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You decide. Your agents do everything else.

A team of AI agents runs all your projects and all your businesses. It takes the initiative, gets started on its own and does the actual work. You keep the direction and the decisions, or hand them over.

A day with Lastnod

  1. 6 am: it starts without you.

    Like every morning, the secretary gets going on its own. Twenty-three new emails: it answers the simple questions, books four appointments in your calendar and drops each request into the inbox of the right agent.

  2. 7:30 am: the project lead gets ahead.

    Saturday bookings have been dropping for three weeks. It noticed before you did: it creates three tasks for the team (a weekend campaign for sales, a follow-up with clients who haven't been back in three months for the secretary, search optimization of the treatments page for the developer) and suggests two ideas: sell gift cards online, start a blog to grow traffic.

  3. 8:15 am: your decisions, ready.

    Sell gift cards online? Switch product suppliers? Each question comes with its options, its numbers and a recommendation. You decide in one click, or with a simple "yes" in the conversation, or let the project lead decide.

  4. 11 am: real results.

    Sales has emailed twelve prospects and landed two meetings. The developer has built gift card sales: online payment, voucher sent by email, sales tracking in your dashboard. Tests passed, it's live.

  5. 2 pm: one agent starts another.

    For its campaign, sales needs an offer page. It starts the developer, who puts it live within the hour. You didn't have to coordinate a thing.

  6. 7 pm: they keep going.

    You close your laptop. The evening rounds are scheduled: competitor watch, the weekly newsletter, replies to customer reviews. Tomorrow morning, your briefing will be ready.

A real team, not one more assistant

An assistant answers, then forgets. A Lastnod team sticks to its roles, remembers everything and keeps going without being chased.

  • Project lead.

    Takes the initiative: tracks your goals, creates the tasks and gets the team moving.

  • Secretary.

    Runs your inbox and your calendar, and routes each request to the right agent.

  • Sales.

    Finds and looks after your customers: prospecting, campaigns, follow-ups, quotes.

  • Developer.

    Builds and evolves your site and your tools: new features, online payment, connections between your software, tests and releases.

  • The roles your business needs.

    Marketing, accounting, purchasing, quality: add the roles your business calls for.

AI agents, presented as such.

How far they go is up to you

You set autonomy and access, agent by agent. Lastnod tells you what's at stake, then respects your choice.

Autonomy level
Access granted to agents

Give them as much access as you like.

All your projects, one screen

One company, three businesses, a side project: each has its own team and its own briefing. Open a project: its tasks sit in columns and move from one to the next live, no reloading. You see at a glance what's moving and what's waiting on your decision.

What holds the team together

  • From anywhere.

    All you need is a browser, on a computer or a phone. Install it like an app: its notifications tell you when a decision is waiting for you.

  • Connect your tools.

    Inbox, calendar, Slack, Discord, Telegram: connect a service with one button, or ask an agent to do it. All you give is your consent, on the provider's side.

  • You watch them work.

    When an agent works on a website, its browser opens next to the conversation, live. Anything that needs your action is waiting for you, open and ready.

  • The inbox.

    Every agent has one. You drop in a request in one sentence, and so do its teammates.

  • Written memory.

    Decisions, notes, context: everything is written down. A new session picks up without asking you again.

  • Together.

    Invite a partner or a contractor to a project, with their own role.

  • A question? The Organizer shows you.

    Ask your question about Lastnod: the help robot answers, goes to the exact button and points at it, without clicking for you.

Where it comes from

I've been a developer for eighteen years, and I'm passionate about artificial intelligence. I first built this tool for myself, to help me with my everyday work, where my two passions meet. It grew so much that the people around me wanted to use it. One thing led to another, and I opened it up to others: today, it's Lastnod.

Eric Mollenthiel
creator of Lastnod
  1. Eighteen years of development
  2. A tool for myself
  3. The people around me adopt it
  4. Lastnod, for you

The name comes from last nod: the final nod of the head, the one that says yes. It's yours to give, or your agents' if you trust them with it.

Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You talk to them in your own language, in writing or by voice, just like a team.

What AI do they run on?

Claude, through your own subscription in your name. Lastnod doesn't resell AI and doesn't charge per agent.

Where do my agents work?

Your choice: hosted by us, in a space in your name kept separate from other customers; or on your own machine, with your files and your browser, while the control center stays with us.

How much does it cost?

From €79 to €499 excl. VAT per month, depending on speed, accounts and projects; every feature in every plan. Full details are on the Pricing page.

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