Product · How Tensor works

Tell it once. The work keeps getting done.

Like adding a person to your office, without the hire.

Hand Tensor one piece of office work, like chasing open quotes or pulling invoice numbers into a spreadsheet. It does it, then keeps doing it the same way, day or night. It checks with you before anything goes out, and keeps a record.

Free · No account needed · From $149/month

01 · Hand it over

Three ways to hand it over. All of them plain English.

Use whichever is easiest.

  1. Tell it in a chat. Say what you want done in a sentence. Tensor says back what it will do, connects what it needs, does it, and asks if it should keep going.
  2. Start from a ready-made one. Common office work for your kind of business. It asks a couple of questions and gets going.
  3. Show it once. Do a website task once in its browser. It learns the steps and follows them each time. Nothing to install.
02 · What it does

Here’s what you get, day and night.

Works like someone on your team, not another app to run.

  • Works around the clock

    It picks up work as it arrives, nights and weekends too, or on the schedule you set.

  • Asks when it isn’t sure

    Anything new, unclear or outside the limits you set comes to you first.

  • Tell it once

    Say what you want in a chat, or pick a ready-made one. It does the work, shows you, and keeps doing it.

  • Learns by watching

    Show it a task on a website once, and it does it that way from then on. Nothing to install.

  • Works in what you already use

    Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, Excel and Sheets, PDFs and Word files, and the websites you sign in to.

  • Shows its work

    For every job, see what it read, what it changed and who approved it.

03 · When it runs

It starts on its own, when the work arrives.

You choose when it starts, so no one has to remember.

  • When work comes in

    From any inbox you connect or forward, website forms and voicemails included, or when a new file lands in its folder.

    A vendor’s quote lands in your inbox

  • On a schedule

    On the days you choose, at a set time.

    Every Monday at 8:00 AM

  • When you ask

    Hand it a request in the app, in plain words.

    “Add the Lee job to Friday’s sheet”

04 · Where it works

In the tools you already use.

Your spreadsheets and documents, any inbox, your calendar, and the websites and portals you sign in to.

  • Your mailboxes

    Any inbox. Connect Microsoft 365 or Gmail, or forward from any other mail service. Replies go out from your own address once you approve.

    GmailOutlookany email you forward
  • Your files

    Reads PDFs, Word and Excel files, even scans and photos. Keeps its own folders and logs for you, with nothing to connect.

  • Your websites

    Works in the websites and portals you sign in to, in its own browser. Show it once, and it fills in forms the way you would.

  • Your other software

    Excel and Sheets, your calendar and your CRM. Anything else that connects, we set up with you.

    Microsoft 365Google WorkspaceQuickBooksHubSpot+ more

Works todayMicrosoft 365: Outlook, its calendar and Excel in OneDrive

Works todayGoogle Workspace: Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs and Drive

05 · Control

When it needs you, it pauses and asks.

  1. It pauses and asks. A change waits for your OK, and we email you when a run is waiting.
  2. You decide what goes ahead on its own. Routine work, in the places you name, up to a daily number you set. Anything else still asks.
  3. Everything is recorded, and can be undone. Who approved what, with Undo for what it created.
  • Tensor never moves money
  • Your passwords are never shown to the AI
Tensor is asking youDone, with your OK

Send Iris her reply?

Hi Iris, Thursday at 11 works. Elena will meet you at Unit 2B. See you then!

Sent, with a recordReply to Iris · 9:42 · with your OK
06 · Examples

Common office work, ready to hand over.

Pick one, answer a couple of questions, and Tensor sets it up on your accounts.

  • Follow up on open quotes

    Drafts a friendly follow-up for each quote with no answer after 5 days, and notes it in your quotes sheet.

    Try this one
  • Overdue invoice reminders

    Drafts a polite reminder for each invoice past due and not reminded in the last 7 days, and notes the date in your invoice sheet.

    Try this one
  • Log new leads and draft a reply

    Logs each new client inquiry in your leads sheet and drafts a reply that asks for a short call.

    Try this one
  • Voicemail to callback list

    Turns each voicemail email into a row on your callback list, with the caller, number and reason.

    Try this one
07 · How it learns

It learns from you, and gets better with you.

  1. It learns by being shown or told. Show Tensor the steps once in its browser, or tell it in a sentence.
  2. You correct it in plain words. It saves each change as a new version, and you can roll back any time.
  3. It keeps to what you agreed. Once you’ve said yes, it does that work the same way each time, and asks before it changes how.
08 · Questions

Questions, answered.

Does Tensor remember things?

It remembers each automation’s steps and the facts you give it, like your hours or your price list. It doesn’t keep a long-term memory of everything it has seen.

Whose email does it send from?

Yours. Your email reaches Tensor when you connect Gmail or Microsoft 365 or forward it, and a reply goes out from your own address only after your OK.

What about spam and newsletters?

Spam, auto-replies and bulk mail are set aside without using a credit. Only real requests start a run.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Tensor runs in your browser, and website tasks run in a browser inside Tensor.

What does a credit pay for?

One finished piece of work, like one showing booked. A very long job stops and asks before it uses another. Plans include a number of credits each month.

Try it live

See it run on your own work.

Try it free, with no account. Plans start at $149 a month, with a money-back first month.