ChronosMeet the employee

Your client’s support employee is already trained by the time you finish your coffee.

Chronos reads your client’s website and writes the playbook — what the employee knows, and when it hands off to a human. You paste one snippet. The front desk carries your client’s name, never ours.

Meet the employee

Send a client’s website to our inbox. We build the employee and email you a preview to try.

To hire an employee
$149, once
Platform fee
none

Work after the hire is bought in shifts of 1,000 conversations, whenever the employee runs low. Shifts never expire.

A hand-ruled roster card on a wooden desk in morning light, three first names written in ink beside a mug and a pencil.

A roster is a short list of names. One employee per client of yours, each one answering as that client, all of them in one workspace.

Nora

Front desk · Northwind Supply

Knows
The returns window, shipping times, the FAQ, and 14 product pages
Never answers
Order status, discounts, whether an item is back in stock
Hands off to
The support address you name, with the transcript
Answers on
The front desk on their site, and her own email address

The playbook Chronos writes, in the words you read it in. This one is an example, not a live employee.

Bring a client you already have, or one you are pitching next week. Both work.

Meet the employee