Reads what you read. Drafts what you'd draft. Asks before anything ships.
Hire the team.
Don't build it.
Specialists who show up trained. Each one is named, scoped, reads the company brain, and works approval-first. You hire by role, the way you'd hire a person, and bring on the next when you're ready.
Not an assistant. A specialist.
Four things that make a Winsen employee different from a bot in a costume.
Hired by role
No canvas, no prompt-engineering. You bring on a specialist who already knows the job.
Trained on your brain
Day one it knows your customers, your numbers, your process. Not a blank prompt.
Approval-first
It proposes, you approve. The consequential calls always wait for you.
Part of a team
Every employee shares one brain, so they hand off cleanly and never re-ask.
This is your team, in the product.
Live employees on the job, and the ones still in training, with what each is doing right now. Recreated from the real roster screen.
Your team.
Walle plus 3 AI teammates already in the workflow. The next one shows up when the brain has enough to brief them. Hire by readiness, not by headcount.
On the job
4 employees · 42 actions todayHunts the next 100 customers, one prospect at a time. Reads their last 14 LinkedIn posts before a single line gets drafted. Never a template.
Books closed before you wake up. Hard floor at $1,500: anything bigger needs your nod. Flags variance over 8%, every time.
Knows every account by name. Notices the silence before it becomes a problem. Tells you, drafts the save, holds the renewal.
In training
3 employees · earning their seatReads every PR before review. Catches the obvious so humans do the hard stuff. Never pushes to main.
Pulls from every connected tool. Cites each claim back to source. Returns a memo, not a link dump.
Sources your network first, ATS second. Screens against Ben's rubric. Won't cold-message anyone you already know without asking.
Experience your AI team in the live demo.
It runs full-size. Drop your email and we'll send a one-click magic link to open it on your laptop.
The roster.
Available now, and on the bench. Tap any card to meet them. Hire by readiness, not headcount.
- Calls and decisions
- The craft
- The hard “no”
- Drafts in your voice
- Recall, briefs, status
- The 4pm shutdown
- The close
- The relationship
- The hard pricing call
- Prospect research
- First touch in your voice
- Meeting booking + CRM logging
- Forecast and strategy
- The model
- Board conversations
- Reconciliation overnight
- AR / AP + period close
- Audit bundles signed and filed
- The calls
- The relationships
- The hard save
- Daily health monitoring
- Churn signals + save plays
- Renewal prep
- The thesis
- The call on direction
- The board narrative
- Cross-tool research
- Board-ready memos with cites
- Topic monitoring over time
- The onsite
- The offer call
- The hard yes / no
- Sourcing from your network
- First-round screens to rubric
- Scheduling + calibration
- Architecture and design
- The deep refactor
- The final review
- PR reviews in your style
- Test fixtures + migrations
- Issue triage and docs
- The incident call
- Vendor escalations
- The runbook updates
- Runbook execution
- Auth rotation, backups, alerts
- The 3am page that has an answer
- The brand line
- The campaign idea
- The send call
- Launch emails + social drafts
- A/B tests + queueing
- Weekly recap with metrics
- The hard conversations
- Comp and leveling calls
- Culture work
- Onboarding + offer letters
- Payroll, PTO, OKR check-ins
- 1:1 prompts and prep packets
- Security posture
- Vendor strategy
- The hard outages
- Provisioning + off-boarding
- SSO + seat management
- Helpdesk triage
AI Procurement, AI Legal Ops, AI Data, AI Compliance. Same playbook: real job description, real first day, real handoffs. Tell us who you'd hire next.
- Procurement
- Legal Ops
- Data
- Compliance
- BizOps
- Vote on who's next
And the rest of the org is in the pipeline.
35 more roles planned, by function. Whatever the seat, there's an employee for it.
Don't see the role you need? Tell us who to hire next.
Supervised, then autonomous.
Nobody gets the keys on day one. Not even the AI.
Watches and drafts. The employee learns your domain from the brain and drafts everything for your approval. You see exactly what it would do.
Acts, you approve. It proposes real actions. You approve, edit, or kill, and every edit teaches it. Approval rates climb as it dials in.
Routine on autopilot. You hand it the keys for the low-risk, repetitive work. The consequential calls still wait for you, by design.
The honest answers.
No dodging, no contact-sales-to-find-out.
Are these separate products?+
What's the difference between Walle and an AI Employee?+
Can it act without me?+
How do I hire one?+
Are they in the free trial?+
A whole team. One brain between them.
AI Employees are sold separately. Waitlist folks get first dibs when the roster opens.



