specimenmedium risk
Accept the signup redirect diff
Development prepared a three-line diff. Your review accepts the draft; applying it and deploying are separate steps.
ApproveReject
自動 · an operating company, not a chatbot
You already built it. Hand it over.
Connect the MVP or business you are already running. Six hubs coordinate the day-to-day, from development to growth, sales, and operations. Nothing with blast radius happens until you approve it.
€9 for 3 starting days · €49/mo when it earns it
the maturation linejoin anywhere it runs; JidoBrew moves it to its next stage
Idea
napkin · yours to build
hand it over from here
MVP
it runs
Traction
first users
Scale
it compounds
a representative console flow
This is how work and approvals meet in the console.
Every enabled hub reports here. Automated work lands in the ledger; any configured move with blast radius sits in your queue with its evidence until you stamp it.
That is the whole product: it does the safe work on its own and holds the one risky move for your stamp.
why this is not Polsia
An operator you supervise, not a black box you hope for.
The "give it an idea, get a company back" pitch is a slot machine. JidoBrew is the opposite: it works on something real that you already own, and it never spends, ships, or speaks for you without a sign-off.
01 / bring something real
Not an idea generator
You connect a repo and a live URL. JidoBrew operates a business that already exists. It does not hallucinate one into being and hope it sells.
02 / you stay in command
Every risky move is a gate
Ad spend, production deploys, messages to people, anything that moves money: each one waits in your approval queue. Low-risk work runs on its own.
the machine, as one product
Six hubs. Each one is real machinery we already run.
Each hub page lists only the work the engine actually runs for a tenant. Production-changing kinds stay gated until you stamp them.
経営
Leadership経営
Files the morning brief and tracks the goals you set.
- Emails one brief a day: what moved, what is waiting, what is next
- Tracks the goals you set against live component metrics
- Surfaces unanswered approvals in the next morning's brief
you approve: objective completion when human review is required
Capabilities and example decisions →開発Development開発
Drafts a reviewable diff and can request an existing deploy workflow.
- Turns an uploaded repository and a task into a sandbox diff
- Saves the reviewed diff after approval
- Requests a configured GitHub deploy workflow after a separate approval
you approve: diff acceptance · deploy workflow requests
Capabilities and example decisions →成長Growth成長
Drafts shorts, SEO briefs, and paid-campaign plans.
- Renders a short when this company has queued source content
- Writes an internal SEO brief
- Can plan a paid campaign; spend waits for your stamp
you approve: ad spend · publishing under your name
Capabilities and example decisions →営業Sales営業
Drafts replies and follow-ups. Nothing is sent without you.
- Drafts a reply from the lead payload when an enquiry lands
- Drafts a follow-up if an approved reply goes quiet
- A suppression ledger blocks a second contact or an unsubscribe
you approve: any message sent to a person
Capabilities and example decisions →運営Operations運営
Checks the live URL and controls configured deployments.
- Checks the live URL three times a day for status and latency
- Controls releases, rollback, suspension and backups for configured deployments
you approve: deployment changes · restore or destroy operations
Capabilities and example decisions →分析Analytics分析
Reads live traffic, conversion, revenue and uptime, and runs the GEO audit.
- Reads traffic, conversion, revenue and uptime from pulse once a day
- Names what moved since yesterday, or writes no reading when a metric is absent
- Starts a GEO audit and files the high-impact recommendations
runs unattended · nothing to approve
Capabilities and example decisions →the loop
Connect once. Approve what matters. Read the brief.
01
Connect
Point JidoBrew at the repo and the live URL. It reads what you already have.
02
Observe
Each hub studies its surface before it touches anything. No blind moves.
03
Propose
It drafts the work: a deploy, a campaign, a reply, a fix.
04
Approve
Anything that spends, ships, or reaches a person waits for your yes.
05
Operate
Approved work runs. The rest runs unattended. You get the brief.
the price
No free trial. Three honest days instead.
No sales call, no demo to book, no free tier that wastes both our time. Buy your starting days, connect a company, let the hubs run it, and decide with the ledger in front of you.
start here
Starting days
€9 once
3 days of one operated company. Connect, switch hubs on, and watch the ledger fill. One payment, no subscription.
- Every hub available from day one; the ones that fit your business go to work
- Approval gates on from the first minute
- Quick actions in the console earn you extra days
when it earns it
Pro
€49/mo
90 credits a month: enough to operate three companies around the clock, or one with plenty to spare.
- All six hubs on every company; each one acts only where it fits
- Credits only burn while a company is switched on
- Cancel anytime; credits already granted keep working
The €9 is not a crippled trial. It is the whole product, running your company for a few real days. You only move to the €49 plan once the ledger shows it earning more than it costs, never before.
One credit = one company operated for one day. Buy days once, let Pro refill them monthly, or earn extras with the console's quick actions.
before you hand anything over
The questions you should be asking.
Handing a real business to software is a big ask. Here is the honest version of what it can and cannot do.
Can it spend money or ship code without asking me?
No. Every move with blast radius, a production deploy, ad spend, a message to a real person, anything that moves money, waits in your approval queue. If it cannot reach you, it waits. Low-risk work is the only thing that runs on its own.
What do I have to give it access to?
A repository and a live URL. Each hub studies what you already have before it touches anything, and you can switch any hub off at any time. You keep your keys, your accounts, and your code.
Is it really hands-off, or am I babysitting an agent all day?
You read one brief a day and stamp the handful of decisions that actually carry risk. Everything else, the drafts, the uptime checks, the ledger, runs without you. The goal is minutes a day, not a second job.
What if a hub does not fit my business?
It stays dormant. A business with no ad budget will not get campaigns proposed at it, and a pre-revenue MVP will not get billing chores invented. Hubs only act where they fit, and you decide the rest.
Can I stop whenever I want?
Yes. Cancel anytime and the credits already granted keep working until they run out. Nothing is locked in and nothing is held hostage. Your repo and your accounts were always yours.
Do you have SOC 2 or ISO certifications?
Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. What is true today: JidoBrew is operated from the EU, it acts on your business only through the approval gate, and it holds no power you did not switch on. Certifications are on the roadmap, not faked on the marketing page.
自動醸造
Give one company a second set of hands.
€9 for 3 starting days · €49/mo when it earns it