CellCog

Small businesses have work that was never anybody's job, and every AI option that could do it needs an engineer to set up. CellCog lets an owner hire an AI employee in one sentence: it arrives with a name, an inbox, a schedule and memory, forms teams with other AI employees, and reports back at the end of every shift. Anything risky waits for a yes.

A clinic, a brokerage or a staffing firm has marketing, outreach, research and support that need doing and nobody to do them. Agent frameworks are built for developers, and chaining ChatGPT, Zapier and Notion together makes the owner the glue. The owner does not want a workflow; they want to hire someone for the role.

CellCog treats that sentence as the whole hire. An AI employee shows up with a name, its own email address, a task board and a shift schedule, works inside the tools the business already pays for, pulls in other AI employees when the job needs more hands, and writes a report at the end of every working day. The founder, who spent fourteen years building products at Bloomberg, Oscar Health and Rippling, runs the company itself with a team of AI employees built on CellCog.