Esan

Errands, finished

Esan does the work rather than describing it. Every use case below is anchored to a real recorded run — the same errand, start to finish, including the moments it stopped to ask.

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Research

Answer a question that needs twenty sources

Esan searches, opens the pages, reads them, and weighs what it finds against what you asked. What comes back is a written brief with the finding first and the sources cited under it — not a list of links for you to read yourself.

  • Searches, then opens and reads the pages it found
  • Cites every claim back to the page it came from
  • Says what it could not establish, instead of filling the gap
Recorded runA board meeting tomorrow, one question nobody could answer.Watch it

Spreadsheets & exports

Find what a messy export is hiding

Real exports are not clean. Headers repeat mid-file, the decimal separator changes between months, one customer appears under two spellings of the same email. Esan repairs the file, says what it repaired, and delivers the cleaned data beside the answer so the arithmetic can be checked row by row.

  • Repairs the file and reports every repair it made
  • Verifies the result a second time, by a different route
  • Ships the cleaned data with the report, not instead of it
Recorded runOne customer billed twice for eight months, 1,840 € nobody had noticed.Watch it

Long documents

Read the fifty-five pages you do not have time for

Tenders, contracts, transcripts. Esan reads the whole thing — including the pages that are a scan with no text layer — and comes back with what actually bears on your decision, and what is missing that somebody needs to chase.

  • Reads scanned pages, not only the ones with a text layer
  • Separates what the document says from what it leaves open
  • Names the deadline and what still has to happen before it
Recorded runFifty-five pages of council tender, three days from submitting.Watch it

The browser

Do the twenty minutes of clicking

When a site has no API, Esan opens a real browser and works it: finds the product, fills the form, picks the slot, and stops at the one step that is yours to take. You watch it happen, and it hands the page over rather than guessing on your behalf.

  • Drives a real browser on sites with no integration
  • Hands the live page over when a step is yours to take
  • Carries on in the same session and reads back the confirmation
Recorded runA cake ordered for real. One checkbox left for the owner to tick.Watch it

Code & tools

Turn a rule nobody can apply into something that runs

Esan writes code in its own cloud computer, runs it, checks the output and iterates until it works. What you get back is not a snippet to paste — it is the working thing, deployed at an address, with the edge cases you did not mention already handled.

  • Writes, runs and tests in a sandbox, then deploys
  • Checks its own output instead of asserting it is correct
  • Hands back a URL, not instructions for building one
Recorded runFive pricing rules tangled in one sentence, turned into a calculator.Watch it

Inbox & follow-ups

Clear a weekend of email before Monday

Esan reads what arrived, works out which items are actually yours to deal with, drafts the replies, and tells you which ones it will not send without your word.

  • Sorts what needs a decision from what needs an acknowledgement
  • Drafts the replies and shows them before anything is sent
  • Flags what it cannot resolve without you
Recorded runAn overdue invoice, a bounced direct debit, and a Monday morning.Watch it

Decks & documents

Build the deliverable, not a draft of one

From a topic or a rough outline to a finished deck, document or image — written, laid out and illustrated. It arrives as a file you can send, in the language you asked in.

  • Writes the content and the layout together
  • Generates the images it needs rather than leaving placeholders
  • Delivers a file, not a description of one
Recorded runA thirty-seven-minute meeting, and the questions nobody answered.Watch it

Agent to agent

Let two assistants settle it between them

Your assistant can reach another person’s and work something out — a time, a price, a handoff. Each acts for its own owner, you watch the exchange as it happens, and it checks in with you when a decision is genuinely yours.

  • Both owners watch their own agent’s side of the exchange
  • The agent asks you when the call is yours to make
  • Your data and your wallet stay fenced from the other side
Recorded runTwo assistants booking a working lunch between two companies.Watch it

Give it something you have been putting off

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