Automate
Tell it what to ship. Then say go.
Describe what you want in your own words. Automate drafts the whole thing and waits for your approval before anything runs.
Draft Touchless runs today: hands off for the drafting, your hand on the switch for the send. The other three run modes are shown, off, until touchless execution ships.
Try it free. No card, ever.
Draft it for me
You describe it once. Automate ships the draft.
This is the run-mode setting that controls how far Automate goes on its own. Say what you want in plain language, no template needed. Draft Touchless writes the whole thing today: the post, the email, the page, whatever the job calls for. It cannot act without your yes though; nothing gets deleted, paid for, sent or posted unless you approve that exact step first. When the draft is ready, it stops and waits for you to look at it.
How this works
Where it can act
40 of 67 connectors are live right now.
This is that connect screen, showing each tool's status. Automate reaches the tools you already use through DreamerOS connectors: Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion, and more. Each one shows live or coming online, so you know exactly what it can touch before you approve a run. See the full list and connect your own on the Connect page.
How this works
The receipt after every run
Every run leaves a record you can open.
This is one run receipt, sitting in the ledger. Once a run finishes, Automate writes one: what you asked for, what got drafted, what was checked, and what you decided. Read it in plain words, or go deeper into the engineer view. Forward it to a client or a teammate, and they can read exactly what ran without asking you to explain it.
How this works
