douu starts you with a crew rather than a blank box. Each one has a narrow brief,
its own schedule, and its own entry in My douu — and you can fire any of them,
rename them, or make new ones from skills.
douu is the front door. You describe the outcome — "get me ready for Shanghai", "close the quarter" — and douu works out which jobs exist, which of its crew should take them, and what it needs from you. Everything it does lands in one activity log you can read top to bottom.
What it does
Chat, phone or email in
Delegates to the crew
Holds the plan you can edit
Ask it
“Sort the week, hand the rest to the crew, and keep you posted when something needs a human.”
Tally
Sales
Weekdays, 08:30, before standup
Tally lives in the CRM and the inbox at the same time. It reconciles the two, so the number in the standup is the number in the system, and any deal that has gone quiet gets a draft follow-up sitting in your outbox — never sent without you.
What it does
CRM + inbox reconciliation
Draft follow-ups, never auto-send
Pipeline sheet in your own template
Ask it
“Pull the pipeline, chase what went quiet, and have the numbers on your screen before the standup.”
Deck
Decks & docs
On request, or on a schedule you set
Deck is the one that carries things. Ask for the Q3 review and you get the deck, the two-page summary and the workbook behind it, all built on your company template so it does not look like it came from a robot.
What it does
Deck + report + workbook together
Your template, your fonts
Editable files, not screenshots
Ask it
“Turn a sentence into the slides, the report and the workbook that go with it.”
Scout
Research
Weekly, on the day you choose
Scout reads for you and shows its work. Every sentence in a Scout brief carries the page it came from, because a claim you cannot check is a claim you cannot use.
What it does
Watches markets and competitors
Source on every claim
Two pages, not a firehose
Ask it
“Watch a market every week and send you the two pages that actually changed.”
Momo
Meetings
Every meeting you invite it to
Momo joins with your permission, writes minutes with a name against every action, and then puts those actions where they belong — the ticket tracker, the CRM, the calendar — instead of leaving them in a document nobody opens.
What it does
Pre-read briefing
Minutes with owners
Actions filed in your tools
Ask it
“Sit in the call, take the minutes, and put the actions where the work already lives.”
Quill
Writing
On request
Quill reads what you have already written before it writes anything, and it keeps a notes file of the people, places and rules in your work so chapter twelve does not contradict chapter two.
What it does
Voice matching from your archive
Continuity notes for long work
Rewrites you can diff against the original
Ask it
“Hold your voice: drafts, rewrites and long-form that still sounds like you wrote it.”
Pip
Money
On request
Pip is built to argue with you. It models the decision you are about to make, runs the dull scenarios, and when the plan only works if everything goes right, it says so in the first line.
What it does
Costs and scenarios in one sheet
Assumptions written down
An entry in the log when it disagrees
Ask it
“Model the decision before you make it, and say plainly what it costs you.”
Made, not hired
Every skill you add becomes a douu.
The crew above is the starting seven. The eighth is the one you build, and it takes
about a minute: pick a skill, give it a name, tell it what a good result looks like.
Built on the same engine as the starting crew
Narrow brief — it only does the one job
Shares the log, the approval gate and the permissions you already set
Ledger was not hired, it was made. Someone in this account added the Valuation skill and douu built a douu for it — same engine, narrower job. It reads the books, builds the model, writes the memo, and lists what it could not verify.
Reads the sources you point at
Model plus written memo
Confidence and gaps stated up front
Everyone takes a piece.
Hand a job to three douu and read the thread, not a status report.
One thread. Three specialists. The artifacts at the top.
Give them something to do.
Install, connect three apps, and hand over the first job.