6:40 am · your kitchen table

Wake up to a
shorterto‑do list.

Otto watches your business overnight — the emails, the reviews, the customers going quiet — and brings you the few things worth doing today, already drafted in your voice. You just say go.

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Your Morning Brief
TUESDAY · 6:40 AM
3 things worth doing

“Rosa hasn’t been in since March. I wrote her a warm note to bring her back.”

“A new 5★ review came in overnight. Your thank-you is ready to post.”

“Thursday’s looking quiet. Here’s a small midweek offer to fill a few spots.”

All clear. ☕
That was your morning admin. Go enjoy your coffee.
OTTO SENDS NOTHING WITHOUT YOUR YES✓ HUMAN-APPROVED
6:42 am · still your call

Otto drafts.
You decide. Always.

Otto never acts on its own. Every message waits quietly for your yes — and when a call is genuinely yours to make, Otto says so instead of guessing.

Approve, edit, skip, or undo — every action, every time. You are always the one who decides what your customers hear.
Otto learns your voice. Every approval and every edit teaches it — the drafts sound more like you each week.
Otto never invents facts. If it doesn’t know your Tuesday price, it asks you — it doesn’t make one up.
TO: ROSA <ROSA@GMAIL.COM>DRAFT · IN YOUR VOICE
the loop

Otto does the watching and the writing.
You just decide.

Three moments. Two of them happen while you’re asleep.

2:14 AM

Otto notices

While you’re closed, Otto keeps an eye on your inbox, your reviews, your bookings, and the day ahead — so nothing important slips past.

6:40 AM

You get one short brief

A calm, prioritized list of the few things actually worth doing today. No noise. No dashboard to dig through. Just the short version.

6:41 AM

You say go

Every item arrives already drafted in your voice. Approve it, tweak a word, or skip it. The work happens — you barely lift a finger.

caught overnight · handled by nine

The little moments you’d want to catch —
if you had the time.

A customer goes quiet

“I noticed Rosa hasn’t been in since March. Want me to send her a warm note?”

A new review lands

“You got a new 5★ review this morning. Here’s a thank-you, ready to post.”

A slow day ahead

“Thursday’s looking quiet. I drafted a small midweek offer to fill a few chairs.”

An email needs untangling

“Maya emailed asking about Tuesday classes. I drafted a reply with your schedule — check the price before it goes.”

UPDATED BY OTTO · 6:41 AM
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Willow Ballet Studio
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OPEN MON–SAT · 3PM–8PM · DOWNTOWN
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Private lesson · 60 min$65
Drop-in class · 60 min$18
all day, every day

Your website lives here too.

Ottohand builds and runs your public site — hours, services, pricing, booking — in the same system Otto already watches. Change your hours once, and your site, your bookings, and Otto all know.

Sites come tailored to your kind of business — salon, studio, café, shop — so yours looks finished on day one, not like a kit you have to wrestle into shape.

One place. One source of truth. No syncing.

already posting

Your social, too.

Otto drafts real posts for your Facebook and Instagram — same approve-before-publish rule as everything else it does. Nothing goes out until you say so.

golden hour

Less than a part-time hire.
More rested than you’ve been in years.

Founding rate — the first 50 businesses lock this in for life. After that, Maintain is $169 and Growth is $299.

Maintain

Otto + your website. The everyday teammate.

$169$69/month
  • Otto’s Morning Brief, every day
  • Drafted replies & outreach, in your voice
  • Your website & bookings, built in
  • All your customers, in one place
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Growth

Everything in Maintain, plus the tools to bring in more business.

$299$129/month
  • Everything in Maintain
  • Marketing campaigns that fill your calendar
  • Reviews & reputation, handled
  • Real numbers on what’s actually working
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A part-time helper runs $1,500–2,500 a month.
Otto costs about as much as one of their afternoons.

8:54 pm · the shift that stops existing

Remember the evening
email shift?

After close, phone in hand, sorting one more message, forgetting one more follow-up, feeling guilty about it — and doing it all again tomorrow. That’s the shift Otto took.

“When I get an email I have to figure out — is this about a class, a sign-up, or something else? Then add them to mailing lists, remember to follow up, track where I am… Small-business owners have families. They can’t be glued to a screen all day tracing where things are and who needs attention.”
— A STUDIO OWNER, DESCRIBING HER EVENINGS BEFORE OTTO
Customers quietly driftA regular stops booking and nobody notices for months? Not anymore. Otto flags the quiet ones while the note is still easy to write.
Everything needs a replyReviews, questions, slow days, follow-ups — each one now arrives on your brief with the words already found.
Every tool adds a placeNo new dashboard to learn. One brief, one website, one system — and it comes to you, every morning.
tonight

Tomorrow morning, there could be a shorter list waiting.

Set up takes minutes. Then close the laptop — Otto takes the night shift, and your first brief is waiting with the coffee.

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