APEXCOMMAND is a real AI chief of staff. A crew of named agents that runs your inbox, your calendar, your leads, and your content, so you get your hours back. Nothing sends and nothing changes until you approve it. Built by an operator, for operators.
Google OAuth verified · CASA Tier 2 security-hardened · runs today on voice, Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and Telegram
I run six businesses. Real estate here in the US and in Ghana. A design company. Personal training. Trading. A tire import business from the UK to Ghana with my cousin.
Six different worlds. Most of them run on the same tax:
My inbox hit twenty-two thousand unread.
I got tired of burning my hours on work that doesn't need me. I'm in IT and cybersecurity, so I didn't wait around for someone else to build it. I built my own. Locked down, mine, and built to actually run the business, not just look the part.
Now it runs the part of my business I always wished would run itself. And that's the part I'm handing to you.
Fourteen agents, each with a face and a voice. Every one owns a job you're doing right now and shouldn't be. You tell them what you need. They do the work and bring it back for your yes.
Wakes up before you do. One brief, one screen: what matters today, what's about to slip, and the one move that moves the needle.
Ranks every inbound by money, deadlines, people, then noise. What needs you rises to the top with a reply already drafted. Nothing sends until you say so.
Finds real, named prospects worth your time and writes the outreach that gets a reply, in your voice, built from their world.
Creative director, strategist, and copywriter in one. A hook, a week of posts, or a full campaign, grounded in your real brand.
Takes a new client from yes to started in one move: the proposal, the welcome email, the kickoff on your calendar, the onboarding checklist.
Writes and designs the ad, the sales page, the flyer, then scores its own copy and rewrites it until it stops sounding like a robot.
Plus the rest of the crew, each owning a lane: strategy, wealth and credit, markets, inbound leads, real estate, memory, academics, and performance. Fourteen in all, each unlocking as you grow.
And the rule that never bends: nothing sends, nothing changes, nothing goes out until you approve it. The crew does the work. You keep the final say. Every time.
No setup marathon, no jargon, no course.
Sign in with Google and connect the tools you already use: Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Telegram, and your voice. The verified, secure sign-in you already trust, and you pick exactly what the crew can see.
Tell it about you and your business, once. From then on it remembers: your goals, your projects, who your people are. It stops starting from zero.
The crew starts working and brings you drafts, replies, and moves to approve. You tap yes, and it happens. If you can send a text, you can run this.
Most "AI teams" are a chat box wearing a costume, running on stock photos and a made-up name. This one is real, and I can prove every piece of it.
Small on purpose. Twenty-five founders a window, so I can onboard you personally and you get a direct line to me to shape it before public launch. When a window fills, it closes and the next opens higher. Always below public. Founders always win, and the earliest win most.
At public launch this tier is $99 a month. Founders lock it at $49, and it never rises above what you lock today, for as long as you keep your seat.
When this window fills, it closes and the next locks at a higher rate.
No. It runs on your real tools today (voice, Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Telegram), the crew has fourteen distinct agents with faces and voices, and there's a physical build and a film behind it. A wrapper can't touch your calendar, chase your invoices, or be security-hardened to CASA Tier 2. This does, and is.
Today, right now: brief your day, triage and draft your inbox, manage your calendar, chase the money you're owed, find and write outreach to real prospects, and run your content. It works over voice, Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and Telegram. WhatsApp and iMessage are on the roadmap and not live yet, so I won't pretend they are.
So I can onboard you personally and actually fix what you find. Small windows mean every founder gets a direct line to me before public launch. When a window fills, it closes and the next opens at a higher rate. It keeps the early experience good and rewards the people who show up first.
This is the part I care about most, because I'm in cybersecurity and it runs my own six businesses. Two things. One: it's Google OAuth verified and CASA Tier 2 security-hardened, and you choose exactly what it can see. Two, and bigger: nothing sends and nothing changes until you approve it. The crew prepares the work. You keep the final say, every single time.
No. If you can send a text, you can run this. You connect your accounts once, tell it about you once, and from then on you're just approving work it brings you.
You already know which work doesn't need you. The emails, the chasing, the paperwork, the same thing over and over. I built the crew that handles it so I could get my hours back. This window is open for 25 founders. When it fills, it's the waitlist and the next seat costs more.
Lock $49/mo for life. Founding entry is $99 for your first month. 25 seats, then it's the waitlist.