Describe the goal in plain language. Bro composes the team of agents, grounds them in your actual business, and puts every step where you can see it.
Not customers — infrastructure. These run on the same platform Brohns does.
From answering a “where is my order?” to closing the month’s books — every one of these runs on your real rows, in your voice, and stops at your approval. Pick one to start with; add the next when the first one has earned it.
Hover the wheel to hold it still.
The pale branches are its built-in playbook — all 32 of them, real; hover a branch to read which. The coloured branches are your own rules growing out of the part they override, weighing more; those are examples.
It grows into the brain straight away. Nothing leaves your browser here.
Most tools forget you between sessions. This one keeps a memory of your business — what you sell, how you write, what you refuse — and every correction you make lands in it.
Rewrite a draft, say “we never offer a discount”, draw a line. It stores the rule — phrased as the standing rule, not as the correction.
A rule you repeat climbs in importance, up to a ceiling. Repetition is you telling it what matters, so that’s exactly how it’s read.
Your own rules ride along in every draft an agent writes, and they beat the built-in playbook. Not a setting — the default.
Autonomy here is granted, never assumed — and it's granted per kind of work, so answering “where is my order?” can run on its own long before anything touching money does. You can take a rung back at any time.
Every draft waits for you. The agent writes the email, the reply, the quote — and stops. Nothing reaches a customer while you're still deciding.
One click, with the whole context in front of you: who it goes to, what it says, and why the agent thinks now is the moment.
Hand it a rung when you're ready. “Where is my order?” can answer itself long before a refund ever will.
Brohns runs on Vercel and Supabase — the same platforms that carry products used by millions of people every day. You’re not trusting a side project with your Stripe key.
These companies are not Brohns customers. They run on the same platform we do — that’s the point: the ground under your keys is the ground under theirs.
Every key you connect is stored encrypted in the database vault. It is never written to a log, never sent to a model, and never reaches your browser again after you save it.
An agent doesn’t hold your credentials. The server unlocks one, uses it for the action you approved, and lets it go.
Row-level security in the database, not a filter in the app. Another account can’t read your rows even if the application asks it to.
Each attempt lands in an append-only audit trail — what was done, over which channel, whether it succeeded, and why it was refused if it wasn’t.
No. By default every outward-facing action — emails, replies, outreach — waits for your approval. Agents only earn more autonomy once you choose to grant it, one rung at a time.
Anything that fits a repeatable workflow: reviews & reputation, customer support, invoicing & getting paid, running a webshop, recruitment, content, research, sales, custom dashboards over your own data — and yes, finding new clients. Don’t see your use case? Describe it and Bro composes a fitting team of agents.
Onboarding starts with a quick research step: give it your website and Bro reads it to understand what you offer, who you serve and your voice — then grounds the whole team and every message in that, instead of a template.
No. You describe your goal in plain language — there’s no prompt-engineering, no node graphs, and no setup. Bro does the designing.
Your keys live in an encrypted vault and agents only reach them server-side, for the action you approved. Every action an agent takes is logged in a timeline you can review.
Start with a 7-day free trial — a free week to explore the tool, connect your integrations and run it on your own goal (500 credits included, no card). After that it’s one simple plan at €40/month with a monthly credit allowance.
