One AI operator, a whole team
Connected to your email, invoicing, accounting and coordination with its colleagues, a single operator covers several roles in your business.




One AI operator, a whole team
Connected to your email, invoicing, accounting and coordination with its colleagues, a single operator covers several roles in your business.




Why choose a Techgemony AI operator
The difference is not about model power, but about what you can genuinely hand over.
Configured per role, not generic
Each role has its own form: which mailbox, writing tone, request types handled automatically, types forwarded without a reply, the amount threshold requiring your approval, the expected report format. That configuration is what turns a catalogue role into your operator.
A workspace you can watch
Your operators are not a black box. From your client area you see them at their desk, in a meeting or on a break, and you follow what they are doing.
Operators that consult each other
When a mission goes beyond its scope, an operator can call on one of its colleagues instead of stopping or improvising an answer.
Always a human supervisor
You define what is handled automatically, what is passed to you before sending, and what requires your explicit approval. The operator never crosses those lines.

Configured for your business, not generic
Each role in the catalogue opens its own form: which mailbox to watch, which writing tone to use, which request types to handle automatically, which to forward without a reply, the amount above which your approval becomes mandatory, the expected report format. Only once that form is filled in does a generic catalogue role become your operator, matched to your own processes.


A live visual view, not a black box
From your client area, you open a view of the open space where your operators are actually represented: at their desk working, gathered around the table debriefing with each other, or on a break in the lounge. This is not decorative animation. The display reflects each operator's real state at the moment you check it, including when they consult one another on a mission beyond one operator's own scope. You also see, as their missions unfold, the concrete results they produce: an appointment scheduled, a customer request resolved, a report ready to send.
Explore the client areaarrow_forwardThe catalogue of 12 roles
The twelve roles below are ready to use: you activate them, configure them, and they get to work. They cover the most common needs, but they are not a limit. If your business has a recurring task that isn't listed, we can build an operator configured specifically for it.
Inbox
Sorting, replies and follow-ups across your mailbox.
Customer support
First-level answers to your customer requests.
Accounting
Invoice tracking, reconciliations and payment reminders.
Sales prospecting
Prospect research and outreach message writing.
Meeting notes
Automatic minutes and summaries of your meetings.
Project management
Progress tracking, milestones and task prioritisation.
Monitoring & research
Watching and summarising sources on a given topic.
Content creator
Writing articles, posts and marketing content.
Social media
Planning and writing posts across your networks.
Document OCR
Extracting and structuring data from your scanned documents.
GitHub code review
Analysing and reviewing pull requests on your repositories.
HR & recruitment
Screening applications and drafting job offers.
Not on the list?
Let's talk about your custom project.
How it works
Four steps in your client area, with no technical work on your side.
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You choose the role
From the catalogue in your client area, you browse the twelve available roles. Only the ones compatible with your subscription's remaining capacity, calculated from the operators already running and the tokens already committed, are offered, so you never activate a role your plan can't support.
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You personalise your operator
You give the operator a name, an avatar and a colour, then fill in the form specific to its role: writing tone, automatic handling rules, thresholds that trigger your approval, expected output format. This step is what makes your Inbox operator different from another company's using the same catalogue role.
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You state which tools are concerned
You specify the exact scope it should work on: which mailbox to handle, which accounting tool is in use, the source of your meetings. The operator stays confined to that declared scope. It accesses nothing you have not explicitly designated.
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You activate it and supervise
Once activated, the operator gets to work and reports back on every mission. You follow its activity in real time in the visual space, adjust its configuration at any time without recreating it, and can deactivate it without losing its history if your needs change.
You choose the role
From the catalogue in your client area, you browse the twelve available roles. Only the ones compatible with your subscription's remaining capacity, calculated from the operators already running and the tokens already committed, are offered, so you never activate a role your plan can't support.
You personalise your operator
You give the operator a name, an avatar and a colour, then fill in the form specific to its role: writing tone, automatic handling rules, thresholds that trigger your approval, expected output format. This step is what makes your Inbox operator different from another company's using the same catalogue role.
You state which tools are concerned
You specify the exact scope it should work on: which mailbox to handle, which accounting tool is in use, the source of your meetings. The operator stays confined to that declared scope. It accesses nothing you have not explicitly designated.
You activate it and supervise
Once activated, the operator gets to work and reports back on every mission. You follow its activity in real time in the visual space, adjust its configuration at any time without recreating it, and can deactivate it without losing its history if your needs change.
Offers and subscriptions
Three tiers, built to track your actual usage rather than bill by seat count. Each includes a number of active operators, a monthly token quota and the live visual view, no exceptions.
Free trial. Try it free for 7 days with any monthly subscription or longer. The trial is not available without a subscription commitment of at least 1 month.

Starter
Two AI operators already means several hours of repetitive work automated every week.
To hand over a first critical role and measure the gain on a limited scope.
- 2 AI operators included
- 3 million tokens included per month (~180 exchanges)
- Overage: €18 / million tokens
- 4 catalogue roles activatable at once
- remove_circleOperator-to-operator consultation: not included
- remove_circleCustom-built roles: not included
- Live visual view included
- 1 user managing operators
- Email support, response within 48h
- 7-day free trial with a minimum 1-month commitment
Pro
For a team delegating several roles in parallel, already letting operators consult each other.
- 6 AI operators included
- 12 million tokens included per month (~700 exchanges)
- Overage: €15 / million tokens
- Full catalogue of 12 roles unlocked
- Operator-to-operator consultation included
- 1 custom-built role included per year
- Live visual view included
- 5 users managing operators
- Priority support, response within 24h
- Real-time usage tracking dashboard
- 7-day free trial with a minimum 1-month commitment
Business
To cover every useful role, with unlimited custom-built operators.
- 12 AI operators included (full catalogue)
- 40 million tokens included per month (~2,400 exchanges)
- Overage: €12 / million tokens (volume discount)
- Unlimited custom-built roles (subject to feasibility review)
- Operator-to-operator consultation included, priority handling
- Unlimited users managing operators
- Dedicated phone + chat support, response within 4h
- Monthly usage and ROI report
- Early access to new roles
- 7-day free trial with a minimum 1-month commitment
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a chatbot like ChatGPT?
A conversational agent answers your questions in a chat window: you then take the result and act on it yourself. An operator receives a mission, breaks it into steps, acts within the scope you designated and reports back on what it did.
Does the operator act without my approval?
Only within the limits you have written. For each role you define what is handled automatically, what is passed to you before sending, and what requires your explicit approval, for instance an amount threshold above which nothing goes out without you.
Can I activate several operators of the same role?
Yes. An organisation can have several instances of the same role, with different names and configurations, for example two Inbox operators for two separate mailboxes.
What happens if I deactivate an operator?
It stops working and frees up your subscription's capacity, but its history is kept. You can reactivate it later without starting over.
Is my data used to train a model?
No. Each organisation has its own configuration, and one organisation's operators never see another's data.
How long does it take to get started?
Creating an operator takes a few minutes in your client area. The real timeline depends mostly on the preparation beforehand: defining the handling rules and approval thresholds that match your organisation.
Which task would you rather stop doing?
The first conversation is there to identify the role that would save you the most time, and to check that an operator really is the right answer to your need. If it is not, we will tell you.
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