Hey there, meet your new hire,
the Idle Work AI employee.
Works where you already work
No new app to open. The agent goes into the channels your customers and staff already use, and links to the tools your books, pipeline and tickets already live in.
Try it live
Do not take our word for it.
The agent below is live, not a recording. Pick a role, ask it something a real customer would ask, and judge the answer yourself. No signup.
Public demo. Do not paste private data. Replies are generated by a live agent and may be imperfect.
How it works
Running inside a week.
$250/mo covers the setup, the agent, and the support to take you from zero to fully running.
- 1
Tell us what you need
Choose a role, describe your workflow. We configure everything.
- 2
Connect your channels
Link Slack, WhatsApp, Teams, whatever your team uses.
- 3
Watch it work
Your agent starts handling tasks, following up, and reporting back.
- 4
Level up over time
From simple tasks to full delegation as you build trust.
In the field
Already on payroll.
Real deployments for real businesses. We keep client names private, so there are no stock testimonials here, no invented numbers, just what the agents actually do all day.
The marketing hire that ships every week.
A building-materials supplier on Long Island had years of good email campaigns sitting in an archive: seasonal promotions, product features, contractor offers. Nobody had time to reuse any of it.
Read the story →Field Note / Security InstallationsQuiet in the group chat until the crew tags it.
A security-systems installer runs jobs through WhatsApp groups: crews, sites, schedules, documents, all of it. Their agent sits in those groups and reads everything, so it always has the context of the job. But it only speaks when a team member tags it.
Read the story →Field Note / Packaged FoodsLabels checked before the printer ever sees them.
A packaged-foods brand needs retail labels where certain things must never be wrong: the nutrition panel, the barcode, the ingredient list, the weights. Design tools make those easy to get wrong quietly.
Read the story →