Buying back the hours you'd otherwise spend waiting.
Your place in line, without you standing in it.
Send someone to hold your spot — DMV, passport office, courthouse, restaurant waitlists, sneaker drops, Broadway rush tickets, the Apple Store. You show up at the front when it's your turn.
See what's included →Sick at 1am in a city where the pharmacy closed at 10.
Someone finds and delivers what you actually need when apps come up empty — medicine, a thermometer, baby formula, phone charger, contact solution — from whatever is genuinely open right now.
See what's included →Most small businesses use AI. Almost none have it wired into how they actually operate.
A fixed-scope, two-week setup: one real workflow automated — invoicing follow-ups, scheduling, customer replies — with a defined deliverable, your team taught to run it, and no retainer. No jargon, no subscription commitment to us.
See what's included →Your package arrived. You didn't.
A runner collects from your lobby, locker, or UPS Access Point and hands it over when you are actually home — a human solution to one of the most common NYC apartment headaches.
See what's included →The hamper leaves. Clean clothes come back.
Wash-and-fold picked up and returned for buildings with no in-unit machines — the same simple pickup, service, and return loop as Wardrobe Rescue, built for the weekly job.
See what's included →Your flight got delayed. Your dog did not get that memo.
Emergency dog walking, drop-in feeding, and overnight pet sitting booked same-day — for delayed flights, unexpected overtime, hospital visits, and travel that ran long.
See what's included →NYC listings go in hours. You can't always be there in person.
Send a vetted local to tour an apartment on your behalf — live video walkthrough, real photos, honest notes on noise, light, water pressure, and the walk from the train.
See what's included →If what you need is close to this but not quite it — a weird building, an odd hour, a job that spans two of these — describe it here. It goes straight to the founder, and unusual requests are how new services get added.
We're launching NYC one category at a time. The list decides the order.
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