Today is launch day.
After months of building, testing with real businesses, and quietly refining every edge of the product, AEGIS OS is live on Product Hunt. If you've been following along — thank you. If you're discovering this for the first time — welcome. Either way, take two minutes to read this before you click through, because what we built is not what most people expect when they hear "AI for business".
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AEGIS OS
The problem we kept seeing
Every small and mid-sized business we spoke to had a version of the same problem. They were hiring people to do things that weren't really human work. Scheduling. Following up on leads. Writing reports. Sorting emails. Generating content. Tracking metrics. Things that require competence but not creativity. Things that consume hours but produce no insight.
Meanwhile, the same businesses couldn't afford the full-stack executive talent they actually needed. A dedicated sales director, a CFO, a marketing strategist, an HR manager — the kind of operational leadership that turns a decent business into a great one. That bench is expensive. Most businesses either go without or stretch people thin across roles that don't match their strengths.
We didn't want to build another SaaS tool that automates one task and creates three integrations to manage. We wanted to build the whole bench — and make it affordable for businesses that have never had it.
What AEGIS OS actually is
AEGIS OS gives you a team of seven specialist AI agents, each with a defined role, a trained personality, and the memory of your business context:
- Angie — your Chief of Staff and digital twin. Morning briefings, strategic priorities, full-team orchestration.
- Ben S. — Sales Closer. Lead qualification, outreach drafts, pipeline intelligence, deal strategy.
- Viktor — Financial Sentinel. Monthly reports, cash flow analysis, investor summaries, risk flags.
- Aria — Brand Architect. Content strategy, social copy, campaign ideas, competitor monitoring.
- Zoe — HR Talent Scout. Job descriptions, candidate screening, onboarding checklists, culture guidance.
- Bora — Operations Maestro. Workflow design, process optimisation, supplier coordination, checklists.
- Luna — Producer. Video scripts, voice content, media production briefs, visual direction.
In front of all of them sits Omni — the central intelligence that takes your instruction and routes it to the right specialist, returns the result, and remembers the important things so you never have to repeat yourself.
You can talk to your team through the web app, on mobile, via Telegram, via WhatsApp, or by email. They respond at any hour. They don't forget. They cost €49 a month for the full team.
What we learned from real users
The feedback from our early testers has shaped every detail of this product. A few things stood out:
The moment most people "get it" is the first time they give Omni a real task — not a test command, not "hello", but something they actually need done today. The first time a lead follow-up comes back in sixty seconds, or a financial snapshot lands in Telegram before the meeting, or a job description is drafted in two exchanges — that's the moment. We've watched it happen dozens of times now. The reaction is always the same.
We also learned that the agents need to feel like your agents, not generic AI. So every agent has a name, a voice, a role — and when you customise them (which most users do within the first session), they carry your company's context, your tone, your priorities. They become part of the operational fabric of the business, not a tool you open occasionally.
The video is coming
We're adding a full product walkthrough video to the launch today. It will show a real AEGIS OS session — Omni in action, agent delegation, Telegram integration, mobile in both light and dark mode, and the agent customisation flow. Keep an eye on the Product Hunt page.
The goal was always the same: give every business access to the operational intelligence that only large companies could afford before. We think we've done that. Today we find out if the world agrees.
If you build something or run something — a business, a team, a side project — and you're doing work that shouldn't need your brain, this is for you.