An AI Chief of Staff for the work that’s nobody’s job.
Every operator has work that falls between roles and tools, the handoffs nobody owns. When you’re the whole team, that’s all of it. Nerve reads your email, calendar, and Slack, runs those loops end to end, and pulls you in only on a real decision. You approve before anything sends.
15+ agentsEmail · Calendar · SlackSOC 2 infrastructure3 min to first briefing
MORNING BRIEFING · 07:42 LIVE
Good morning, Patrick. Nerve scanned 214 emails and 11 meetings overnight. Three things need you.
read as one connected memory
REVENUE · OVERDUE9D
Acme deal went quiet
No reply since the pricing call. A nudge to Dana Reyes is drafted.
CALENDAR · PREP2:00P
Diversis partner sync
Two attendees you have not met. One-pager built from past threads.
GROWTH · HANDLED06:30
6 new signups overnight
Two corporate domains, tagged founder-pack.
Design partners
Real teams running Nerve agents on their live operations, end to end.
The chief of staff problem
Every founder needs a chief of staff. Almost no one can afford to hire one.
When you’re the founder, you’re also the ops person, the recruiter, the inbox, and the one who remembers what everyone else forgot. A great chief of staff would carry all of it. The six-figure hire you can’t justify yet won’t. Nerve is the one you can: a career operator’s judgment, productized, for a fraction of what that hire would cost. It reads your email, your calendar, your Slack, then runs an agent team that closes the loop instead of handing the work back to you. Not theory. Not another dashboard. Your actual data, your actual problems, handled, the same way its founder, who has spent fifteen-plus years as a chief of staff, COO, and finance and strategy lead, uses it every morning to run a company, a full-time job, and a household with two kids.
What Nerve finds in your first scan
Within 3 minutes, you’ll see what you’ve been missing.
Nerve reads the last 30 days of your email, calendar, and Slack, then shows you what’s actually at stake today.
TYPICAL FIRST-SCAN AGGREGATE
$74,000 at risk
across stalled deals, unprepped meetings, and silent users. All three, handled by Nerve before your next morning briefing.
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Revenue
$47K at risk
3 deals with no follow-up in 14+ days
Nerve cross-referenced your email threads, calendar, and pipeline, found three active opportunities going cold. One has an open proposal sitting unanswered.
✅ Nerve drafted all 3 follow-ups
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Calendar
$15K at risk
Tomorrow: 6 meetings, zero prep
Back-to-back from 9am to 2pm, including a pitch with 4 VP-level attendees you’ve never met. No agendas. No talking points. No research.
✅ All 6 prepped before you woke up
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Growth
$12K at risk
8 users going silent, no outreach
Signed up, connected, then vanished. At your stage, every churned user is a lost data point you can’t afford. No one’s checked in.
✅ Personal check-ins sent to each
How it actually works
Ask one question. Every tool you own answers together.
Apollo, Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and your meeting recordings, read as one connected memory. Not five open tabs.
GROWTH · acquisition workflowLIVE
YOU
On it. Pulling everything I already know about your pipeline, no new tabs, no copy-paste.
NERVEone shared memory
Apollo
prospecting 1,240 ICP accounts matched
Gmail
email 12 warm threads in flight
Drive
docs Pricing deck v4 · 3 case studies
Calendar
meetings 3 discovery calls this week
Fireflies
recordings Acme demo just ingested
Acme Corp — Product Demo· 37 min recording · Fireflies
transcript ingested
Needs SOC 2 before signingBudget ~$40KDecision in 2 weeksChampion: VP Eng · blocker: legal
What surfaced on the Acme call now travels into outbound, email, and the calendar, automatically.
5 sources · 1 memory
✓Nerve shipped: 14 outbound emails, drafted and queuedapollo → gmail
Apollo sourced 1,240 ICP accounts, Nerve matched them to your best customers and drafted 14. The 3 warmest open with the SOC 2 proof point pulled straight from your Acme call.
DRAFT · to: ops lead @ lookalike of Acme
Saw you’re scaling the same way Acme is. They had the same SOC 2 question before signing, here’s how we cleared it in a week…
the old answer was “hire someone”
An SDR you onboard, or a teammate that already knows everything.
Hire an SDR~$70K/yr
3 months before they’re useful
✕Juggles Apollo, Gmail, Drive, calendar, and notes by hand
✕Context lives in their head, and walks out the door
✕Never hears the Acme call unless someone tells them
✕Ramps for a quarter, churns in ~18 months
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Nervefrom $99/mo
Working before you finish your coffee
✓Reads all 5 tools at once, one shared memory
✓Every call, thread, and doc stays connected forever
✓Turns the Acme call into outbound the same morning
✓Live today, never forgets, never churns
How it works · marketing
Every channel, traced to revenue.
Google, Meta, LinkedIn, GA4, and Stripe, read as one connected memory. Not five dashboards you reconcile by hand.
MARKETING · spend-to-revenue workflowLIVE
YOU
On it. Reading spend, traffic, and revenue across every channel as one memory, no spreadsheets.
NERVEevery channel, one view
Google Ads
paid search $6.2K spend · $48 CPL
Meta Ads
paid social $4.1K spend · CPL ▲ 41%
GA4
analytics 8.4K sessions · 2.1% CVR
LinkedIn Ads
paid social $3.8K spend · $52 CPL
Stripe
revenue $31K closed this month
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Every channel reconciled to pipeline and revenue
Spend joins to GA4 conversions and Stripe revenue, so the answer is dollars in vs dollars out, not clicks.
5 sources · 1 memory
Nerve recommends$4.2K/mo wasted
Meta CPL is up 41% this month
Three ad sets burn $140/day at a $71 CPL while LinkedIn converts cheaper. Pause them and move the budget.
How it works · finance
Know your runway to the day.
Mercury, Stripe, Ramp, QuickBooks, and payroll, reconciled into one number you can trust. Not a spreadsheet you rebuild at 1am.
FINANCE · cash & runway workflowLIVE
YOU
On it. Reading cash, burn, invoices, and payroll across every account as one ledger.
NERVEcash, burn, runway
Mercury
cash $182K balance
Stripe
revenue $11.4K MRR · +8%
Ramp
spend $23K/mo burn
QuickBooks
invoices $24K AR · overdue
Gusto
payroll $41K, runs the 30th
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Every account reconciled into one runway number
Mercury, Stripe, Ramp, and payroll reconcile nightly, so runway is a number you can trust, not a 1am guess.
5 sources · 1 ledger
Nerve recommends7.2 months
7.2 months of runway at today's burn
$182K in the bank against $23K/mo net burn. The two levers below push it past 9.
The leverage
Your morning: before and after.
Same founder. Same 24 hours. Completely different output.
Without Nerve
Check email for urgent threads
YOU · 25 min
Prep for 3pm investor call
YOU · 45 min
Follow up on 3 stale deals
YOU · 30 min
Check which users are churning
YOU · 20 min
Draft outreach to at-risk users
YOU · 40 min
Figure out what to prioritize today
YOU · 15 min
2h 55m
before you start real work
With Nerve
Read morning briefing in Slack
NERVE · already done
Investor call prep in your inbox
NERVE · already done
3 follow-up drafts ready to send
NERVE · already done
8 at-risk users flagged + outreach queued
NERVE · already done
Review Nerve’s work, approve or edit
YOU · 10 min
Start on the work only you can do
YOU · the rest of your day
10 min
then you’re building
When one stops being the whole team
Solo, it’s your Chief of Staff. As a team, it owns the seams between your functions.
Nerve runs for one operator first. When you hire, the work that was all yours becomes the handoffs between people: the dropped balls between sales and CS that no role owns. Nerve puts an agent on those seams. Each teammate gets their own daily focus and agent team, Company DNA keeps every agent on-voice, and an admin view shows what every agent did for everyone. Same product, more seats.
Not a tool your team logs into. An agent that owns one cross-functional process end to end, on your real data.
Sales → Onboarding
A deal closes, then activation and the first 30 days fall between sales and CS.
→ Nerve picks up every new account, runs the onboarding steps, and chases whatever stalls.
Incident → Customer comms
An error fires in Slack. Who decides if customers need to know, and writes it, fast?
→ Nerve reads the root cause across code and logs, then drafts the customer note for your approval in minutes.
Multi-site operations
A new location opening spans licensing, hiring, vendors, and POS. No one owns the whole timeline.
→ Nerve runs the opening end to end and only pings a human on a real decision.
Deal ops & back office
The recurring checklist nobody loves: data between systems, docs assembled, numbers reconciled.
→ Nerve owns the run to the cent, you keep the sign-off and the wire.
Stop being the whole team.
You don’t need to hire a chief of staff to get one. Connect your email, calendar, and Slack, and an agent team starts closing your loops by tomorrow morning.
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