We build the AI staff for your business, and we run it for you.
The briefings, follow-ups, and overnight busywork are handled for you. You get one short brief each weekday morning, and only the decisions that are yours.
Got it.
Your note is with us, and the reply will come back in writing to your email.
The morning brief
What a morning looks like
This is the staffed client. One brief, each weekday morning. It reads the way the work feels: short, calm, and finished.
Done overnight
Follow-ups sent, inbox sorted, and today's meetings prepared with notes.
One decision for you
A client asked to move Thursday's meeting. Recommendation: accept 10:30 AM, and we will move it and tell everyone.
Nothing else needs you
The rest is handled, and the brief ends there.
How this brief got made · A sample night
10:00 PM
Inbox read
Everything that arrived is sorted. What needs a person is marked; the rest is answered or filed.
11:30 PM
Drafts written
Follow-ups and replies are drafted in your voice, waiting for the morning pass.
1:00 AM
Numbers pulled
Invoices, schedule, and reviews are gathered into one place, ready to summarize.
4:30 AM
Rules checked
Every line of the brief is checked against the rules you set once. Anything doubtful is held, not sent.
7:00 AM
Brief delivered
One page. Decisions first, the rest handled, nothing else asking for you.
In your trade's language
The same brief, written for your work
The brief is not a template with a name pasted in. It is written from your business, in the words your business uses. Three samples:
Done overnight
Permit paperwork filed, two estimates sent, and tomorrow's crews confirmed by text.
One decision for you
A supplier raised lumber prices. Recommendation: approve the alternate supplier for the Maple job; the margin holds and the start date does not move.
Done overnight
Session notes filed, three clients rebooked, and this week's invoices sent.
One decision for you
A client asked to pause for a month. Recommendation: offer the two-session bridge first; the pause stays as the fallback.
Done overnight
Showing requests answered, offer documents organized, and the open-house kit list printed.
One decision for you
Two buyers want Saturday at 11. Recommendation: give 11 to the pre-approved buyer, and offer 12:30 to the other.
The evenings
The drawer, emptied
With your evenings back, you get to empty the drawer: build the things you have carried in your mind for years. Some may be small and personal. Some may grow into something larger.
Either way, they are finally out of the drawer and into the light, and you can look at them properly and choose what deserves your energy.
The chasing is done. Drafts are done.
Said once
Your rules, kept
Say it once, in plain words, and you are heard.
The correction is kept as a rule and becomes how things are done for you, so the next time it is already right. No second conversation, and no chasing the same fix twice.
Bot Manners School
Send your assistant to Manners School
You already correct your AI. Manners School is where the correction sticks: each one becomes a rule your assistant follows from then on, kept on a page you can read. This is that same discipline, for the assistant you already use, whether or not you ever become a client.
You correct it
In plain words, the way you would correct a person: that draft led with the process and buried the result.
It becomes a rule
The correction is written as one sentence, in the open, on a page where you can read it. Correct your bot again, and the new rule replaces it.
It travels with you
The rules live on a page only your key opens, so treat that key like a password. And they are not locked to one AI: the same page works with the assistant you use today and the one you adopt next.
Two real rules, published by the school’s demonstration bot
These are the owner’s own corrections, in his own words. Yours would read in yours.
“When sending the board a status update, lead with the outcome and put the process underneath instead of leading with process and burying the result.”
“When being asked to book a table, present two options, weighed, with a recommendation instead of asking the principal to pick from six restaurants.”
Read the bot’s whole rules page, exactly as its owner sees it: the demonstration bot’s rules. Our own assistant is enrolled in the school and works under the same discipline.
Works with Muse, ChatGPT, Grok, and whatever you adopt next. A bot that can make web calls pairs itself from the card. A plain chat bot pairs by hand at the school, and you paste the card where its instructions live.
Free, and no account. The school pairs your bot and hands you its rules page.
The Team Sprint
A whole team, up to speed together
Three to five people, run like a group text: one thread, quick decisions, and the work moving. Your team goes from zero to hyper-accelerated, together, each person working in software built for their job instead of learning someone else’s platform.
Software fitted to each person
Every person on the team gets custom software built for the work they actually do, not a seat on a generic platform.
The organization, tuned
The handoffs between people get the same treatment: the recurring work is mapped, automated where it should be, and checked against your rules.
Policy, enforced quietly
The rules your organization runs by are written down once and applied at the points where the AI helps decide, so the standard holds on a busy Tuesday too.
It runs the way your team already talks: one shared thread with us in it, quick decisions, and the work moving in the open, where your lead can see all of it. Done looks like this: custom software each person actually uses, the recurring handoffs between them automated where they should be, and your policies written once and applied where the AI helps decide. Scoped and priced in writing before anything starts, like every project here.
Got it.
Your note is with us, and the reply will come back in writing to your email.
Try the product
One decision. That is the whole job.
This is the top of a morning brief. Make the calls you would make, and watch what happens next. A short demo, with sample items.
Yours, not ours
Your Muse. Your keys. Your rules.
29Court runs on your own Muse, connected through your own connector. The keys stay under your control, and your rules live as plain files that you own and can read any time.
We burn zero of our tokens running your staff. The work runs on your account, under your name. So if a platform changes its rules tomorrow, your staff is still standing: the rules are files, the keys are yours, and the door out is the same as the door in.
Ways in
Four ways in, one standard of care
Each one states what it is, what happens next, and what it costs, on this page or in writing before anything starts.
Dillo and the free tools
Dillo is free software, given away. Alongside it, free tools are live on the public shelf, ready to use. Browse the free tools
No account, no card. Take what is useful. That is what they are there for.
Free
The staffed client
A chief of staff and an agent fleet, run for you: the morning brief, the night shift, your tools connected and looked after, and new tools built for your work. All of it is included in the price.
Terms, plainly.Start with the 90-day pilot: $1,500 total, billed $500 a month.Cancel the pilot in the first 30 days, and month one comes back.Cancel anytime, and you keep what was built.
Write to us and we will set one up.
$1,500a month
The flagship
A dedicated staff and fleet for one customer, run for you end to end. You still get the morning brief and only the decisions that are yours.
At this level, the work starts with a conversation about your operation, not a package, and the scope is agreed in writing before anything starts. It starts with the same box at the top of this page.
Write to us and we will set one up.
$15,000a month
The Team Sprint
Three to five people go from zero to hyper-accelerated together: custom software fitted to each person, and the organization’s own optimization and policy enforcement around them. Run like a group text, in the open.
Pricedin writing
Custom projects
Projects sit alongside the ways in, not on them. We build, deploy, operate, and monitor one defined system, scoped to your work and priced in writing before anything starts. The way in is the box at the top of this page.
Pricedin writing
If the work never really ends, the staffed client is the way in. If it is one defined system, a project is.
One box covers custom projects, the staffed client, and the flagship.
Three promises, in writing
- The price is in writing before any work starts.
- Your first brief lands inside week one, or we keep working free until it does.
- If we miss, or you are not happy in the first 30 days, the setup fee is refunded in full.
These are the same promises answered in the questions below. They are printed here, next to the prices, on purpose.
Custom projects
Shape the project before we price it
Projects are priced in writing, and the price follows the shape. Answer three questions and the shape is ready to bring to a call.
What are we building?
What does it need to touch? (pick any)
When should it start?
Pick a shape above and it reads back here.
The shape lands in the note at the top of this page, ready to send. The conversation starts where this page ends.
The flagship
The whole staff, on your operation
The flagship is the staffed client at department scale: a larger operation that wants the whole staff's attention, and a week that cannot wobble.
Dedicated capacity
Your work has first call on the fleet: builds, fixes, and the overnight queue are staffed for your operation before anyone else's.
Every department, one brief
The morning brief rolls up across the operation: what moved, what is stuck, and the few decisions that are yours, in one read.
The same rules discipline
Nothing scales by getting sloppier. Your rules are written once and enforced everywhere the staff works.
The staffed client
What you get
A staff that runs in the background and reports back in plain words. This is the full list for the staffed client.
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Your chief of staff and the morning brief
One point of contact who knows your work. Each weekday starts with one short brief: what is done, what needs a decision, and what is next.
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The night shift
Work runs overnight, so follow-ups, drafts, and routine tasks are handled before your day starts.
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Your tools, connected
Email, calendar, documents, and the tools you already use are connected and looked after. You keep working the way you work today.
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New tools, built for your work
When a task needs a tool you do not have, we build it and add it to your setup. It becomes part of how your staff works, and it stays with you if you cancel.
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Fixed before breakfast
If something breaks overnight, it is fixed before breakfast, and the morning brief says what happened.
What that adds up to
The usual arithmetic for a week of the busywork above, done the way owners usually do it: themselves, at night.
Usual hours, not a promise. Your week will differ; the shape of it will not.
Do your own arithmetic
How much of your week is busywork?
Slide to your real week. The minutes per item are printed on each row, so the math is yours to argue with.
At 3 minutes an email: reading, deciding, replying.
At 15 minutes a chase: finding the thread, the nudge, the reply.
At 20 minutes a meeting: the emails, the calendar, the notes.
About 8 hours a week
About 384 hours a year. That is the busywork the staffed client exists to take off your plate.
The honest comparison
Three ways to run a week
Every option works. They differ in who carries the week when you are not looking.
On your own
Free, and priced in evenings.
A virtual assistant
Good help, inside their hours, managed by you.
29Court, staffed
The staff runs it; you make the decisions.
Do not take our word
Check our work
Most of this page is a claim. These three are not. Each one is a click away from checking itself.
The tools are real
Free tools sit on the shelf, live. Open any one of them. No account, no card, nothing to install.
Open the shelf →The demo is real
The three decisions above are the product in miniature: sample items, real mechanics. Make the calls and watch what the staff does with them.
Run the demo →The prices are real
The staffed client is $1,500 a month and the flagship is $15,000 a month, on this page, in writing. The Team Sprint and custom projects are scoped and priced in writing before anything starts.
Read the prices →The fit
Who it is for
The staffed client is a staff you hand work to, not a tool you run. Read both lists first.
For you if
- You run a business, and your judgment is the part that cannot be handed off.
- Your hours are being eaten by follow-ups, inbox, and routine busywork.
- You want the work done and reported back, not another tool to learn.
Not for you if
- You want to run the tools yourself. That is what the free tools are for.
- You want AI that hands you more work to check and chase.
How it works
Three steps, in order
The price is in writing before any work starts.
Answer one question
What's one thing you want to make happen? Answer it in the box at the top of this page, and leave your email. The note comes straight to us from the page, it commits you to nothing, and the reply comes back in writing.
We map the work with you
We look at where your hours go, agree what we will take on, and put the scope and the price in writing.
The work starts the same week
Once the scope is in writing, setup begins. On the staffed client, your first brief arrives inside week one.
The call
Twenty minutes on the phone
Tell us what is eating your week. We will say plainly whether 29Court can take it off your plate, what it costs, and what happens next. No pitch deck.
Tell us in the box at the top, and we will set one up.
One note starts it. We reply in writing with times that fit, and the invite follows once you pick one.
Questions
Asked, answered
What exactly do I get?
On the staffed client: a chief of staff and an agent fleet that run your briefings, follow-ups, and routine busywork. You get one short brief each weekday morning, your tools connected and looked after, and new tools built when your work needs them.
Can I start with a project instead?
Yes. A project is scoped and priced in writing before anything starts. It is the right start when the work is one defined system. The staffed client is there when the work becomes ongoing.
Who is this not for?
Anyone who wants to run the tools themselves, or AI that creates more work to manage. The free tools are a better fit in that case.
Do I own my data and what is built?
Yes. Your data stays yours, and what we build for you stays with you, including if you cancel.
How do I cancel?
On the staffed client, write to us, and it ends. There is no cancellation fee. Cancel anytime, and you keep what was built. The 90-day pilot is $1,500 total, billed $500 a month. Cancel the pilot in the first 30 days, and month one comes back.
What is the flagship?
The flagship is $15,000 a month: a dedicated staff and fleet for one customer, the full operation run for you. At this level, the work starts with a conversation about your operation, not a package, and the scope is agreed in writing before anything starts.
What is Bot Manners School?
It is where your own assistant learns your corrections for good. Each correction becomes a one-sentence rule on a page you can read any time. The school is free, and no account is needed: manners.29court.com.
If I switch AI assistants, do my rules come with me?
Yes. The rules are plain text on a page you can read any time, behind a key you treat like a password. Hand the next assistant the card and the key: a bot that can make web calls pairs itself, and in a plain chat you paste the card where its instructions persist, so it works under the same rules from there.
What is the Team Sprint?
A team engagement for three to five people. Each person gets software built for their own work, and the organization gets its recurring work tuned and its policies enforced where the AI helps decide. It runs like a group text, and it is scoped and priced in writing before anything starts.
What does the first step commit me to?
Nothing. You write to us, and the reply comes back in writing. If we go further, you get the price first, and you decide from there.
The close
Hand us the follow-ups, the inbox, and the overnight busywork. We run them, and your mornings start with a short brief and only the decisions that are yours.
Let's get startedPrefer to talk first? Say so in the note, and we will set one up.
You can also start with the free tools. Dillo and the free tools are free to use.
The chasing is done. Drafts are done.