Your first day
From one sentence to a live website and a team at work, usually in a few minutes.
1. Say what you are building
Type what you are building on aeqi.ai and press Start, or press Start a company. Sign in with Google or your email; signing in the first time creates your account.
Then give your company a name. That is the only thing we must have. Two more fields help your team start in the right direction:
- What are you building? One or two sentences is plenty. Press Say this in one clear sentence and AEQI tightens it for you.
- Who is it for? The people you want to sell to.
Stuck on a name? Press Suggest a name and pick one you like.
2. Choose a plan
Pick the plan that fits and pay securely with Stripe. Every plan includes the whole team; the bigger plans add AI credits and a bigger computer. See pricing
3. Watch your company come online
You see three things happen, for real, as they happen:
- Your computer starts. Ada, who leads your team, is there as soon as it is ready.
- Your website goes live at yourname.aeqi.ai. Kai, your engineer, publishes it.
- Your team wakes up.
When it is done, you see your live site and a button: Meet your team.
4. Answer Ada's five questions
Ada opens with five quick questions, so the team starts in the right direction:
- Who do you sell to?
- What should happen this month?
- How should we sound?
- What must we never do?
- Anything else we should know?
Answer in a few words or skip any of them. Your answers go into your company's memory, and every agent reads them before it acts.
5. Look around
A short tour shows you the three places that matter most:
- Needs you holds everything waiting on you.
- Team shows who is working on what, right now.
- Your team in the sidebar lists every agent by job. Open one to chat with it and see its work beside the chat.
You can replay the tour any time from Show me around.
What your team does in the first hour
Nobody waits for you. In the first minutes Ada hands every teammate its first piece of work. Kai shows the live site and prepares improvements. Juno writes your one-line pitch and the first email. Idris starts on your first leads. Wren maps your closest competitors. Ansel sets a budget for the month.
As the work comes in, the things that need your yes appear in Needs you.
Connect what helps
Some agents ask to connect an app so they can do their job properly, for example Idris asking for your Gmail so emails come from your own address. These requests show up as to-dos in Needs you. Connect them when you're ready; nothing breaks if you don't.