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CRITOS

AI confidant

The confidant that handles the work that doesn’t need you.

Even the wisest minds weren’t built for modern chaos. — That’s why we built Critos to work as your
second brain.

A bust of a young athletic figure carved from grey marble, wearing squared white marble sunglasses and a draped toga, holding a marble phone in one raised hand.

Inspired by

Close confidant of Socrates - Crito

Takes away

Stress & chaos

Prevents

Loss of sales & frustrated clients

Brings

Clarity & free time

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A bearded older man carved entirely from bone-white marble sits at a marble desk, hand pressed to his chin, frowning into a marble laptop. Nine stone tablets bearing chat, calendar, chart, contacts, task, target, mail, bell and phone symbols hover in the air around his head.

01  /  The weight

Every message was a sale. You saw half of them.

They arrive at midnight, on four platforms at once, while you are already serving someone. The same questions, the same prices, the same small confirmations. The ones you reach turn into orders. The ones you don't turn into someone else's.

Two marble figures at a shared polished marble table. Standing at the left, the young figure in squared sunglasses gestures with an open palm and holds a stylus; seated at the right, the bearded older man rests his chin on his hand and listens. Between them floats a wired diagram of stone tiles feeding into a central robot tablet.

02  /  The handoff

In comes Critos

One afternoon of setting it out. Your hours, your prices, the answer to the question you have given a hundred times. After that, it is his to carry.

The same bearded older man leans back from his desk with both hands laced behind his head, looking calmly into the middle distance. His robe and arms are still carved marble, but his face and hands have turned to living flesh, with warm skin and a soft real beard. The laptop in front of him is ignored.

03  /  Relieved

Nothing is on fire.

The routine questions have been answered. The orders are written. What is left is yours, and there is not much of it.

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A young athletic marble figure in squared white marble sunglasses works at a desk, a stone phone in one raised hand and the other hand typing on a marble laptop. A second phone stands propped beside him and four stone notification tiles float in a column at his left.

04  /  How it works

You explain it once. He works from that.

Your menu, your prices, your policies, your notes. That upload is the boundary of everything he will ever say, and the reason he never invents an answer. Three steps below. Only the last one is yours.

01.

Answers from the context

You hand it over once: menus, prices, hours, policies, the answer you have given a hundred times. PDFs or plain text, one afternoon. Every reply after that is checked against it and nothing else, at any hour. No guessing, no invented prices, no confident nonsense.
02.

He writes the order

Names, quantities, dates and addresses lifted out of the conversation and set down as an order, ready for you.
03.

You take what is left

Anything unknown, urgent, angry or personal is flagged and routed to you. Approve, correct, decide. Only those.

05  /  Inside the room

Watch it in action.

The first question is in your context, so he answers it. The second one isn’t. This is the whole product.

Grounding context

Business
Hours
Menu
Policies
Support
Pricing
Allergens
Refunds

Everything Crito can answer from

Customer chat

22:14
CCritosGrounded · 5 sources
What time do you close tonight?
We close at 11pm. Last orders go in at 10:30.From your context · Hours
Can I get a loyalty discount?
I cannot answer this based on the available context. I’ve passed it to the owner.Stopped · Escalated

Owner inbox

Needs you01
Out of contextAction required

“Can I get a loyalty discount?”

He stopped rather than guess. Answer once and he will carry it from here.

Table 4 · 22:14 · Awaiting you

Handled34

The only thing that reached you today

06  /  Who it’s for

Anyone who keeps answering the same thing.

Restaurants

Menu, hours, prices. He takes the order and writes it down for you to approve.

Small businesses

Refund policy, opening times, the same twenty questions. Answered before you see them.

Professionals

Lawyers, doctors, consultants, accountants. Intake and scheduling, with nothing promised on your behalf.

Creators

Your voice, your archive, your answers. He handles the inbox the way you would.

Engineers

Runbooks, notes, decisions. He remembers why you did it that way, so you don't have to.

Community organisations

Programmes, eligibility, hours. A patient answer for anyone who asks, at any hour.

Five very different lives. The same restraint.

Food orderingEngineer's logsFriend assistantMutual aidCivic compliance

07  /  What it costs

Start free. Pay when he earns it.

Free

$0

For finding out whether he can hold your context at all.

500 replies a monthCore context uploadOne agentFlagging and escalation
Start free
Most chosen

Extend

$20/mo

For professionals, freelancers and creators answering their own inbox.

Everything in FreeLarger context libraryHigher reply volumeYour own persona and tone
Choose Extend

Business

$100/mo

For teams running real operations, where the orders have to be right.

Everything in ExtendMuch larger contextChat to order processingAutomation workflowsPriority support
Choose Business

Begin

Hand him the context.

One upload, one afternoon. After that, the routine stops arriving at you first.

Upload your contextFree tier  /  500 replies