Turn any task into an AI app. Before the coffee goes cold.

1. Step 1

   Start from the job

   Answer questions from your documents, teach a subject, turn a spreadsheet into a dashboard, get a long report down to a page. You pick the job; there is no blank page to face.

2. Step 2

   Make a few choices

   How it should sound, what it's allowed to do, what it should know. Every step is a choice from a short list. Nothing to configure, nothing to write, no prompt to get right.

3. Step 3

   Use it and adjust it

   Your app opens ready to work. Change any part of it later, keep every version, and copy it to make a variant.

• Chat with Documents

  Ask questions and get answers straight from your own documents.

  HR Policy AssistantContract HelperProduct Manual Q&A

• Customer Service Agent

  Answers customers from your own policies, and knows when to hand over.

  Support AssistantReturns HelperOnboarding Desk

• Private Tutor

  Turns any subject into a course of short lessons and quizzes.

  Onboarding CourseProduct TrainingExam Prep

• Summarizer

  Turns long material into the parts that matter.

  Meeting NotesReport DigestResearch Roundup

• Writer / Rewriter

  Drafts and reshapes text in your organisation's voice.

  Policy DrafterAnnouncement WriterProposal Builder

• Translator

  Moves text into another language, keeping the meaning.

  Contract TranslatorSupport RepliesPolicy Localiser

• Proofreader

  Catches mistakes and smooths the writing.

  Publication CheckerEmail PolisherTender Reviewer

• Dashboard Builder

  Turns a spreadsheet or a pile of figures into a dashboard you can open and share.

  Sales DashboardBudget OverviewSurvey Results

• Research Assistant

  Looks a question up properly and reports back with its sources.

  Market ScanLiterature ReviewCompetitor Brief

• News Analyzer

  Watches a subject in the press and tells you what actually changed.

  Competitor WatchPolicy TrackerSector Briefing

• Financial Analyzer

  Reads filings, results and reporting, and lays out what the numbers say.

  Earnings DigestFiling ReaderSector Comparison

• Lead Researcher

  Researches the companies on your list and drafts an approach worth reading.

  Account BriefingOutreach DrafterProspect Qualifier

• Presentation Builder

  Turns your material into slides you can open, present and share.

  Board DeckTraining SlidesClient Pitch

• Email Assistant

  Reads your inbox and drafts replies for you to approve.

  Inbox TriageReply DrafterFollow-up Chaser

• Calendar Assistant

  Keeps track of what's scheduled and arranges the rest.

  Meeting SchedulerDay PlannerInterview Booking

• Anything else

  Got the hang of it? Describe the job yourself. You get the same tools and the same safeguards, on a task nobody wrote a starting point for.

  Meeting ActionsJob Ad WriterData Explainer

• Each one stays good at one thing

  Your translator keeps your glossary and your register. Your contract app keeps its contracts. Neither has to become a worse version of the other to cover both jobs.

• Their material stays separate

  Consulting an app is not merging it. Each keeps its own documents, and anyone you share the caller with reaches only the apps they could already open themselves.

• You can see who was asked

  Every answer shows which app was consulted and the exact question put to it. A second-hand answer is labelled as one.

Consulting an app runs it, and counts as a run. An app it consults cannot consult further, so a question is one hop deep and never a chain you can’t see the end of.

• Free trial

  Free

  See whether this actually works for your problem.

  • Build 2 apps
  • Use them for 3 days
  • Every app type, nothing held back
  • Bring your own documents
  • No credit card

  Start free, Free trial

  No card, no auto-renewal. When the 3 days are up, your apps stay exactly where they are. They just stop answering until you pick a plan.

• Basic

  Our pick

  $29/month

  One person, or a small team with a few apps in daily use.

  • 2M tokens of thinking a month
  • 20 apps, 5 GB of documents
  • Every app type and every model quality
  • Share with your workspace
  • Version history and restore
  • Email support

  Start on Basic, Basic

  Billed monthly, cancel whenever you like. Run out of tokens before the month does and you can move up a plan that day — nothing you built is affected.

• Premium

  $99/month

  A team where several people build, and the apps get real traffic.

  • 10M tokens a month — 5× Basic
  • 100 apps, 25 GB of documents
  • Everyone in your workspace
  • Connect your own storage and model keys
  • Priority on new app types
  • Email support

  Start on Premium, Premium

  5× the usage for a little over 3× the price, because the second thing a team does with this is always more than the first. Billed monthly, cancel whenever you like.

• Corporate

  Let’s talk

  Your documents can't leave your network, and you're buying for a group.

  • Your own storage and your own model endpoint
  • Usage on your provider account, not ours
  • Volume pricing across your teams
  • Single invoice, one agreement
  • A named contact, not a queue

  Contact us, Corporate

  When you bring your own model and your own bucket, the usage limits above stop applying — you are paying your provider directly. Tell us your constraints and we'll tell you straight whether we can meet them.

Every plan includes a set amount of thinking each month, because every answer costs real money at a model provider and a promise of “unlimited” would only get more expensive the more you relied on it. Run out and your apps pause until the month resets or you move up — nothing you built is touched. Change plan or cancel at any time.

• One app

  Most work looks like this

  A report lands

  Forty pages of quarterly numbers, and a meeting in an hour.

  Report Digest

  Summarizer

  “Nothing to consult here. This is reading and cutting.”

  It hands back

  One page, with every figure, deadline and owner exactly as written.

  First example. A forty-page quarterly report arrives an hour before a meeting. Report Digest, built from the Summarizer recipe, works alone — the job is reading and cutting — and hands back one page keeping every figure, deadline and owner exactly as written.

  One app, nothing wired to anything. This is the shape of most of it, and it is two minutes to build.

• Two apps

  When one of them needs a fact

  You ask for

  An announcement telling the company the parental leave policy has changed.

  Announcement Writer

  Writer / Rewriter

  “This needs the actual change before a word of it gets written.”

  It hands back

  An announcement that says what changed, quotes the policy, and sounds like your company.

  • HR Policy Q&A

    Chat with Documents

    “What is different between the old policy and the new one?”

  Second example. You ask for an announcement about a change to the parental leave policy. Announcement Writer, built from the Writer recipe, needs the actual change first, so it consults HR Policy Q&A, built from the Chat with Documents recipe, on the difference between the old policy and the new one. Announcement Writer then writes the announcement, quoting the policy.

  The writer never had to hold the handbook. The handbook app never had to learn your house style. Neither got worse at its own job.

• Four apps

  And when it needs three

  A customer writes in

  “¿Su plataforma cumple el RGPD si los datos se alojan fuera de la UE?”

  Support Assistant

  Customer Service Agent

  “A regulatory question, in Spanish. It needs a translation, then the terms, then a check before it goes out.”

  It replies

  In Spanish, quoting the clause that settles it, in wording a lawyer would not wince at.

  • Contract Translator

    Translator

    “What is the customer actually asking?”

  • Terms & Policy Q&A

    Chat with Documents

    “What do our terms say about data held outside the EU?”

  • Publication Checker

    Proofreader

    “Read this before it goes out.”

  Third example. A customer writes in, in Spanish, asking whether the platform complies with the GDPR when data is held outside the EU. Support Assistant, built from the Customer Service Agent recipe, is the only app the customer deals with, and it consults three in turn: Contract Translator, on what the customer is actually asking; Terms and Policy Q&A, on what the terms say about data held outside the EU; and Publication Checker, on the wording of the reply. Support Assistant then answers in Spanish, quoting the clause. Each app was called directly by Support Assistant, and none of them called any further.

  The customer dealt with one app — and all three it consulted are named under the answer.

Do I need any technical skills?

None. Every step is a choice from a short list, described in terms of your work rather than settings. HundredOne chooses the model, writes the instructions and handles retrieval underneath. There is nothing to code, nothing to configure and nothing to install.

What happens to my documents?

Your files are read in your browser, so the original file itself is never uploaded. Only the text your app needs to search is. That text is stored with your workspace, and the passages relevant to a question are sent to the model that answers it. Apps quote the passages they used, so you can check every answer against the source. Sharing an app also shares what it knows, and we say so at the moment you share.

Which AI model is behind this, and can I keep my data off it?

We choose the model for each app, and we change it as better ones appear. That's part of what you're buying, and it's why you never pick one. Answering a question means sending the relevant text to that model provider, so if your material can't leave your network, no hosted plan is the honest answer: the Corporate plan exists for exactly that, with your own model keys and endpoints or an on-premise deployment. Ask us and we'll tell you precisely where data goes on the plan you're considering.

How is this different from just using ChatGPT?

A general assistant starts from nothing every time: you re-explain the job, re-attach the files, and re-write the instructions. Here the job becomes an app: it keeps its own instructions, its own documents and its own way of answering, and anyone you share it with gets the same result without knowing how it was set up. Every change is a version you can restore, and you can clone an app to try a variant without disturbing the original.

What can it read?

PDFs, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint decks, and plain text, Markdown, CSV and JSON. Files are read in your browser, so the original never leaves your computer. Only the text your app will actually search is stored. A scanned PDF with no selectable text is refused at upload, with that reason given, rather than accepted and quietly indexed as empty.

What does the free trial include?

Two apps, three days, every app type, no credit card. When the trial ends your apps stay exactly where they are. They stop answering until you pick a plan, and nothing is deleted.

Can it look things up on the web?

Yes, for the app types built around it — the Research Assistant, News Analyzer, Financial Analyzer and Lead Researcher — and as an ability you can switch on for others. The app decides for itself when a question needs a search rather than searching every time, and what comes back is extracts and links, not whole pages scraped in the background. Every answer lists the pages it read, with the publication and the date, so you can open them yourself. It weighs sources rather than treating them alike, and where they disagree it says so.

Can one app use another app I've built?

Yes. When you build an app you can tick which of your existing apps it may consult, and change that later in Tune. It decides for itself, question by question, whether any of them would help — you don't write rules about when. Two things are worth knowing: consulting an app runs it, so it counts as a run, and an app it consults cannot consult further, which keeps a question one hop deep. Every answer shows which app was asked and the exact question put to it. Anyone you share the app with only reaches the apps they could open themselves.

Can I change an app after I've made it?

Yes, that's the point. Every part of an app can be edited afterwards, including an extra instruction to fine-tune results once you've used it, such as 'add citations to every answer'. Every change is a new version, and you can restore an old one. You can also clone an app to try a variant without touching the original.

Can we run this on our own infrastructure?

That's what the Corporate plan is for. On-premise and private-cloud deployments are set up with you rather than self-served. Tell us your constraints and we'll tell you honestly whether we can meet them.

How do I pay?

By card, monthly, on whichever plan you pick. The free trial needs no card at all. Each plan includes a set amount of usage a month — reach it and your apps pause until the month resets or you move up, and nothing you built is affected. You can change plan or cancel at any time.