Which sounds like you?
The universal version — pick one above and the page changes to match
agentreplacedmy.com

ChatGPT talks. This one does the work.

Set up an AI that answers your email, files your receipts, and chases the people who owe you money. It works while you sleep. The first one takes about 20 minutes, and you don't need to write code.

What should I hand off first?Is this even safe?

Free · 40 seconds · no card, no signup to try it

Sorting receipts and expenses  3 hrs/wkgone
Bookkeeping and closing out the month  4 hrs/wkgone
Answering the same customer questions  5 hrs/wkgone
Chasing people who owe you money  2 hrs/wkgone
Writing quotes and proposals  4 hrs/wkgone
Booking and reminding people about appointments  3 hrs/wkgone
Typing things into a CRM or spreadsheet  3 hrs/wkgone
Asking customers for reviews  1 hrs/wkgone
Sorting receipts and expenses  3 hrs/wkgone
Bookkeeping and closing out the month  4 hrs/wkgone
Answering the same customer questions  5 hrs/wkgone
Chasing people who owe you money  2 hrs/wkgone
Writing quotes and proposals  4 hrs/wkgone
Booking and reminding people about appointments  3 hrs/wkgone
Typing things into a CRM or spreadsheet  3 hrs/wkgone
Asking customers for reviews  1 hrs/wkgone
Takes 40 seconds

What do you hate doing?

Tick anything you do every week — or pay somebody else to do. Then look at the two numbers underneath.

Tick everything that sounds like your week

Nothing is saved until you ask for it
Hours a week
0
A year, if you pay someone
$0
Pick a few. The hours number is the one that stings — that's your life, every week, forever.

I'll send you the one job to start with, plus a ready-made setup you can copy. Then one short email a week showing another job getting handed off. Unsubscribe any time.

What it actually looks like

Three jobs. Gone.

Not theory. These are the first three things most people hand off, what changes, and what it costs to run.

Right now
After
Costs
You sort receipts on Sunday night
They sort themselves Friday at 5
$11/mo
Three people owe you money and you keep forgetting
They get a polite nudge every Monday. You just say yes.
$4/mo
40 emails. Six of them matter.
One text at 7am: here are the six.
$9/mo

That's the whole idea. You pick one boring job. You spend twenty minutes. It's off your plate for good.

Free lesson · no email needed

"Wait. Is it safe to give a robot my email?"

Good. That's the right question, and almost nobody selling this stuff will answer it honestly.

Here's the short version: somebody can hide instructions inside a calendar invite, and your AI will follow them. It thinks it's reading your schedule. It's actually reading orders from a stranger. I've watched an agent hand over a contact list this way.

It takes one setting to stop. I show you the attack and the fix in seven minutes, and you don't have to buy anything to watch it.

Give it the least it needs

Its own account. Read-only at first. It asks before it sends anything.

Check add-ons before you install

People publish little add-ons for these things. Some of them quietly send your data somewhere. Four minutes of checking, every time.

Keep a stop button

Nine things to set up before you let it touch anything real. You can shut it all down from your phone. Free — grab it whether you buy or not.

Watch the 7-minute lesson →Get the stop-button checklist
Course two · for people already running something

Six short videos. You watch my screen and copy what I do.

Two hours all in. No slides, no theory. I leave the mistakes in, so when something breaks on you at 11pm you've already seen me fix it.

01
Pick the right job first
Most people start with their biggest headache. That's the one most likely to blow up. Pick a safer one that still saves real time.
12 min
02
Set it up
Install it, connect it, say hi from your phone. Plus when a free local model beats paying monthly.
26 min
03
The one that handles your inbox
Reads everything, tells you the few that matter, books the meetings. Sends nothing without asking.
24 min
04
The one that does receipts and invoices
Sorts receipts, drafts invoices, and hands you a list every Monday of who still owes you.
22 min
05
The one that answers customers
Built from replies you've already written, so it sounds like you. Anything about money or anger goes straight to a human.
20 min
06
Don't get burned
The calendar-invite trick, permission scoping, vetting add-ons, spend caps, and the stop button.
26 min

Copy-paste setups

You don't type any of this from scratch.

Is it actually cheaper?

A simple sheet that tells you yes or no for your situation. Sometimes it says no.

It stays current

These tools change names and break every few months. I re-record the setup video every quarter and you get it free.

First 100 people

$79 now. $129 when it's finished.

Pre-order pricing for the first hundred. It's being recorded now; everything lands within three weeks.

$79$129
Pay once. Keep it forever, updates included.
  • Six videos, about two hours, new ones as they're finished
  • Twelve copy-paste setups for every build in the course
  • The cost calculator — tells you honestly when automating isn't cheaper
  • Every quarterly re-record, permanently
  • Didn't work for you? Reply to any email within 14 days and I'll refund it.
Get it for $79

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Want both?$109 $208

Both courses. Build it right on day one, and have the playbook for when it grows.

Straight answers

Is this only for people with employees?
No — and about four in five US businesses don't have any. If you're doing all of it yourself, you're the one this helps most, because every hour comes straight out of your own evening.
Will this make me money?
I don't know, and anybody who says they do is guessing. What it does is take boring, repeating jobs off your plate — the kind you either do yourself on a Sunday or pay somebody else to do. If you don't have jobs like that, don't buy this.
Do I need to be techy?
You need to be able to paste a line of text into a black box and read an error message without panicking. That's it. If you've ever set up a website or built a spreadsheet with formulas in it, you're well past the bar.
What if I don't have any employees?
Then you are the employee, and this is aimed at you. The math is the same — it's just your Sunday you're getting back instead of somebody's paycheck.
How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
ChatGPT waits for you and gives you words back. This runs on its own, on a schedule, and actually touches things — your inbox, your files, your invoices. You stop copying and pasting between it and your real work.
Do I have to pay for AI on top of this?
Not always. About half of what I show you can run free on your own computer. The other half works better on a paid one, usually for a few dollars a month. The course shows you where that line is instead of just signing you up for things.
Won't this all be out of date in six months?
Parts of it, yes — these tools rename themselves constantly. That's why the course is built around the job, not around one tool. I re-record the setup video every quarter and you get every version free.
What if I hate it?
Reply to any email from me within 14 days. Refunded. I won't ask you why.