The AI that runs the work.

Travis is the operating system for ops-heavy businesses and industries. It runs your workflows end to end — the ones your team actually depends on. Not a chat box for one person. One agent for your whole team.

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Built with ops teams. In production every workday.
Every AI app looks the same because they're all chat boxes.

Travis is a different shape.

A chat box is built for one person writing an email. Ops-heavy teams need something org-shaped and workflow-first.

The chat box
ChatGPT · Copilot · Gemini · Claude
  • Built for one person writing an email
  • You break your workflow into prompts
  • Copy-paste between tools yourself
  • Retype context every session
  • Teams are a bolted-on feature
The operating system
Travis
  • Built for your whole team running the actual work
  • You describe a workflow, Travis runs it end to end
  • Reads context from the tools you already use
  • Same workflows, memory, and permissions across your org
  • Org-native from the ground up

The people who need AI most aren't the ones getting served by it. That's who we built Travis for.
How Travis works

The same shape runs across every workflow.

You describe. Travis reads. Travis runs. You verify. Every workflow, every pack.

Run a workflow end-to-end

You describe. Travis runs. You verify.

  1. You describe what you need in plain language
  2. Travis reads the relevant context from your tools
  3. It runs each step of the workflow across your stack
  4. It produces the artifact — a draft, a batch, a report, a submission
  5. You verify and send

A workflow that would take 45 minutes in fifteen tabs takes 90 seconds — and produces the same audit trail.

Scheduled and long-running work

Travis works while you're away.

  1. Set the schedule — every morning, every Monday, on a trigger
  2. Travis triages the inbox and pulls the day's context
  3. Drafts responses to the routine stuff
  4. Flags what needs your judgment with reasons
  5. You open Travis, review, and move on

Durable execution under the hood. An 8-hour agent run survives a page reload and finishes correctly.

Onboard a new [anything]

A week of onboarding, compressed to a conversation.

  1. You: new client, hire, partner, or vendor
  2. Travis pulls the standard onboarding checklist for that kind
  3. Fills in what it can from your existing records
  4. Flags what still needs your input or judgment
  5. You review and approve; Travis schedules the follow-ups

The same shape runs whatever the work is. It learns yours by doing it, rather than asking you to pick a category first.
In practice

One Travis, as deep as your work goes.

It learns the shape of what you do from working on it, rather than asking you to pick a category first. Four unrelated kinds of work, all of them the same Travis.

Contracts and invoicing

Anyone whose money arrives against agreements rather than a card on file.

  • Agreements read, not just stored
  • Invoices built from what was actually delivered
  • What is unbilled, surfaced without being asked
  • Documents out as PDF, Word or a spreadsheet
  • Signature collected in Travis

Reading and reconciling

Analysts, operators and researchers working through more paperwork than a day holds.

  • PDFs and pages read end to end
  • Figures computed rather than guessed
  • Statements reconciled line against line
  • Findings returned as a table you can use

Scheduling and correspondence

People who lose hours to arranging things rather than doing them.

  • Mail and calendar treated as one system
  • Availability checked before anything is proposed
  • Drafts prepared, sent only on your say-so
  • Threads it still remembers next month

Building on the API

Engineers putting reasoning and memory inside their own product.

  • One API, three models
  • Your own functions, called when it decides to
  • Per-user memory you set the ceiling on
  • Structured output against your schema
  • Budgets per key, and a webhook when work finishes

Doing something we haven't described here? — it is the work we haven't seen that tells us what to build.
Trust

Trustable at the boundary of real money, real records, real people.

Consumer chat AI is designed to satisfy. Travis is designed to be trustable when it touches your org's actual work. Seven non-negotiables are baked into the product:

  1. 01Travis will not fabricate an identifier, a clause, a reference, or a record it doesn't have access to.
  2. 02Travis names its sources on every artifact — no unattributed claims.
  3. 03Travis asks before touching anything irreversible (send, submit, pay).
  4. 04Your org's data is never used to train models. Not ours. Not the underlying providers'.
  5. 05Travis produces an audit trail on every workflow run.
  6. 06Every integration is opt-in per pack and revocable per user.
  7. 07Compliance settings (FERPA, HIPAA baseline, etc.) are enforced at the pack level, not left to a system prompt.

The full text lives in our privacy policy and terms.
// for ops-heavy work

You know the shape of the work.

It looks different in every business. It feels the same in every ops person. Six moments any ops team will recognize — and what Travis does with them.

It's Friday afternoon.

You have 12 invoices to send. Every one needs custom pricing pulled from three tools.

Travis Travis batches them from your sheet, generates in your format, holds for approval.

A partner asks for the report.

You don't have the numbers yet. Pulling them takes 40 minutes across four dashboards.

Travis Travis has been aggregating overnight. The draft is waiting when you open your laptop.

New hire starts Monday.

Onboarding is three hours of the same emails, checklists, and calendar holds you did last time.

Travis Travis runs the whole onboarding, flags what still needs your judgment.

It's 8am on a Wednesday.

Your inbox is a triage nightmare — twelve threads, half of them urgent-tomorrow.

Travis Travis triaged them at 6am. Drafts ready, non-urgent quietly parked, one item flagged for you.

A contract renewal snuck up.

You didn't see it coming. Now you're rushing to renegotiate under time pressure.

Travis Travis surfaces renewals 30, 14, and 7 days out — with the last version teed up to modify.

The Monday sync needs numbers.

Leadership wants last week's performance. You haven't had time to pull it together.

Travis Travis prepared the summary using your template. You edit for tone; it's ready in 5 minutes.

Built for
  • COOs of services businesses
  • Ops managers at scaling companies
  • Founders doing ops until they can hire
  • Heads of admin at busy practices
  • Directors of operations
  • Anyone drowning in workflow that doesn't need to be manual
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// questions

The things people actually ask.

If yours isn't here, — a real person reads every message.

One AI. Your whole org. All the workflows.

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