You talk to Wildmind.Wildmind talks to everyone else.

An app for your phone. Connect the software your business already runs on, then just say what you want — in your own words, while you’re doing something else. It works out what’s actually possible, and does it the moment you say yes.

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No card. 100 credits. Nothing happens without your approval.

The Wildmind app: the owner asks whether they can do better next week, and the connected tools report the real numbers back.
Shopify: four new orders
Two schools still unanswered
It speaks to ShopifyGmail StripeXero MailchimpWhatsApp WordPressCalendly and the rest of them

How it works

Four steps. That’s the whole thing.

You don’t learn an interface, you don’t learn what an API is, and you never touch seven dashboards again. You say it once.

01

You say it

Plain English, on your phone, in the queue at the wholesaler.

“Hide anything under £10 and send me the list.”
02

It checks

It asks the tools that hold the real numbers before it opens its mouth.

14 products · 60 in stock · 418 likely buyers
03

You approve

You see exactly what will change, and what it costs, before anything moves.

Approve all · 4 credits
04

It’s done

With proof. A link, a count, the thing itself — and a chase if someone goes quiet.

14 hidden · 418 emailed · 62 opened

Ideas, not fantasies

Most AI gives you
seven clever ideas.

You don’t need ideas. You need the one that works with the stock, the money and the hours you’ve actually got this week. So Wildmind asks first, and is suspicious of its own suggestions.

You

“Can we do better next week?”

Shopify

2,140 customers. 418 bought uniform last September. 60 polos in stock, 12 sizes short.

Gmail

Two schools asked about bulk pricing this week. Neither has been answered.

Wildmind

Then the ceiling is 418 people and 60 units — not a campaign to everyone. Answer both schools today, email the 418 with what’s genuinely in stock, reorder the short sizes before we advertise them.

Not this

“Here are seven ways to increase sales: run a flash sale, start a loyalty scheme, post more on social…”

Figures shown are from a demonstration business.

An illustration of a business owner reading a rising results chart.

The app

Five places. Nothing to set up.

Every screen answers one question you already ask yourself twenty times a day.

Home screen: three approvals waiting and two things happening. Home

What needs you, then what’s happening without you.

“What wants me right now?”
Feed screen: Shopify, Stripe and Gmail reporting in, and Wildmind joining it up. Feed

Your tools reporting in, in words you can read.

“What’s going on without me?”
Chat screen: a plain-English request answered with real numbers and a plan to approve. Chat

Say what you want to happen. That’s the command.

“Do this.”
Actors screen: connected tools, people, and businesses that stay silent. Actors

Every tool, supplier and person — and what each is allowed to do.

“Who works for me?”
Work screen: jobs being done, waiting, chased, and finished with proof. Work

Doing, waiting, chasing — and done, with the proof attached.

“What did you actually do?”

The v1 design, shown with a demonstration business. What is already running today is at app.wildmind.com.

The feed

Everything reports to Wildmind.
Wildmind reports to you.

No dashboard, no filters, no logging into four things to find out whether it was a good morning. Your software talks, and you read it like a message from a colleague.

SHOPIFY
Four new orders since eight. Two are age 7–9 polos again.
STRIPE
Nothing from my end. £312 settled overnight, no failures.
WILDMIND
Then the polos are the story and the unanswered quote is the problem. @you — shall I send it?
The feed screen on a phone.

What you connect

Your tools. Your people.
All in one room.

Wildmind knows what each of them can actually do, what it’s allowed to touch, and what it must never do — because you told it, in plain words.

Software that can act

Your shop, your inbox, your books. Give read access and it reports; give write access and it does the work — after you approve it.

People who owe you answers

Suppliers, staff, that accountant. Wildmind asks them, waits, and asks again on Thursday so you don’t have to be the nag.

And everyone else stays silent

Businesses that haven’t connected are listed as facts from their own website. Wildmind never puts words in anybody’s mouth.

Where the line is

A commander who won’t say no is a bluffer.

The things Wildmind refuses to do are the reason you can hand it the keys at all.

An illustration of a figure holding a panel steady.
×
Never acts without a yes

Not for small things, not to save time, not because it was obvious. You approve, then it moves.

×
Never breaks your never-rules

“Don’t email customers at the weekend.” That beats any plan, any urgency, anyone.

×
Never touches your money

No cards, no bank connection, nothing held. Money moves between you and your customer, as it does now.

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Never speaks for someone who hasn’t connected

A tool talks because it’s reporting its own data. Nobody else is ever quoted, in any form.

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Never pads a plan

If your stock can’t carry the idea, it says so and shrinks the idea — not the warehouse.

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Never says it’s done without proof

Every finished step carries a link or a number you can go and check yourself.

What it costs

The app is free.
You pay for thinking.

Free.

Your app, your tools connected, your feed, your work list, and every notification that is simply a fact. Credits are only spent when Wildmind has to work something out — a plan, a change it makes for you, a message it writes.

Starter250 credits£19
Busy750 credits£49
Full1,750 credits£99

A day free, 100 credits, no card. Enough to connect your shop, ask it something real, and see whether it actually did it.

Unused credits roll over a month. The bigger the pack, the cheaper each one gets. No contract, no seats, no per-user maths.

You’ll always see the price of a plan before you approve it — never after.

Start the free day

Give it your first order.

Put your business in, connect one thing, and tell it what you want doing. It’ll tell you honestly whether it can.

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