Every Question, Answered.

• Every deal on a board, with real stages and its whole history.
• A qualifier reads where each deal stands before your call.
• Buyers from your offers land in your contacts. Nobody re-types them.
• Boards a Synth runs for you, one per campaign or department.

Agentic Swarm has its own sales board. A reply to your outreach opens a deal there.

• A copywriter Synth that writes in your voice, beside your best-performing pieces. It suggests. You accept.
• A humanizer that takes the AI tells out of copy.
• Social posts drafted for you. Never published for you.
• Forms, surveys, applications and quizzes, built from a brief and published when you approve.
• One email to everyone at a stage of your pipeline, previewed before it goes.
• An image bank. Every photo is filed once, and a place is proposed for it.

• One map. Every site and funnel in one place, read from the real files. You always know what's live.
• The Light Table. A design Synth lays out every page, section by section, as pictures. You choose before anyone builds.
• Client review. Your client gets a private link to the real page and marks up what they want changed. Every note gets an answer.
• Release review. See exactly what would change. Keep or decline each piece.

Nothing publishes itself. A page goes live when you say so.

Explain a job once, in plain words. “When a client signs, we send the welcome pack, hold the kickoff call, build the site, review it with them, then hand it over.”

A Synth turns that into a machine: stages, tasks, and the points where it stops for you. Run it for a client and the whole plan is created in order, with an owner on every step.

Around it sit your projects and tasks on a Now, Next, Later board, and one mission per business with a number and a date. It also tells a live project from a dead one.

• Messages land in one inbox. Rules sort them first, then a Synth reads each one and drafts a reply.
• Nothing goes out until you say so. Sending has a hold window, so you can still pull a message back.
• Everyone you deal with is linked to the work they're part of.
• Recorded calls become write-ups, with next steps you accept or throw away.

• Revenue comes straight from Stripe. You read it. You don't build it.
• Update your cash and read your runway.
• See what the AI is costing you, live, and which Synth is spending it.
• A journal shows where your hours went this week.

In one knowledge base. Your SOPs, your call write-ups, every finished file and what each Synth learned on the job.

Every Synth works from it. Every Synth files what it makes into it. Nothing waits on you to organise it.

Some things must never drift: your offer, your price, your plan. Each gets one current answer per business. A new answer replaces the old one, so no Synth works from last month's price.

Yes. Each business, or each client, is its own area. It has its own people, projects, documents and mission. Your Synths know which one they're working in.

The lead generation machine. It finds businesses in the market you choose, and learns each one from its own website. It writes each one a personal first email and sends it once you approve. When someone replies, it opens a deal.

It's its own app. We install it on the same onboarding call as HyperionOS. See Agentic Swarm

You define a market: the kind of business, and where it is. Swarm finds the businesses that fit and pulls them into one pool, with no duplicates.

Then it checks each one. It reads the website, confirms the business really offers the service, and verifies the email address. No guessed addresses.

Swarm writes one letter per business, from facts on that business's own site. Every claim in it is checked against the line it came from. A claim that doesn't hold gets flagged.

You read the drafts and approve them before anything sends.

It spreads sending across several inboxes, each under a daily ceiling. A new domain warms up before it sends. An inbox that starts bouncing is paused before it burns.

The domains and inboxes are yours, and so is what they cost to run.

The reply stops the sequence for that business, and a deal opens on Swarm's sales board.

If nobody replies, a second email goes three days later, on its own. After that, a Synth checks back on a set date and drafts the nudge for you to send.

Every campaign sits on one board. Open one to see its results. Compare it with another, side by side. Read its runway: how long before it runs out of businesses to write to.