Your judgment, at work outside the room.
Agella learns how you think from the calls, documents and memos you already have. Then it drafts the follow-up email, the memo and the post in your voice. You decide what goes out.
You have twenty years of judgment. Almost none of it leaves the room.
It lives in places nobody outside the room will ever see.
- A Tuesday call where you told a founder her nine months of cash is really five
- A memo three people read
- An email one person ever sees
Then it is gone.
The only people who ever get your judgment are the ones who were in the room. And the follow-up, the memo and the prep for the next call all still come out of your own hours.
Agella puts it to work everywhere else, without costing you time.
You do the work you already do. Agella does the rest.
1. Agella is let into your work, once.
- Documents, decks, memos, proposals and notes, in almost any file type
- Your calls. Agella joins the ones you choose and listens
- Recordings and voice memos, including the two minute one from the car
- Your calendar, so it knows what is coming
- Your LinkedIn posts, if you post
2. It builds a working model of how you think.
- You see your upcoming calls and toggle which ones it joins
- It joins as a participant everyone can see, under a name you choose
- Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, GoTo and Slack Huddles
- It listens for you, not for the other people on the call. What a client said is never mistaken for what you said
Then it does the part a notetaker does not.
- It keeps what you know, the claims you made and the numbers you cited, each with the date and the call it came from
- It checks every one of them against everything you have said before
- It finds what is new, what you have said nine times and never written down, and what your own material now disagrees with
Other tools model the meeting. Agella models you.
3. It drafts the work, in your voice.
- The follow-up email after a call, with what you committed to
- The memo you owe, laid out for the people who decide
- The brief before your next call
- The post or the newsletter, when something you said deserves a wider audience
You pick what to make and point it at a call, a document or everything. Agella writes from your own record. You fix a line, copy it, and send it yourself.
4. It notices what is worth saying.
Agella never looks at what is working on LinkedIn. It only looks at you.
Not topics. Not trends. The expertise it finds in your own work, with the receipt attached.
Every line below is real output. Each one arrives with the call, document or post it came from, so you can see exactly why Agella raised it.
From your call on Tuesday
“Most fractional CFO engagements die in the first thirty days, and it is never the finance.”
Three people have now asked you the same question
All three in the comments on your post from last Tuesday.
There is more in this one
Your Q2 memo has nine hard numbers in it. Six have never been used.
Fintech Summit, six days out
You are speaking Wednesday. Post the argument before you make it.
This one aged well
You argued in March that diligence timelines were compressing. Three things you have added since say you were right.
You never sit down to write. And nothing goes out until you send it.
It does not ask how you write. It measures it.
Nobody can describe their own writing voice. Ask anyone and you get three adjectives. So Agella does not ask.
It measures.
- How long you run, in an email and in a post
- How you open, and how fast you get to the point
- Whether you write in prose or break things into lists
- How you refer to your own experience
- The words you use, and the ones you never do
You do not have one voice. You have many.
An email to a client is not a memo to a board, and neither is a post. Agella finds a voice for each kind of writing you do and each audience you write for, names it, and uses the right one.
Asked for something it has no voice for yet, it starts from the closest one and says so. Your edits teach it the rest.
Nothing to measure yet? It starts from your expertise.
Most people have no back catalogue to learn from, and they should not need one. So Agella works from what it does have.
- How you explain things out loud on calls
- How you write in your own documents and memos
- The examples and frameworks you reach for when you are teaching somebody
You get a real voice on day one, built from your expertise instead of from writing you never did.
The part nobody expects.
Most senior operators are better out loud than on the page. Sharp and specific on a call, stiff and hedged in writing.
Agella has both. So it writes the same idea twice, once in the voice your writing taught it and once in the voice your talking did, and puts them side by side.
Then you pick. Most people already know which one it will be.
When it is unsure, it asks.
It marks the line it was not confident about and shows you two versions. Which of these is more you?
Every answer makes the next draft closer.
Week two beats week one.
- Every call, document and note adds to what Agella knows about you
- Every draft you edit teaches it more about how you write
- The line you rewrote becomes a rule it follows next time
- The opening you took teaches it what you care about
- The claim you made goes on the record, with the date
Six months in, it knows your material well enough to find things in it you forgot you said, and it writes closely enough to you that you stop editing.
Four things Agella will never do.
Send or post for you.
Nothing goes out without you. No connection to your email or your LinkedIn account. No API, no extension, no automation. You copy, you paste, you send. You stay free from bans and shadow bans.
Sound like a creator.
No hook about your morning routine. No hashtag stack. No “Agree?”. No “Great post” left under somebody else’s.
Nag you.
Everything is offered. Dismiss it and it is gone.
Pretend to know.
When Agella guessed, it says so. When a voice was built from two calls and nothing else, the card says so.
One plan. $149 a month.
Fourteen days free. Cancel within the first thirty days of your first payment for a full refund.
About six weeks to decide, and no part of it is a trap.
- Unlimited material. Documents, decks, notes, recordings and voice memos, with no cap.
- Your calls joined, transcribed and mined for what you know.
- Your voices, measured from your own work and named.
- Unlimited drafts in your voice, from follow-up emails to posts and their images