Sort the week, hand the rest to the crew, and keep you posted when something needs a human.
- Reads your mail, calendar and files
- Splits the work across the crew
- Asks before anything irreversible
Hi! AI agents for work
douu runs on your computer and does the work — the deck, the report, the spreadsheet, the filing. You text it from your phone. It answers from your desk.
Not a chat window that hands you instructions. douu opens the files, uses the apps you already pay for, and leaves the finished thing where it belongs.
Every artifact below landed in a folder you already own — nothing was emailed off to be finished somewhere else.
The conversation is the interface. One sentence on the train becomes a briefing, a deck and a diary entry by the time you sit down.
Anything you do more than twice can be handed over permanently. douu keeps the schedule and shows you the history.
Industry brief, read and summarised before you open your mail.
Pipeline reconciled against the CRM, standup page written.
Week in review: what shipped, what stalled, what needs a decision.
You do not get a wall of text to copy-paste into something else. You get the artifact, in the format the job needs.
Every row below is a real output shape douu produces — a deck, a document, a workbook.
Real work, done for you.
One character for each kind of job. Same engine, different brief.
Sort the week, hand the rest to the crew, and keep you posted when something needs a human.
Pull the pipeline, chase what went quiet, and have the numbers on your screen before the standup.
Turn a sentence into the slides, the report and the workbook that go with it.
Watch a market every week and send you the two pages that actually changed.
Sit in the call, take the minutes, and put the actions where the work already lives.
Hold your voice: drafts, rewrites and long-form that still sounds like you wrote it.
Model the decision before you make it, and say plainly what it costs you.
Put three of them in a thread and hand the whole job over. They talk to each other, not to you — until one of them has something worth asking.
“Everyone takes a piece.”
44 out of the box, and anything else through a Zap you already own. douu works inside your tools rather than beside them.
…is one more douu you own.
Add a skill and douu builds a specialist for it: same engine, narrower brief, its own entry in My douu.
Ledger was made, not hired — from the Valuation skill.
Pick one and watch the crew change.
Your files stay where they are. douu works on the machine you already own and only reaches the network when a job genuinely needs it.
A sentence is enough. douu asks at most one question back.
It picks the crew, the skills and the apps, then shows you the plan.
Real apps, real files. You can watch it, pause it, or take over.
Deck, report, workbook, filing — plus the log of exactly how it got there.
Plans buy the crew. $DOUU pays for a single job — the valuation you needed on Thursday, the deck you asked a stranger's douu to build. Skills are the unit of work, so reuse pays the person who wrote the skill.
Nothing here is a promise of value, and $DOUU never replaces a plan — a plan is still billed in dollars by card. Until the address above is a real one, no $DOUU exists.
A team of AI agents that runs on your own computer. You describe the outcome, douu works out the jobs, picks the right crew, and hands back finished files.
No. You talk to it the way you would talk to a colleague — from your phone, your laptop or the terminal. If you can write a text message you can use douu.
On your machine. douu uses the apps and files you already have, and reaches the network only for the parts of a job that genuinely need it. See Security for the detail.
macOS 13 and Windows 11 for the desktop app; iOS 17 and Android 14 for the phone. The phone app is the remote control — the work happens on the desktop.
Your account starts with seven specialists, one per kind of work: douu itself, plus Tally (sales), Deck (decks and docs), Scout (research), Momo (meetings), Quill (writing) and Pip (money).
Ninety seconds to install. One sentence to start.
Concept build — douu is a fictional product and nothing here installs.