Nothing is charged for usage unless you top up or turn on automatic top-up.
Can my team use it too?
Yes. Invite your people as admins or members. They work in the same teams and chats as the agents, each connects their own apps, and a plan is priced per brand, never per person.

Name your co-founder and hand over the first job.

One price per brand, monthly or yearly. Your brand is ready in about 8 minutes, and we email you when it is.