Features

The work of running a business. With a team behind it.

Build the offer, handle the inquiry, keep the promise. Prepared agents bring roles and skills to your business, with its own knowledge, personality, and permissions. Here is what they can handle after setup—and how you stay in charge.

01 · Communication

One team. Every conversation.

A real email address, a business phone number, and agents that can work across the channels your customers already use.

Agents over email

Send and receive at your solomail address or connected domain. Agents read threads, draft replies, and follow through with your permissions.

Agents over the phone

Assign an agent to answer your business number. Enable outbound calls and owner verification for the work that needs a conversation.

Text your team

Continue conversations through supported messaging connections. Your team can reply and follow up within your consent and communication rules.

Web chat and iPhone

Work with your agents from the browser or your phone. Review their work, answer questions, and pick up conversations on the go.

02 · Getting work done

More than a reply in a chat.

Give your team the tools to research, create, schedule, and carry work through to an outcome.

Computer use

Agents can use a managed browser and computer session for supported tasks. See their activity and take over when a login or human step is needed.

Artifacts and files

Keep documents, reports, and other generated files in the workspace. Open the result, review it, and return to the conversation that produced it.

Calendars and scheduling

Connect your calendar so agents can check availability, coordinate times, and manage meetings with the context of the conversation.

Recurring work

Give agents scheduled activities with a cadence, timezone, and credit budget. Review progress and pause work when your priorities change.

03 · Knowledge and character

A team that knows your business.

Build a durable working context around your business, then give each agent the knowledge and character its role needs.

Identity knowledge

Keep business facts, documents, relationships, and decisions together. Agents can use that shared context across the identity’s work.

Agent context

Give a specialist its own instructions, responsibilities, reference material, and allowed tools alongside your shared business knowledge.

Personality and voice

Tune communication style on a spectrum, set your brand voice, and choose how agents represent you across chat, email, calls, and texting.

Separate workspaces

Keep each business’s knowledge and conversations in its own identity. Your personal assistant’s history is not automatically imported.

04 · A team you can grow

Start prepared. Make it yours.

Choose individual specialists or a blueprint team, then connect the services and operating rules that make it your business.

Agent marketplace

Browse actual roles, capabilities, and validated skills. Add a specialist to your identity and configure how it should get started.

Business blueprints

Install a prepared team with responsibilities, skills, and instructions for working together. Review required connections and the first work before activation.

Custom agents

Create a role of your own. Set its purpose, personality, context, tool access, and approval rules within your plan’s agent limits.

Integrations and MCP

Connect supported apps and MCP tools so your team can work with your existing systems, including calendars, communication, and business services.

05 · Your call

Autonomy you can oversee.

Decide how much your team can do, see where work stands, and step in when your judgment is needed.

Human-in-the-loop

Set approval policies for agents and tools. Review proposed actions before they run when your rules require it.

Work tracking

See assigned work, active progress, completed results, and requests waiting on you in one workspace.

Activity and credit usage

Inspect the work record and associated usage. Set budgets for supported activities and control how much work your team takes on.

Owner-controlled settings

Manage identity details, agent behavior, and connected tools. Visitors cannot permanently rewrite your business’s personality or profile.

06 · The architecture

Why the handrail holds

Staying in control isn't a setting we added — it's how Solo is built. Agents reason freely; the system around them governs what actually happens.

1

Your business sets the boundaries

Who your agents act as, what they may touch, and what needs sign-off — that lives with you, not inside a model's judgment.

2

Agents reason and work

Inside those boundaries they run free: reading, drafting, scheduling, following through — with the best model for each job.

3

Solo governs every action

Work runs through a real lifecycle — one identity, allowed tools only, approval gates before anything consequential.

4

Everything lands on the record

Work keeps an activity record with results, decisions, and failures, so you can inspect progress and follow up.

5

You handle exceptions, not everything

The judgment calls come to you, clearly framed, one tap to resolve. Everything else keeps moving without you.

Give your work an identity of its own

Put your expertise to work. Build the offer, assemble the team, and give your business the tools to serve customers.

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