Built for · Operations & admin
The small stuff. Off your desk.
Bash books, chases, files and audits — the small stuff, done.
Nami keeps every vendor, contract and renewal date.
Wren Barn: 14 seats, projector, lunch included, $2,840 all in. Under your cap. They hold the date 48 hours, and the $450 deposit is drafted and waiting on your word.
Held for your wordOne ask. The whole errand.
Pick a delegation — Bash runs the errand end to end, held wherever money moves.
Text it on the way in. It’s handled before you sit down.
Admin lands anywhere — WhatsApp, Slack, Gmail, iMessage, Telegram, or your desk.
Works inside your stack, as you.
The inbox, the calendar, the card — and the portal that never had an API.
Delegate in plain words.
No setup, no syntax — it already knows your vendors, your building, your voice.
Find three venues within 40 minutes for 14 people on the 12th, check everyone is free, and get me quotes by Friday.
Read Owen’s service-charge letter against the lease in Notion and draft my reply, quoting the clause. Hold it for me.
Audit every recurring charge on the card: what nobody opened in 90 days, what doubled, what we pay for twice. Post it to #ops.
Pull August’s receipts out of my inbox, rename them date-vendor-amount, tidy the downloads folder, and add the rows to the expense sheet.
The Fen & Marrow contract auto-renews on the 1st. Compare their new rate to last year and draft the renegotiation note in my voice.
Book Tuesday in Bristol: a train out before 8, a hotel near Temple Meads under $160, both in my calendar. Hold the payment.
On a schedule, or on a signal.
Set it once. You hear about it when it’s done — and only then.
It keeps the office in its head. So nothing renews behind your back.
Vendors, contracts, renewal dates — filed once, and noticed when they change.
Fen & Marrow auto-renews in 21 days, 8% higher. Renegotiate?
The fire certificate expires in November. Book the inspection?
Larkfield raised the service charge $180 a quarter. Query it?
It spends nothing you haven’t seen.
Deposits, renewals, anything that touches the card — held until you say go.
Send the renewal note to Rhea at Fen & Marrow?
Thanks for the renewal notice. Before it rolls over, two things: the rate is up 8% on a service level we have not changed, and the Thursday visit was missed twice in July…
Install the back office. Or teach it yours.
An Ability is everything the job needs — bundled, installable in a click.
Back officeReceipts, expenses, subscriptions, the card reconciled. Files named one way, gaps chased, nothing paid without your word.ReceiptsExpensesSubscriptionsFiles
Vendors & bookingsQuotes gathered, tickets raised and chased, dates held, renewals caught before they roll — in your voice, on your terms.QuotesTicketsBookingsRenewals
Create your ownYour office, encoded. Teach it your vendors, your cap on a booking, when to just handle it — in plain words.Your rulesYour voiceOperations & admin · FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can it use a site that has no API?
Will it spend money without asking?
Can it touch my files?
What does it know about the office on day one?
Where does the work run?
The door
Come back to handled.
Tell us what eats your week. We’ll show you what Bash would own, what Nami would keep, and how much of Friday you get back.

