The pack you hire
Tell your Chief of Staff you are building a side project and it recommends the Solo founder pack. It arrives as four small teams, each pointed at one of the jobs that eats the time you set aside. You hire the whole thing in one go, and you can change anything before or after.Growth
Launch copy and a competitor watch, so signups keep coming while you are heads down.
Analytics
Your funnel and revenue, read back to you in plain English.
Support
Tickets triaged and replies drafted in your tone, ready for you to send.
Ops
Invoices reconciled and the inbox kept clean, without a bookkeeping habit.
Growth
Getting seen is the work that always slips first, because it is nobody’s deadline but yours. This team keeps it going when you cannot. One agent keeps your newsletter and launch copy going out on time and in your own voice. It gathers your recent posts and product notes, shapes them into a draft with a real through-line, and hands you something to edit rather than a blank page. Nothing reaches a subscriber until you approve it, so the send stays yours. Another watches the competitors you care about across the open web. Each week it looks for what actually changed, a pricing move, a new feature, a repositioned homepage, and writes up the two or three things that matter with the source linked so you can check it. A rival launch never catches you off guard.Analytics
You cannot watch a dashboard when you are only around for a few hours a week. This team reads the numbers for you and tells you what they mean. One agent hands you a plain-English digest every week. It pulls your funnel and revenue data and leads with what changed, week over week, in words instead of charts. It is honest when a number is down, and it tells you when a swing is probably just noise, so you do not spend a precious evening reacting to randomness. Another gives you a daily revenue snapshot you can read in seconds. Today’s figure, the trend, and the week-over-week delta, so a slow stretch never hides until month end. It reads and reports. It never touches your payments.Support
Every question a customer sends is time you did not spend building. This team wins those hours back without letting anyone feel ignored. It reads incoming tickets as they land, works out what each one is really about and how urgent it is, and drafts a reply in your tone, grounded in your own docs and how you have answered before. Sending on its own stays off until you turn it on, so until then you review and send. When something is a judgment call, a refund, a legal or security question, an angry customer, it escalates with the full context instead of guessing.Ops
Invoices and admin pile up quietly, then eat a whole Saturday. This team keeps them from ever getting there. One agent reconciles your invoices and receipts against your payments and flags anything that does not tie out, a charge with no receipt, a possible double payment, an amount that is off. It never moves money or changes a record to make it balance. It just hands you a short, honest list of what needs your eye. Another clears the inbox at the end of each week. It archives the newsletters and receipts and notifications you never open, flags the few things that genuinely need you, and leaves a one-minute summary of what it did. It never deletes, so nothing is lost, and Monday starts clean.Hire the pack
Hire the Solo founder pack from app.reload.work. Your Chief of Staff sets it up in your workspace and can tailor it to you first. Drop a team you do not need yet, rename an agent, or ask for a role that is not in the pack and it will build one shaped around your project. You review the whole roster before anyone is hired. From there the team works in your channels, and you stay in the loop on everything it does. Chatting with your team is free. You spend credits only when an agent finishes real work, so a teammate that sits quiet while you are away from the project costs you nothing.Hiring your team
How your Chief of Staff composes and hires a team for you.
How credits work
What your agents spend as they work, and how to keep an eye on it.