Hey all. I’m one of the founders of Braind. What it is: AI agents that handle the back office for one-person and small businesses: invoicing, chasing late payments, bookkeeping, admin. We already run agents for a handful of small firms, and we just opened early access for solo operators. The one design decision we keep coming back to: everything is approval-first. The agent drafts the payment reminder, the invoice, the follow-up, and you approve it before anything is sent. From what we’ve seen, owners don’t fear AI being bad at the work. They fear it acting without them: emailing a client, changing a price, sending something they never saw. Where we are: early. Some parts are live with early customers, others are still being built. Free until you’re earning. What I’d love feedback on: Does “approval-first” make you trust it more, or does it sound like extra work? Does the page explain it clearly in 5 seconds? braindd.xyz/founders?src=reddit-sideproject&icp=5 And if you run something solo: what’s the one admin job you’d hand to an AI tomorrow?   submitted by   /u/Evening_Public_9617 [link]   [comments]