Written in your voice, traceable down to the source, waiting for your single yes. A whole team works in the background. You only ever talk to one.
You learn how the tools work and go home inspired. Then the week starts, and the proposals, the meeting notes, the follow-up emails are right back on your desk. Knowledge alone takes nothing off your plate. A colleague does.
The strongest proof isn't a promise — it's a path already walked. You start at the bottom and climb as far as makes sense for you. Each stage rests on the one below.
You ask questions and get answers. AI as a better Google.
You notice what works and pour it into fixed prompts and templates.
You give the AI a role, a memory and a routine. A workstation of its own.
One colleague takes your requests, pulls the threads in the background, sums up and lays it all out for approval.
Tomo is Japanese (友) and means "friend". That's exactly how he's meant: a colleague at eye level who works for you — not a system that decides over your head.
Mara is a solo consultant. She gives Tomo the situation in one sentence. Click through and watch one request become a finished stack waiting for her yes.
Three stations work in parallel. You still only read Tomo. They never talk to you directly.
I'm writing the thank-you email to Ms Kessler, in your tone: warm, brief, no filler.
I'm building the results doc from the workshop notes — three agreed actions, neatly filed.
I'm preparing the invoice and flagging it to the approval gate. I don't touch money without you.
The draft for the follow-up date still said July 3. That's in your own workshop week. I've corrected it to July 9, your next free slot. Tell me if I've got that wrong.
Full texts, nothing hidden. Approve each one individually, or edit first. For money and dates, it says how Tomo knows.
No black-box trust. Every number and every date can be traced back to the source file. And if something's off, you say it once.
Tell me, and I'll remember it differently. One correction is enough. You say "Ms Kessler and I are on first-name terms" or "the fixed price was €2,000", and I write it into your memory. Next time I'll know it on my own.
"You've asked me three times this week to finish a workshop follow-up. Should I set up a dedicated station for that? I decide the how, you decide the whether."
Tomo and his stations aren't a platform you rent. They're your files, your memory, your workflows. You can take them with you.
What you just watched is made of four parts that stay the same in every domain. That's why Tomo feels the same for outreach, bookkeeping or research.
He knows what he's there for: your proposals, your research, your follow-ups. Not everything — your pile.
He remembers your context, your clients, your tone. You don't have to brief him from scratch every time.
Recurring work runs as a fixed routine, step by step, traceable and consistently good.
Nothing goes out without you. He prepares everything and lays it out for you. The final click is yours.
The frame isn't optional, and it isn't decoration. You keep the what: direction, priorities, approvals, lived experience. Tomo gets the how: breaking down, preparing, summarising, following up.
Nothing leaves the system without your yes: no sending, no buying, no publishing, no deleting. No trick can lift it.
Tomo prepares everything ready to send and lays out the approval list. The decision stays yours.
Being in the room, judging, holding the relationship, deciding. The human core stays with the human.
The question that carries it all: Where does your freed-up attention go now?
The same Tomo, three ways to get there — picked by budget and your own time. Either way, in the end the colleague belongs to the person who works with him.
We show you the path and walk it with you, step by step. The building is yours.
We build your Tomo and hand him over turnkey. Fast value, little effort on your side.
We build your Tomo hand in hand and enable you to keep building yourself. The deepest transformation.
Pilot or credit, never both. Either the Research Preview price (−30%, for the first engagements) or 40% credit-on-contract — never both together. The credit only applies to a focus purchase at full price, and it then counts as a prepayment toward the full installation, not a discount.
The three ways above are focus setups — one colleague for one clear workflow. If several stations are meant to play together with one colleague conducting, it becomes the full installation (corridor €6,600 as T2 to €9,900 as T1, size-1.0 reference), better suited to division and board contexts. For most solo contexts, the Hero is exactly right.
On top of the build price comes the running substrate, and you carry it directly: a Claude subscription (from around €20/month, more with heavy use) plus any service accounts your workflow needs. We earn nothing on it and put it on the table before you decide. No credit meter, no hidden usage costs.
We check the exact ballpark against the current price list in the intro call, so you know where you stand beforehand.
Honestly: a colleague who's meant to stay alive needs a bit of care. That's not a duty you carry alone. We set up the care ritual with you and stay alongside, so your Tomo doesn't freeze the moment a week gets full.
Once a week you look through what he's done and laid out. Ten to twenty minutes, no big production.
Where something wasn't quite right, you correct it once. He remembers. Week by week he gets more precise.
New workflows come, old ones go. We show you how, and we're there in the early weeks.
Better clear beforehand than disappointed afterwards. "Your own Tomo" is no cure-all, and that's a good thing.
Before you decide, you should know where your work lives. Here's the honest short version. The full, client-ready privacy page is on its way.
Your files, notes and the running context of your work live in your environment. Your Tomo works on what you give him.
What the AI processes runs through Anthropic, the maker of Claude, under their terms. We make transparent what that touches in detail.
Your Tomo only mirrors what you consciously hand him. He doesn't reach into other systems on his own. You give, he works, you approve.
In the works: The full privacy page is being drafted with legal counsel. Until then, we answer every open question about your data directly in the intro call — honestly, no fine print. The demo contents are placeholders with invented names and amounts.
Do you work in a profession bound to confidentiality — a law firm, a practice, a school? How Tomo handles professional secrets →
Where the market points. Dan Martell lists "AI Agent Development" as S-tier opportunity #1. That's exactly Tomo's core: not another tool, but a colleague who does the work. The market anchor is a signal, not a promise.
This page is written for solo professionals and small practices. If you lead a team, a department or a division, there's a dedicated flyer for each level, in your language. It's not a different product — just a different scope.
Want to find out first where your team stands with AI? To the team & diagnostics door →
He didn't buy this system, he built it. Single questions to Claude grew, over time, into a working day with more than thirty colleagues.
Built by Jay Manuzon, former DAX-40 intrapreneur and humanistic coach. You get both: the system, and the person who knows where it would bypass the human. Jay walked exactly the journey he offers, from chat to conducting colleague. For him, AI is no replacement for judgment and presence — it's a liberator of attention.
The questions that come up in the intro call anyway. Here are the straight answers, no fine print.
Neither a course nor an off-the-shelf tool. You get a colleague of your own with a role, a memory and a fixed routine. He does the recurring work and lays everything out for your approval. In the end he belongs to you, not a platform, and you can take him with you.
No. Nothing leaves the system without your yes: no sending, no buying, no publishing, no deleting. Tomo prepares everything ready to send and lays out the approval list — the decision stays yours. Where money is involved, the hard gate takes two deliberate clicks.
Three ways as a focus setup, three entry prices: Door-opener (built by you, guided) from €1,400, Hero (built for you) from €2,750 and Co-Creation (built together) from €4,200, each one-off. The full installation runs €6,600 to €9,900. Research Preview pilot terms apply to the first engagements. We fix the exact corridor in the intro call.
On top of the build price comes the running substrate, which you carry directly: a Claude subscription (from around €20 per month, more with heavy use) plus any service accounts your workflow needs. We earn nothing on it and put it on the table before you decide. No credit meter, no hidden usage costs.
One to two hours a week, guided. A quick look, one correction, growing along. The care ritual is part of the delivery, not your residual risk, and we stay alongside until it runs on its own.
Your files, notes and running context stay with you. What the AI processes runs through Anthropic, the maker of Claude, under their terms. The mirror rule applies: Tomo works only on what you consciously hand him and doesn't reach into other systems on his own. The demo contents are placeholders with invented names and amounts.
If you expect finished off-the-shelf software you just switch on. If your work is almost entirely physical presence or pure relationship work. If nobody wants to own the approval and everything should run fully automatic. Or if there's currently neither time nor calm for a proper setup.
No pitch, no pressure. In the intro call we work out openly whether "Your own Tomo" fits you — and with which of the three ways.
A good opening question: Which decision did you not make, or make too late, in the last three months because you were stuck in the noise?