Early access
NewMeet S and the bots

Run your whole company from one platform.

Revenue, users, deploys and traffic on one screen. S and a team of bots read all of it, tell you what needs you and why, and do the work when you tap Approve.

Early access opens with Revenue, Users, Health and the bots, then Traffic. One email when your invite is ready.

That’s the real Bots page, running on a made-up company. Tap a bot, open a chat, press Retry now.

One cockpit

Your whole company, on one screen.

Most founders run their company from six tabs: Stripe, Supabase, Vercel, GitHub, analytics and an inbox. Scintero puts it all in one place, and S and the bots read every panel at once. That’s how they catch what a single dashboard can’t.

Revenue

live

Stripe

MRR that matches Stripe to the cent, churn and why, failed payments, trials and payouts.

Collector gets failed payments back. Keeper talks to people who cancel.

Users

live

Supabase

Who signed up, who got going, who's stuck and who's going quiet, next to what they pay.

S spots the customer who stopped logging in before they cancel.

Health

live

Vercel

Every deploy and the commit behind it, failed builds, and your site's uptime.

Watchdog tells you before your users do, and rolls a bad deploy back when you approve it.

Traffic

next

One script tag

Visitors, sources and the path from first visit to paying. Cookieless, with nobody else watching.

S shows which posts bring payers, not just visitors.

S and the bots

live

All of the above

A team that reads every panel at once, finds what needs you, and does the work when you approve.

Every action goes through one card and lands in the Log.

The builder

later

Your repo

Describe a change and get a pull request with a preview. Merge when you're happy.

Every change is checked by Reviewer and approved by you.

Marketing

later

Ads, social, SEO and email, and which channel brings paying customers.

Sales and customers

later

Every lead and customer's whole story, and the follow-ups.

Support

later

One inbox, with each customer's plan and payments beside every message.

Finance

later

What comes in, what goes out, profit and runway, matched to the bank.

Coming with Traffic: an example of what S catches when every panel is connected

  1. HealthDeploy at 2:14 PM
  2. TrafficVisitors steady
  3. UsersSignups stop at 2:20
  4. RevenueNo new trials since

The signup button broke in the 2:14 deploy. People still arrive, nobody can sign up, and that’s why trials stopped. Roll it back?

Roll back

The team

S runs the team. You approve.

Each bot has one job and reads the same rows you do. It finds the problem, puts it in front of you with the fix, and waits. Nothing that moves money or emails a customer happens without your tap.

S

live

Runs the team. Everything the bots find comes through S, and S points you at what needs you.

Advisor

live

Ask it anything about your numbers and it answers with the rows behind it. The free way in.

Collector

live

Finds every payment that didn't go through. Retry it now, or email the customer a link to put in a new card.

Keeper

live

Sees everyone who cancelled while they're still paid up, and asks them why, from your own address.

Analyst

live

Reads every number. Who joined, who changed plans, what renewed, and where MRR stands.

Watchdog

live

Watches Stripe's webhooks and syncs, your site every few minutes and every deploy. Rolls a bad deploy back when you say so.

Disputes

next

Gathers the evidence for a chargeback and drafts the response. You submit it.

Upsell

next

Spots who's outgrowing their plan and drafts the offer.

Support

next

Drafts replies that already know who's writing and what they pay.

Reviewer

later

Checks every code change before it ships, and knows which customers it could touch.

Marketer

later

Watches every marketing channel and drafts posts and campaigns for your OK.

Your own bots

later

Teach it a job in plain words, or let S propose a new bot when it spots a need.

General AI agents can act, but they don’t know your business and work your numbers out from scratch every time they’re asked. These bots start from numbers that match Stripe, and act only through your approval.

Talking to them is next. Today they work from your Stripe and the Log, so every word they say is a row you can check. No bot makes up a number.

Act · live today

Approve it, and it's done.

A dashboard shows you a number and leaves. Scintero shows you the number, the customer behind it, and the button that fixes it.

  1. 01

    Retry a failed payment

    live

    Stripe charges the card again, right now. Keyed to the log row, so a double tap can't charge twice.

  2. 02

    Email a card-update link

    live

    From your own address. The customer puts in a new card and pays, and the card sticks for their renewals.

  3. 03

    Ask why they cancelled

    live

    A short note from you to someone who's leaving. It never undoes their cancellation.

  4. 04

    Pay out your balance

    live

    Send what's settled to your bank, standard or instant.

Proposal · Stripe hand
Retry the $25 invoice
What
Ask Stripe to charge the customer's card $25 for this invoice, right now.
Why
Stripe has tried 3 times since Sep 17 and the card declined each time. The subscription is past due on Pro, worth $25 a month. Left alone, Stripe's own retries run out and the subscription is cancelled.
Cost
Nothing to you. The customer is charged $25 only if the card accepts.
Undo
A successful charge can be refunded from Stripe. A declined retry changes nothing.
Approving writes a row to the Log.
CancelApprove · Retry now

/Nothing runs before your tap

What, to whom, why, the evidence, the cost and the undo. Then Approve.

/Everything lands in the Log

Who approved it, when, and what Stripe said back.

/One switch stops every hand

Turn actions off in Settings and every button refuses.

/Customers can't give orders

Names, notes and email replies are read as data. Instructions hidden in them are never followed.

Revenue · the first panel, live today

Numbers that match Stripe to the cent.

Live from Stripe’s webhooks, counted the way Stripe counts, with a page that shows exactly how. Then every customer behind every number.

Revenue overview: today's collected, subscribed, churned and failed against yesterday, and an MRR chart over 30 days

Today against yesterday, and 30 days of MRR that matches Stripe to the cent. Sample data.

/Before it fails

Renewals this week whose card runs out first, or that have no card on file.

/Trials

Who's on a trial, who'll pay when it ends, and who has no card yet.

/Balances

What's settled, what's on the way, and when Stripe pays you.

Analytics · live on Revenue today

Every number, and why it moved.

A chart tells you what happened. Scintero tells you why: every number breaks down into the customers behind it, with the reason next to each one. Who joined, who upgraded, who left, and whether they chose to.

MRR · last 30 days

$943.75+$235

Sample company
Oct 1Oct 31

Why it moved

  • New 11+$295
  • Came back 0$0
  • Upgraded 1+$15
  • Downgraded 0$0
  • Left 4−$75

The reasons add up to the move exactly, and every one opens the customers behind it.

Churn · 30 days

14.3%

WhyEvery one of them chose to cancel. None were lost to a failed card, so there's nothing a retry would win back.

Stuck payments

$37.60 owed

Why4 renewals didn't go through, and Stripe gave up on all 4. Each one has its payment history and a Retry button beside it.

Next 7 days

5 likely to fail

Why$354.71 due across 22 renewals. $39.33 of it is likely to fail: the card runs out first, or there's none on file.

Every one of these is its own page:OverviewActivityMovementsCustomersChurnTrialsComing upStuck paymentsBalancesHow it's counted

Anywhere

The whole company in your pocket.

Every page works on a phone. See what needs you on the train, approve a retry from the couch.

The command bar: typing retry offers Failed payments to retry, and Open the advisor's reading of your numbers

Press / anywhere. Find a customer, jump to a page, run an action, or ask.

The cockpit on a phone
The Bots overview on a phone
A chat with S on a phone

Where it stands

Built in public, one piece at a time.

Every piece runs on real revenue before it’s called done. This list is the truth, and it moves.

The builder

later

Start from zero. End with a company.

Describe the product. The builder sets up Stripe, Supabase and Vercel on accounts you own, ships the first version with the cockpit already wired, and every change after that is a pull request you approve.

  • /Your accounts, your keys, your repo
  • /Every change is a pull request
  • /A code check before it ships

Planned pricing

Free to see and ask. $20 to act and build. $100 to build big.

Early access is free while it’s being built. When the tiers open, every plan includes a monthly AI budget, shown as a usage bar. Past it, wait for next month, upgrade, or plug in your own key. No per-seat pricing.

Free

$0/mo

See everything, ask anything.

For anyone with a Stripe account and a spreadsheet they hate.

  • /Every panel: revenue, users, health and traffic
  • /The Advisor: ask about your numbers, with $5 of AI a month
  • /S and the bots, showing you what needs you
  • /Connect one Stripe account, one Supabase project, one Vercel project
  • /Our cookieless analytics script on one site

Founder

$20/mo

Ask, act and build.

For founders with live revenue who want answers, then the fix.

  • /Everything in Free
  • /Advisor Pro: deeper answers for harder questions
  • /Talk to S and the bots: every answer comes with the rows behind it
  • /Actions you approve: retries, emails, payouts, refunds
  • /The builder, with a smaller monthly limit
  • /Up to 3 bots of your own
  • /A monthly AI budget, and your own key past it
  • /A Monday email with last week's numbers and one thing to fix

Builder

$100/mo

Let it build.

For founders who want the work done, and for anyone starting from zero.

  • /Everything in Founder
  • /A bigger builder limit, and new apps from zero on your own Stripe, Supabase and Vercel
  • /Pull requests to your repo, each one approved by you first
  • /Reviewer on every change
  • /Up to 10 bots of your own
  • /A bigger monthly AI budget, and your own key past it

Fly the whole thing from one seat.

Invites go out in the order people joined.