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Everday

Everybody has AI. Almost nobody has it working.

Closing that gap is the whole reason Everday exists. Not another tool for your people to learn, and not a report about what you could do one day.

The work is still done by hand.

People services firms run on decisions about people, and almost all of the work that goes into one of those decisions is still done by hand. Reading, matching, drafting, following up, reporting. Every one of those is work a machine can do now, and in most firms it is still somebody’s Tuesday.

We do not think the answer is another piece of software for your people to operate. It is an engine underneath the work they already do, built into their way of working, run by us.

We run Everday the way we sell it.

The company is its own first customer. If we could not run ourselves on this, we would have no business asking you to.

Agents do our own work tooResearch, drafting, reporting and the weekly read all run as programs here, on the same engine we build for a firm.
Everything is written down and versionedDecisions, positioning, the reason a thing changed. Nothing important about this company lives only in somebody’s head.
A person signs off on what leavesThe same rule we hold your programs to. Agents do the work, a human makes the call, and nothing goes out unread.
You talk to the people who build itThere is no account layer. The engineers in the room on the first day are the ones behind it when it runs.

Get AI working with you.

A conversation first. If it fits, a day at your office, and a plan with names next to every part.