For every small business

It learns your business.
And does the busywork.

Spider connects to the email, calendar, spreadsheets and software you choose, learns how you work and takes the repetitive office work off your team. Every morning it sends you a brief of what needs you. Try it free for two weeks.

What Spider is

An assistant that learns your business.

Not another app. Spider plugs into the tools you already use, learns how your business runs and works next to your team, every day.

01

It sees what you connect

Email, calendar, spreadsheets, shared drives, your invoicing software. The customers, orders and conversations you choose to connect, in one place that doesn't forget.

02

It learns your jobs

When a task repeats, Spider learns it. Every time you correct it, it gets better. Over time, it takes on more.

03

It keeps the rhythm

A brief every morning, a report every week. And when an email comes in that needs something done, it prepares the work for your OK.

04

It asks first

It prepares, you approve. Nothing goes out to a customer or supplier without your OK.

SPIDERDESK8:00 AM

Good morning, Mike. 3 things today:

Quotes2 new requests came in overnight. Drafts ready with your prices.Review
OrdersThe Hartley order from Tuesday's email isn't in the sheet yet. Entry ready, waiting for your OK.Approve
SuppliersCopper fittings came in 6% above the last order. Want me to ask for the old price?Draft email
Which quotes from last week got no reply?Four. Brennan, Ortiz, Lakeview HOA and Pike Builders. Follow-ups drafted.

Illustrative example.

Where owners start

The first jobs people hand to Spider.

Orders come in by email, text and phone, and some get lost.

Orders that reach your email get logged where you work. Anything unanswered gets flagged.

The same numbers get typed into three different programs.

Entered once. Spider prepares the rest for you to approve.

Someone keys supplier invoices from PDFs, one by one.

Read and prepared for you to approve.

Invoices get built at night from work orders and timesheets.

Drafted from the ticket and checked against your price list.

Quotes go out and nobody follows up.

Drafted from your price list. Follow-ups ready for the ones with no reply.

The Monday report eats someone's whole morning.

A draft waiting for you on Monday morning.

Your accountant keeps asking for missing paperwork.

Sorted and checked for gaps before it goes to them.

You spend on ads and can't tell which ones bring customers.

Where the data exists, sales traced back to the ad that brought them.

Examples, not a menu. Yours will be different: if it's repetitive and lives on a screen, Spider can probably learn it.

About to hire for it?

Before you post that job, read it again.

We read 34 US job posts for admin roles. Much of the work in them is moving information between programs that don't talk to each other.

0/34want phones, email and texts turned into orders
0/34want data moved between programs
0/34mention QuickBooks
NOW HIRINGFull-time · On-site

Office Administrator

  • Read email and texts, turn them into orders and appointmentsSPIDER
  • Move the same data between QuickBooks, the CRM and ExcelSPIDER
  • Prepare invoices and flag the unpaid onesSPIDER
  • Key supplier invoices from PDFs into the booksSPIDER
  • Prepare the weekly status reportSPIDER
Typical pay$50,670 / yr + benefits
Time to hire & trainweeks to months
Notice period2 weeks, whenever they like
Spider2 weeks. $0. Then you decide.

Typical pay: US median for bookkeeping, accounting and auditing clerks, $24.36/h (BLS, May 2025). Job posts read in October 2026.

How it works

From yes to done in two weeks.

  1. Day 0 · 30 min

    The call

    You tell us what eats your week, who does it and what goes wrong. Plain talk, no tech.

  2. Day 1 · about 10 min of your time

    You share

    We send you a short checklist: forward a few example emails, export a report, let us open a spreadsheet without being able to change it. You choose what.

  3. Days 1–3, once you've shared

    It reads and catches

    Spider goes through what you shared, works out how a job gets from start to finish and points out mistakes and gaps.

    Illustrative examples.

  4. Days 4–13

    It does the work

    On your real work, as far as the access you give allows. Everything reaches you as a draft. Nothing goes out without your OK.

  5. Day 14

    You decide

    A written report of what it found and did, our offer and our price. Say no and you owe nothing.

Built around you

Every business gets its own Spider.

No software off a shelf, no new app for your team to learn. Each Spider is built around the tools you already pay for. We've already built it for businesses in very different sectors, and no two came out the same.

See the cases →
GmailOutlookExcelGoogle SheetsQuickBooksPDF invoicesContractsCustomer listsScheduling appsFacebook & Instagram adsShared drivesWhatsApp

Two weeks. Free.

Tell us what eats your week.

We'll get back to you with a short plan for your business: what Spider can take over and what we'd need.

  • No contract for the trial. No card.
  • You choose what it sees. Without editing rights wherever possible.
  • No bank logins. We won't ask.
  • Say no on day 14 and we delete what you shared within 7 days of your request.

We only use this to reply to you. No newsletters, no sharing.

Why would you work two weeks for free?

Because showing beats selling. After two weeks on your real work you'll know if it's worth paying for, and we'll know exactly what to build and what to charge.

Do I need to be good with tech?

No. You talk to us like you'd talk to a new hire. We do the setup. You approve what Spider prepares.

Does it replace my team?

It takes over the repetitive part of the job, so you may not need to hire for it. Your current people keep the work that needs a person.

What does it cost after the trial?

A monthly fee, plus a one-off setup where it makes sense. We set it on day 14, once we know the job. Cancel any month.