An agent that works for you, and only you.
No jargon on this page. Here is what it does, what it costs, what works today, and what we have not built yet.
An agent that works for you, and only you.
🤫 Private Agent One is your own assistant. Its job is the everyday running-around nobody enjoys — the calling, the comparing, the forms, the appointments, the renewals, the chasing people who said they would get back to you.
The important part is where it stands. It sits between you and everyone else. Between you and the people who serve you — your doctor, your insurance agent, your contractor, your kid's school. And between you and the apps and services you already pay for.
You tell it what you need. It does the going back and forth. You get the answer.
It is free for every American. Not free for a while, not free until you hit a limit. Free.
How is it free?
We sell to businesses — computers they own, the software that runs their own agents, and robots. We never sell you, your data, your attention, or your contacts. An agent that stands between you and everyone who wants to reach you is worthless the moment it starts taking money from the other side.
Where does it run?
On your own computer and your own phone, around the clock, using the subscriptions you already pay for and your own accounts. Your information does not have to go and live somewhere else for you to get the benefit of it, and your bill does not double.
The one everybody asks for: finding a time.
Getting six people into a room is not hard because calendars are hard. It is hard because it takes eleven messages, and one person always answers last.
The usual fix is to hand someone your calendar and let them pick. That is not a fix. You have given away everything you are doing all week, and the other five people still have to reply.
- 1Your agent and their agents talk to each other.
- 2Each one only ever says what its own person allowed it to say — usually just "free" or "not free", never what the meeting is or who it is with.
- 3They work out the times that suit everybody, and come back with one.
- 4Nobody sent a message. Nobody published their week to anybody.
Calendars are shared agent-to-agent over MCP, an open standard anyone can implement — so this works with the calendar you already use, and it works with other companies' agents too, not only ours.
Where you are should be easy, and yours.
Most of what people need is close by. The plumber, the pharmacy, the person who can look after your mother on Thursday. So knowing where you are makes an agent far more useful — and it is also the thing people are most right to be careful about.
So here is how we do it. You tell your agent your ZIP code, or you tap once to share your location for a single search. That is enough to find who is near you. We never keep a trail of where you have been, and we never sell it, because we do not sell anything about you at all.
And the people we find for you are only ever located to the neighbourhood they published — never to a pin on their doorstep. That protection runs both ways on purpose.
Type a ZIP or tap once to use where you are. Every US ZIP code answers.
Your agent handling "who can come out today" without you naming a place at all.
The everyday jobs.
Finding a time that works for everyone
Being built nowThis is the one people ask for most. Not "here are my free slots, pick one" — that just moves the work to somebody else. Instead your agent talks to their agents, looks at what everyone has actually said they are free for, and comes back with a time that suits all five of you. Nobody sends a single "does Tuesday work?" message.
Finding the right person near you
Works todaySay what is wrong in your own words — "my tooth has been aching for two days" — and you get real, licensed people close to you, with the phone number their regulator published. No forms to fill in first.
Anything to do with where you are
Being built nowThe nearest open pharmacy. Who can come out to your street today. What is available in your town and not two counties over. Your agent knows roughly where you are because you told it, not because it followed you.
Keeping your preferences in one place
Coming nextYour privacy choices first, because every website already has to ask you. Then the ordinary things — what you eat, what you wear, the music, the teams, the car. You write it down once. Companies subscribe to the parts you allow, and you can switch any of it off.
Bills, benefits and the boring paperwork
Coming nextThe renewals, the claims, the applications. The parts of life that are genuinely hard to keep on top of, especially if money is tight.
What works today, and what does not yet.
Nothing on this list is a promise dressed up as a feature. If it says Works today, you can go and use it in the next minute. If it does not, we have said so.
- Works today
Find a licensed person near you
2.8 million professionals, in almost every ZIP code in America, from public records their regulator published.
- Works today
Say it in your own words
Describe the problem instead of picking from a menu. If we do not understand, we say so rather than guessing.
- Works today
Ask us to remove you
If you are listed and would rather not be, we take you off within 72 hours. Free, no account, and nobody will try to talk you out of it.
- Works today
Sign in with what you already have
Your work account, your Google or Apple account. No new password to remember.
- Being built now
Agents that agree on a time
Your agent and theirs settle a meeting between several people, without anyone handing over their calendar.
- Being built now
Your agent on your own machine
Running on your computer, using the subscriptions and accounts you already pay for.
- Being built now
Local, done properly
One tap for where you are, and answers that are genuinely about your town.
- Coming next
One profile you own
Your preferences in one place, starting with privacy. Companies subscribe to the parts you allow.
- Coming next
Charities and the places that help with bills
Right now we cover businesses and licensed professionals well and community organisations barely at all. That is two thirds of the point, and it is the gap we are most unhappy about.
Five things you can hold us to.
- It is free for every American, permanently.
- We do not sell you, your data, your attention, or your contacts.
- We never guess things about you. If you did not tell us, we do not know it.
- Anyone listed can correct it or come off, in one step, within 72 hours, free.
- Where the answer is thin, we say so and point you to the official source instead of making something up.