Trial
Free for 14 days
10 missions a day for 14 days
- The whole catalogue and the whole loop — brief, missions, follow-ups
- No card, and nothing is deleted when the fortnight is up
For founders and solo marketers
War Machine turns your website and your priorities into a ranked plan every morning, then a crew of eight agents researches, drafts and places the work in the tools you already use.
How it works
Three moves, ranked from what it read on your site and what you told it. The first one is ready to run.
Every step streams as it happens, and anything behind a login runs in a browser you sign into yourself. Stop it at any point.
Placed in your tool as a draft, and the next move that builds on it is already offered.
The mission on these cards is a real one from the catalogue. The ranking is a sample: yours is scored on your own site, your answers and what you pick, so the three you see on your first morning will be different.
The crew
Each with its own chats, its own routines and its own standing guidelines in your words.
A routine runs as a mission at the time you set and leaves its result in the agent's chat with the next move waiting. It never drives your browser — that is a click, from you.
The principles
The machine opens with a ranked brief, not an empty prompt.
Every mission streams a live step log. Nothing happens invisibly.
Each result offers the next move that builds on it.
Your browser, your say
Name a tool and a real browser opens that you can see and drive. You sign in on the real login page — your password only ever goes to that site, never to us — and the machine works in that session while you watch.
Anything that sends or posts asks you first — on the page where your extension can show it, otherwise here in the app — unless you asked the extension to send it in words. The sign-in browser always asks, here in the app. Anything that spends or deletes asks every time.
Every step it takes is listed with its own reasoning. In this browser, anything that sends or posts stops and asks you here in the app first, in the button's own words, whatever your ask said. Anything that spends or deletes asks every time, per change. Agreeing to “Publish post” can never also agree to “Delete post”.
The War Machine Operator browser extension goes one step further: the same operator, working in your own browser, in tools you are already signed into — so there is no signing in at all. It acts only on tasks you start. Anything that sends or posts asks you first — on the page where your extension can show it, otherwise here in the app — unless you asked for exactly that in words: with Gmail on file, “email Ryan the recap” addresses it, sends it, and shows you the step where it did. Spending and deleting still ask every time.
Three separate things, because they are easy to hear as one. The extension saves no cookies, no passwords and no page contents on your machine — only which War Machine account is signed in, and whether you hid its bar. To decide each step, the page you are on is described to the model — its address, title and visible text — and that description is not kept; the step log records what was done, never the page. And your account is kept: your profile, your missions and everything they produced, so your history is there tomorrow. The privacy page sets out all three in full. Get the extension →
Pricing
Free for 14 days
10 missions a day for 14 days
$99 / month
100 missions a month, up to 12 an hour
Every line of both plans, the extra-mission packs and how the meter counts are on the pricing page.
Questions
An email address and a password. Give it your website too and it reads what is public there before you have answered anything. Then it asks a short set of questions — your role, where your time goes, the tools you work in — every one optional and skippable, and the first brief is ranked on whatever you answered. There is nothing to connect and no key to paste.
The trial is ten missions a day for fourteen days, with no card. Operator is a hundred missions a month. A run you stopped, and a run that failed, are not charged for.
It reads public web pages — your sitemap, a competitor's pricing page. For anything behind a login it drives a browser you sign into yourself, and the page on screen is described to the model to decide the next step. That description is not stored. Your account is: your profile, your missions and their output, so your history is there tomorrow.
Eight agents — an executive assistant, a social media manager, a content writer, a sales associate, an ad buyer, an analyst, a web developer and operations — each with its own chats, its own routines and its own standing guidelines in your words. They run the same missions through the same meter as the brief; an agent is a role you talk to, not a separate product.
Yes, in Settings → Billing, any time. It takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for, your deliverables stay readable, and any tokens you bought stay yours.
14 days free · No credit card · Keep the work you create