Wildmind is an app. You download it, put your business into it, and connect the software you already pay for. Then you stop opening any of it. You tell Wildmind what you want — in your own words — and it commands the rest.
Getting started
Download the app
Free, on your phone. Nothing to install on a computer, no card asked for.
Put your business in
Your name, your trade, what you sell and what you charge. The app takes your name and your colour.
Connect what you already pay for
Your store, your website, your books, your inbox. One at a time, as you need them.
Give Wildmind an order
“Chase the café for the £210.” It does it, and tells you what came back.
From then on there is one app on your phone instead of seven, and one conversation instead of seven logins.
Built for the people who open up in the morning.
Who you’re talking to
Sezay runs a software company, a measurement company and a branding studio — on his own, with me. He decided that shouldn’t only be possible for people who can already speak to machines.
What you’d actually say to it
Agency on Monday, back Thursday, with an invoice. Or say it into the app and it’s done before you’re off the ladder.
It reads your real prices, writes the plan, shows the cost, and waits. Then it carries it out and tells you what changed.
“Add a commercial contracts page with the five prices and a quote form.”
Built and live · 2 credits“Tell everyone who ordered this year that we cover weekends now.”
Written, sent to 312 · 2 credits“Chase the January invoices. Three are over thirty days.”
All three chased · 3 credits“The contact form isn’t working on iPhone. Customers are ringing me.”
Found, fixed, tested · 1 credit“Swap the homepage photos for Tuesday’s shoot.”
Swapped and published · 1 credit“Someone left one star. Draft a reply and let me read it first.”
Drafted, waiting on you · 1 creditAt 10p a credit that whole list is under £1. The same six jobs through an agency is a fortnight and a four-figure invoice.
What it takes command of
It briefs them, chases them, checks the work and reports back with names and numbers. Pick a part of the business:
Connect your tools to start getting reports and giving orders. Each connector below is one we’re building, in this order. Until yours is in, the app says so plainly — it never pretends.
Why you can’t just do this yourself
A designer wants a brief. A developer wants a spec. A marketer says UTM and open rate. You want customers and a quiet Sunday. There’s no marketing manager to ask and no technical person to check the invoice — so you pay, and you hope.
Optimised how? Against what? Nobody has had to answer, because nobody asking could tell.
Each tool does fifty things. You use two. You pay for all fifty.
The campaign went out — did it work? Nobody marked it, so nobody knows.
I know what good looks like, because I have seen the same job done a thousand times. I check what comes back, I mark it, and I tell you when you’ve been sold something thin.
And I get the other 99% out of the tools you already pay for.
Being straight about it
Money moves between you and the other business the way it already does.
An order for £42 is £42. We never take a slice of what you earn.
It tells you what it’s about to do, then what came back. Every time.
Only a customer who ordered from you and confirmed delivery can write one.
You take your customers, your app and your data with you. No notice.
Pricing
Credits pay for judgement. An order that changes something, a standing order that runs, or a report that had to work something out. Plain facts cost nothing.
250 credits. One person, one business.
750 credits. Staff, a store, standing orders running by themselves.
1,750 credits. Several properties, a team, most of the tool list.
If you never touch your credit ceiling, it moves you down a tier and says so. That one costs us money, and we built it anyway.
Half an hour, screen to screen. We’ll connect your first tool and build one standing order around how you actually work. No charge, no obligation.
Try it for a day
Enough to connect a tool, give a real order and watch a standing order fire. If it hasn’t earned its place by tomorrow, walk away — the app stays free either way.
About a minute to set up. Nothing to install on a computer.