Not another app to check. A hire.

The employee you could never afford,

Emails, scheduling, follow-ups, paperwork, the marketing you keep putting off. Text it like you'd text an employee. SCOR does the work in the apps you already use, and asks you before anything goes out.

You did not go into business to spend Sunday on paperwork.

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Just say it how you'd say it.

No commands to learn and no menus to find. These are real things people ask it, typed the way they typed them.

"go through my email and tell me what actually needs me"

"reply to the Hendersons, tell them yes for Tuesday"

"who did i never get back to this week"

CALENDAR

"whats on for tomorrow"

"move everything thursday to friday"

"find me an hour with Dana next week"

MONEY

"who owes me money"

"send the invoice for the Miller job"

"how did last month compare to the one before"

MARKETING

"write this week's post and show me before it goes"

"ask my last ten customers for a review"

"put together the newsletter i skipped"

Map your workflow against SCOR.

Most tools connect on day one. Anything custom, we scope and build — your stack stays exactly as it is.

A working day, four steps

Connects day one

Custom build — scoped with you

01 Lead comes in

Reads on its own

Gmail

OL Outlook

Typeform

Google Forms

Google Forms needs a build. Typeform does the same job on day one.

02 Follow-up sent

Waits for your approval

HubSpot

SF Salesforce

Mailchimp

CC Constant Contact

03 Meeting booked

Waits for your approval

Google Calendar

Calendly

Zoom

SL Slack

04 Invoice out

Waits for your approval

QuickBooks

Stripe

Square

Xero

Xero is a scoped build. QuickBooks connects on day one.

Six things everybody who runs their own place says.

"My inbox is out of control."

So it sorts it

It reads what came in, tells you what actually needs you, and has the replies already written. You read them and hit send.

"I forgot to follow up."

So it remembers

Quotes, proposals, applications, leads that went quiet. It knows what went out and never came back, and it nudges once so you don't have to feel rude.

"Scheduling takes six emails."

So it handles it

Tell it to get somebody on your calendar and it works out the back-and-forth, then shows you the invite before it goes.

"Nothing is written down where it should be."

So it writes it down

The call happened, the deal moved, the client said yes. It updates the records for you instead of leaving it for a Sunday.

"I know my marketing is bad. I just don't have time for it."

So it keeps it going

The post that never got written, the newsletter that skipped a month, the video you don't know how to edit, the review you never asked for. It gets them ready on a schedule and waits for your yes.

"I keep doing the same thing every week."

So you say it once

Tell it once and pick the day. Monday morning, the numbers land. Friday, the follow-ups go out. First of the month, the invoices are drafted. You get told when it's done, and you can stop it any time.

Sunday afternoon, doing paperwork. Nine at night, still on email. The quote you never sent. The follow-up you forgot. The post you meant to write. Not anymore. Sunday afternoon, doing paperwork. Nine at night, still on email. The quote you never sent. The follow-up you forgot. The post you meant to write. Not anymore.

It asks before it does anything big.

You decide what it handles on its own and what needs a yes from you. Change your mind any time.

Read your email and calendar On its own

Pull together information and drafts On its own

Send an email or a text Ask me

Put something on your calendar Ask me

Post anything anywhere Ask me

One seat. One budget you control.

Every task automatically runs at the right level — simple work stays cheap, complex work gets our best. You just set the budget.

What you pay for

A seat — $99 a month

One flat price per person using it. Billed monthly, cancel any month.

A usage balance you fund

You choose the amount up front. Each task draws from the balance you set and you see how much each task is costing you.

How a task gets handled

"What's on for tomorrow?" incoming

SCOR routes it automatically

SCOR Pro lookups, drafts and the everyday work

SCOR Elite complex or high-stakes jobs

You never pick a level and you never configure one. It is chosen per task, every time.

See pricing →

Straight answers.

How do I actually talk to it?

Text it, or open it in your browser and type. Same assistant either way.

Is this only for trades and shops?

No. It's for anyone who runs the place and answers for it. Barbers, plumbers and gym owners, but also CPAs, financial advisors, agents, clinics and nonprofits. Underneath it's the same work: your calendar, your people, your follow-ups, your money coming in.

I handle private client records. Is that a problem?

Your data stays yours and is not used to train anything. You control what it can see and what it can send. For anything client-facing you can require your approval on every message.

Does it answer the phone?

No. SCOR Agent works your email, calendar and records. It doesn't take calls.

What if it gets something wrong?

You pick what it does by itself. Everything else it holds and asks you first. You can read every message it sent and step in whenever you want.

Can it do things on a schedule?

Yes. Say it once and pick the day and time. A Monday numbers summary, Friday follow-ups, month-end invoices. It runs on its own and tells you when it's done. Anything that goes out to a customer still waits for your yes.

Do I need to learn new software?

No. If you can type a text message, you can use it. It plugs into the accounts you already have.

What does it cost?

$99 a month per seat, plus a usage balance you fund up front — $25 minimum. Every task draws from the balance you set, and your dashboard always shows what's left. Full details on the pricing page.

The employee you could never afford,

Just say it how you'd say it.

Map your workflow against SCOR.

Six things everybody who runs their own place says.

It asks before it does anything big.

One seat. One budget you control.

Straight answers.

Get your nights back.