Don't die of business.Work that runs itself.
We built Solo because the world forgot how to breathe.
Every day we wake up to a flood — emails, messages, tasks, follow-ups. Somewhere in that noise, our real work — the creative, strategic, human part — gets buried.
Solo turns what you build into a company that runs itself.
Work isn't broken.
It's just too heavy.
Agents are making it easier to build software. Building a business that earns an income still takes an offer, customers, service, and follow-through. People working alone need a team that helps carry that work.
That's what Solo is: an operating system for solo work, where agents actually do the work — reading, deciding, coordinating, executing. Not assistants that wait to be told what to do, but a team that understands what needs to be done.
Why email first
Solo is the vision.
is where it starts.
Email was the first application of the internet — and for anyone working alone, it's still where the business actually happens. Every client, every invoice, every commitment lands in the inbox.
So that's where we started. Solo Work begins with an address of your own, then opens a workspace you can personalize so your business and your agents represent you — instead of a pile of unread mail. Email made the message instant. Solo Work makes the work itself move.
The rest of the operating system grows outward from there.
Real agents. Not assistants.
Three principles separate a team you can trust from a chatbot you have to babysit.
Autonomous, not reactive
Agents notice what needs doing and do it. You don't prompt your team — they work, and you hear about it.
Hands on real tools
They send actual email, manage actual calendars, and produce actual documents — not suggestions for you to execute.
Human in the loop
Anything important comes to you as a clear decision before it happens. Autonomy with a firm handrail.
What we believe
Autonomy over automation
Automation runs scripts. Autonomy takes responsibility. We build agents that own outcomes, not steps.
Privacy by design
Your workspace is your business. Your data works for your agents — and for no one else.
Work should work
Software should carry the weight, not add to it. If a feature makes you manage more, it isn't done.
Ready to work less — and finish more?
Start with what you know and what you want to build. Shape a business offer, then create the business workspace that can grow with you.