ON THE CLOCKMy team ↗
An evening studio: four character figures — a blue speech bubble, an orange lightning bolt, a pale blue arrow and a yellow pentagon — on director's chairs labelled Social Media Manager, Paid Advertising Specialist, Sales Assistant and Business Analyst. A sign reads The After-Work Casting Desk, with cards hanging above marked Inbox, Quotes, Follow-ups, Social posts, Adverts and Reports. Notices read “Your evening is not an extra shift.” and “Same business. Brighter evenings.”

You’ve finished work.So why are you
still working?

The inbox. The quotes. The marketing
you never get round to. Let’s find the right
AI specialist to help.

Find my first agent

7 simple questions · No AI knowledge needed

What keeps you at the kitchen table?

Tell us what takes your time. We’ll suggest one specialist, explain why and show you what it could do.

Question 1 of 7 Your evenings

Let’s cast your extra pair of hands.

What takes up most of your time after work?

Choose up to three.

What takes up most of your time after work?
Not sure yet — see all nine

Shortlisted tasks

Nothing on the
tray yet

    One step closer
    to your evening.

    A pale blue arrow character on a director’s chair labelled Sales Assistant, in a studio at dusk. A chalk board reads “Good agents brighter days.” and stacked boxes read Enquiries, Follow-ups, Customers and Growth, beside a mug printed On the Clock.

    A few questions, a recommendation that makes sense.

    1. 1 Where your time goesQuestions 1 – 3
    2. 2 What help you wantQuestions 4 – 5
    3. 3 How you want it handledQuestions 6 – 7

    Different
    business.
    Brighter
    evenings.

    Captioned “Example result”: a pale blue arrow character on a director's chair labelled Sales Assistant. A card behind reads “Enquiries today. Freedom tomorrow.” and stacked boxes read Leads, Follow-ups, Meetings and Growth.

    Your first hire could be…

    Sales Assistant

    Recommended for this example

    Because enquiries shouldn’t eat your evening.

    In this example, following up leads takes the most time
    and it’s the job the owner wants help with first.

    1. 1First repliesDraft a welcome using your business details.
    2. 2Follow-upsPrepare reminders using your agreed contact rules.
    3. 3Meeting bookingsOffer available times through your connected calendar.
    An evening studio doorway onto a city skyline at sunset, with a bicycle, fishing rods and a holdall printed “Out of office (happily)”. A board reads “Same business. Brighter evenings.”

    What would you do with your evening?

    More time for the kids. The gym. Fishing. Or absolutely nothing.

    Find my first agent