Runs your day
- Inbox triage and replies in your voice
- Calendar defense and meeting prep
- Morning brief in Slack or iMessage
Hird gives you nine AI specialists, from a Chief of Staff and a CTO to Sales, Support and Legal, that work inside your inbox, codebase, ad accounts and books. You decide what each one may do alone. Everything they do lands in a ledger you can read, search and undo.
No card for the trial. Plans from $49 a month with a hard spend cap you choose.
Most agents report a summary. Hird records every action with the tool, the before and after, and the cost.
Hird only acts alone on the task types you set to Act. Everything else waits for a tap in Slack or iMessage.
Published prices, usage shown in dollars, and a monthly cap that Hird cannot exceed.
Every kind of work has its own setting. Start cautious and turn it up as Hird earns it. The ledger shows you when it is ready: after 20 approved drafts in a row, Hird suggests the next level.
This is a live conversation with Hird's agents. Ask Mike how he'd fix a bug, ask Jessica for a quick pitch deck, have David build a cash-flow sheet, or just say hi. When they make a file, you can download it.
Hird's agents are AI. Their names help you keep track of who handles what.
Sign in to Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Stripe, QuickBooks and the rest. Each role gets only the scopes it needs.
About 15 minutesIt learns your customers, pricing, voice and open work, then shows you what it learned so you can correct it.
About 2 hours, unattendedPick a level for each task type. Message Hird where you already work. Your first Weekly Saga arrives on Friday.
5 minutesHours saved, money recovered, what shipped, and the decisions only you can make. If Hird is not paying for itself, the Saga will say so first.
| Hird | Typical AI assistant | |
|---|---|---|
| Control | Four autonomy levels, set per task type | Approve big decisions, loosely defined |
| Record | Full ledger with before and after, cost and 24-hour undo | Chat history and summaries |
| Engineering | CTO role ships tested pull requests | Admin and inbox work only |
| Pricing | Three published plans and a fixed-price setup | One plan plus "contact us" |
| Usage | Shown in dollars, hard cap you set | Included, then top-ups |
| Proof | Weekly Saga with hours and dollars, plus a 30-day refund | Illustrative dashboards |
Each role connects with its own OAuth grant. Finance cannot read your codebase. The CTO cannot read your inbox.
Your workspace is never used to train models. Delete your workspace and its data is erased within 30 days.
The ledger is append-only and exportable. Company plans can stream it to their own storage.
For one founder getting their day back.
The full team for a company of one to ten.
For teams that need seats and controls.
A Hird specialist connects your stack, tunes the voice and dial with you, and checks in for 30 days.
If your first Weekly Sagas do not show Hird saving at least 10 hours, we refund the month.
About $43 of usage a month. Operator's $60 covers it.
Usage beyond what is included is billed at cost plus 10%, up to the cap you set. The estimate assumes a mixed workload of about $0.18 per task.
Only what you set to Act on the autonomy dial. Every task type starts at Draft, and anything involving money, code merges or a first message to a new contact starts at Ask.
Yes. Reversible actions such as calendar changes, ad budget moves, drafts and pull requests have a one-click undo for 24 hours. Sent email cannot be unsent, which is why outbound mail starts at Ask.
Hird pauses non-urgent work and tells you. You can raise your cap or wait for the next month. It never bills past the cap.
No. It opens pull requests with tests on a branch. Merging is set to Ask by default, and your existing CI and review rules still apply.
In Slack, iMessage, Telegram, Discord, by voice note, or in the web app. Approvals arrive as one-tap cards wherever you are.
You get the roles, permissions, ledger, undo and weekly reporting ready on day one, and the team keeps one shared memory of your business instead of separate chats.
In the Norse world, a hird was the sworn household band that stood around a chieftain. Hird gives every founder one.