Agency HQ
Coming soon · Pro

Run your clients like one business. Not a stack of separate inboxes.

Agency HQ gives every client their own switched-on workspace, then rolls the proof, the receipts and the monthly reporting into one place for you.

In one run you get
  • One switched-on workspace per client, properly separated
  • A monthly proof receipt that assembles itself
  • One console across every client account

Replaces a client portal, a reporting tool and the Sunday-night deck

In build, early access on Pro

14 days free · 2,000 credits included · $0.00 charged today

Agency HQ: Run your clients like one business.
7 apps live today 5 more in build New DropIn recipes every week 12 apps, one subscription, one memory

One room per client.

Each client gets their own apps, brand and memory, properly separated, while you keep a single console across all of them.

Try Agency HQ for free →
What it will do
one room per client
Per clientown apps, brand, memory
For youone console across all
Reportingreceipt, auto-assembled
Not yet measured
no figures until it ships
Client roomsone per client
Creditsdrawn from your pool
Pricing lands with the release

Proof, assembled automatically.

The monthly proof receipt builds itself from what the apps actually shipped, so reporting stops being a Sunday night job.

Try Agency HQ for free →

Built for the agency margin.

Fewer subscriptions per client, less context-switching per hour. The maths of an agency only works when delivery is systematised.

Try Agency HQ for free →
Gmail Slack Stripe YouTube Notion Shopify + more

Agency HQ does not work alone.

This is the part a stack of separate tools cannot copy. Agency HQ reads from the apps above it and hands its output to the apps below it, inside one workspace, with no connectors to wire up.

Reads from
Feeds into

Included on the same subscription. Nothing to connect, nothing extra to buy.

What client portal software for agencies needs to do

Agency HQ is built around a plain problem: agencies run every client through the same handful of apps, then rebuild the reporting from scratch every month. As client portal software for agencies, it gives each client their own separated workspace while keeping one console for you to run all of them from, so delivery and reporting share the same system instead of living in different tools.

Step 1

Each client gets its own room

Every client is set up with a workspace of their own: their own brand rules, their own memory, their own history. Nothing from one account leaks into another, which is the basic promise client portal software for agencies has to keep. You still move between them from a single console, but a client only ever sees their own work, which matters the moment a client wants to log in and look for themselves.

Step 2

Proof builds itself from real work

Instead of pulling screenshots together the night before a call, the monthly proof receipt assembles from what the connected apps actually did for that client that month. It is a record of real output, not a deck you had to remember to make, which is the part of agency life that quietly eats a weekend and never shows up on an invoice.

Step 3

One console, every account

Switching between clients should not mean switching between logins. Agency HQ keeps one console over every client room, so moving from one account to the next is a click, not a separate sign in and a separate mental reset. The apps you already use inside a single workspace work the same way across all of them.

A hypothetical Monday morning

Picture an agency running several local clients through the same set of apps. On a hypothetical Monday, the account manager opens Agency HQ, switches from one client room to the next without logging out, and finds each one already holding last month's proof receipt, assembled from whatever ran inside that client's workspace. Instead of a morning spent copying results into a shared document, the reporting call opens with a page that already existed, built from the client's own room rather than a manager's memory of what happened.

Try our apps

The mini-apps ship inside the OS, and each one does a job you would otherwise pay a separate subscription for. Tap a card to see how it works.

Brain

Brain is where your offers, notes, transcripts and past campaigns live, so your Chief of Staff already knows your business before you ask it anything.

← Back
What do you know about my offer?

Brandable

Brandable turns your voice, tone and visual rules into something the whole OS can read, so nothing you publish sounds like it came from a generic model.

← Back
Tone
Direct
Soon

RevScan AI

RevScan AI will audit a local business's online presence and return the revenue leaks costing it money, a ready-made opening for any agency pitch.

← Back
LEAK
LEAK
LEAK

Frequently Asked Questions

One credit is one unit of work an app does for you: a page written, a batch of ads read, a script drafted. Every plan comes with a monthly credit pool, and every app shows its cost before it runs. See the credit pools by plan →

Is Agency HQ included in every plan?

Agency HQ is in build. Early access opens on Pro and above.

How many credits does a run cost?

Pricing lands with the release. Existing credits will cover client runs.

Can clients log in themselves?

Yes. Each client room takes client seats with their own permissions, so they see their own work and nothing else.

How many clients can I run?

Client rooms are unlimited on Pro; credits are drawn from your workspace pool, so the practical limit is how much you run per client rather than a seat count.

Can I keep what it produces if I cancel?

Yes. Everything Agency HQ builds is yours, export it any time. Cancelling ends your access to the workspace, not your ownership of the work.

Ready to get started?

14 days free, then $97/mo · cancel anytime