Now in closed beta

It's 7:04am.
BOSS already
checked.

Before your first meeting, BOSS reads every connected system (Stripe, QuickBooks, HubSpot, Slack) and delivers one brief with everything ranked by what matters most.

Not another dashboard. The things it can handle, it handles. The things it can't, it tells you exactly what to do.

No credit card Stripe in 2 minutes First brief tomorrow at 7am
Live signal network
BOSS · Wed 14 May · 07:04
Three things need you3 urgent
3 failed payments · $4,200 at risk
Stripe · Upgraded 23 days ago · No retry
Acme Corp · 47 days overdue · $12,500
QuickBooks · CFO changed 3 weeks ago
👁 2 watching·✓ 1 handled

Actual brief format · all data stays in your connected tools

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The same morning, two ways

Right now, you are the
integration layer.

Every tool sees one slice. None talk to each other. So every morning, you open six tabs and spend an hour building a picture that should already exist.

Before BOSS82 minutes
06:58
QuickBooksCheck cash position
07:04
StripeReview failed payments
07:13
HubSpotCheck pipeline updates
07:21
ZendeskScan open tickets
07:29
SlackRead overnight messages
07:41
SpreadsheetUpdate the weekly tracker

You've assembled the picture. It's 8:20am. You haven't started yet.

With BOSS12 minutes
BOSS brief · 07:04am · 3 items
3 failed payments
$4,200 at risk · Stripe · Draft reminders ready
Acme Corp overdue 47 days
$12,500 · QuickBooks · CFO changed 3 weeks ago
2 deals went quiet
$68K combined · HubSpot · 15 days no activity
BOSS handled the rest
1 payment retry queued · 2 items watching

BOSS read every system overnight. Your morning starts with decisions.

On average, founders using BOSS recover 70 minutes of morning focus time per day, and surface exceptions they would have found 3–5 days later without it.

Real scenarios · Real outcomes

Things that happen to businesses like yours.
Things BOSS finds before you do.

These aren't edge cases. They happen every month, in businesses with good people and good tools that don't talk to each other.

SaaS · Stripe

The failed payment cohort you almost missed.

A SaaS founder with 340 subscribers had 11 failed payment attempts in a rolling 10-day window. In Stripe, they look like individual failures. Across the full picture (payment history, upgrade recency, support ticket status) they look like a $9,200 at-risk cohort. BOSS caught it on day 3.

$8,400
recovered in 48h
Data sources
Stripe + QuickBooks
Without BOSS

MRR dashboard shows healthy growth. 11 failed payments are individual line items in Stripe, easy to miss.

With BOSS

BOSS brief on day 3: "11 failed payments · $9,200 at risk · 2 have open tickets (don't nudge) · Draft reminders ready for the other 9." One click. 8 recovered within 48 hours.

How: BOSS connected Stripe + QuickBooks, synthesized signals no single tool could see, and surfaced the finding in the morning brief, before you had to look for it.

How it works

Connect → Brief → Act → Compound

Four steps. First brief tomorrow morning.

01
Day 1

Connect your tools

Link Stripe in 2 minutes. QuickBooks or HubSpot in 2 more. OAuth: no code, no API keys.

137 integrations · OAuth · < 10 min setup

02📋
Day 2 · 07:04am

Receive your first brief

One ranked document: every exception surfaced, every action ready. Not alerts. Not a dashboard.

Failed payments · Overdue invoices · Quiet deals

03
Day 2+

Act in one click

Each item comes with a recommended action. Approve, defer, or let BOSS handle automatically.

One-click approvals · Autonomy dial · Audit trail

04
Month 1+

Watch it compound

Every decision teaches BOSS your operating patterns. Standing policies form. Exceptions run automatically.

Business DNA · Pattern learning · Institutional memory

Each cycle teaches BOSS more about how your business runs ↺

The compounding advantage

Month 1, it helps.
Month 18, it's irreplaceable.

Every other SaaS tool resets to zero when you stop paying. BOSS compounds. The longer it runs, the more it knows, and the harder it becomes to be without it.

Month 1
~70 min/day recovered

Tab-switching replaced. Exceptions surface before you look. You start with decisions, not data-gathering.

Month 3
Business DNA forming

Your discount patterns, early-pay habits, the customer profile that retains: all observed and codified.

Month 6
Autonomy Dial at A2

Routine exceptions run automatically within your limits. You review edge cases. BOSS handles the rest.

Month 18
Org mind fully calibrated

Every domain, every tool, every pattern. When a new hire joins, your DNA is their onboarding document.

Month 36
The moat is real

You could export the data. You cannot export three years of calibrated intelligence about how this business runs.

“You can export your data. You cannot export three years of calibrated intelligence about how this business runs.”

Every SaaS resets when you cancel. BOSS builds an organizational mind calibrated to how you think, operate, and decide. That doesn't export. It compounds.

137 connectors. One Mind

Switch HubSpot for Salesforce. Your history stays.

Tools change. Your customers don't. The canonical entity lives in the Business Mind, not in the tool. When you switch a vendor, every pattern, every relationship, every learned outcome stays with you.

QuickBooks
Stripe
HubSpot
Xero
Shopify
Salesforce
PayPal
Zoho
Square
Mailchimp
Google Analytics
Gusto
ADP
Asana
DocuSign
Okta
Instagram
YouTube
WooCommerce
Microsoft 365
QuickBooks
Stripe
HubSpot
Xero
Shopify
Salesforce
PayPal
Zoho
Square
Mailchimp
Google Analytics
Gusto
ADP
Asana
DocuSign
Okta
Instagram
YouTube
WooCommerce
Microsoft 365

Early access founders

From the first brief.

What founders said after week one.

90 min → 12 min
morning review time

I used to spend 90 minutes every morning opening tabs and building a mental model of where the business stood. BOSS does that in zero minutes. My first meeting now starts at 8am instead of 9:30.

Early access founder
SaaS · 12-person team · $1.4M ARR
$14,000
found in week 1

In the first week, BOSS found a $14,000 overdue invoice from a client I thought had paid. It had completely slipped through. That one find paid for years of BOSS.

Early access founder
Services · 8-person team · $900K revenue
3-day lead time
vs. finding it monthly

Three failed subscription payments in the same cohort. All upgraded recently, all on the same billing cycle. I would have seen each one as a separate Stripe notification. BOSS saw them as a pattern.

Early access founder
SaaS · 4-person team · 340 subscribers
137
integrations
< 10 min
to first connection
7am
brief delivery time
100%
data stays in your account
Closed beta · Free for design partners

Your first brief lands
tomorrow at 7am.

Connect Stripe in 2 minutes. Connect QuickBooks or HubSpot in 2 more. BOSS reads everything overnight. Your brief arrives before your first meeting.

If it doesn't surface something you would have spent 90 minutes finding yourself, cancel and pay nothing.

No credit card required First brief tomorrow at 7am Cancel any time