Websites · Apps · Agent-run companies
Eldoggo is a small software studio where agents do the work. We build websites, apps and teams of AI agents — even whole companies run by agents, with you as the investor — on the same backbone that runs our own six products.
The pack
Four are live, one runs privately in our own league, and one is still in the workshop. Every one is built on the same backbone yours would be.
Greeting cards
LiveCards that speak their language.
Write in your language and they read it in theirs, with a back-translation so you know it says what you meant. Share it as a link, or keep a copy that plays offline for good.
AI agents for everyone
LiveYour bots, working while you sleep.
Describe a job in a sentence. A little worker keeps an eye on it and messages you only when something actually happened. You don’t pay for your bot to look — you pay when it finds something.
Style and shopping
Live · earlyKnows what looks good on you.
Say what you love and what you never wear, add a few photos, and get a profile in plain words. Every line is yours to edit or delete, and no photo is ever kept. Then agents watch the brands you named and tell you when something would actually suit you.
Early: the colour read works today, and the clothing read is next.
Browser game
LiveSixty seconds. Five squirrels. One very good dog.
An arcade game with a real leaderboard. Pick your dog — the Dalmatian is fastest — and go. There isn’t a single image file in it: every sprite is drawn in code.
Outdoors
In developmentThe trail, then the tacos.
Find a trail and the patio you’ll end up on after. Condition reports from people who were just there, group hikes, rides and skates, and local parks and vendors.
Starting in Texas
Fantasy football
In useA draft board that argues back.
Ranks every player by value, shows the odds he’s still there at your next pick, and has an AI advisor make one call — with its case — two picks before you’re on the clock. It’s becoming Fantasy Coach, Botjoon’s flagship bot.
Private · runs in our own league
The backbone
Every product above runs on the same spine: one sign-in, metered AI, guards on every door, and a Control Room that watches it all. Most studios rebuild that for each client. Ours already exists — so your project starts on it.
One account that works across our products. Identity is shared; data is kept apart.
The cheapest model that’s reliably good, stepping up only when a test says it has to. Every call is metered against a budget.
Spam screening, size limits, per-person allowances, and an off switch that works in about 15 seconds.
Dashboards, 90 days of metrics, durable workflows, and a watcher agent that checks production every 15 minutes.
Logs from across the estate land in one searchable place, with secrets stripped out on the way in.
A bot reads those logs and the security alerts every 15 minutes, files what keeps happening as a ticket, and drafts the fix. A person merges it.
AWS: one account, one bill. Pages served from a global CDN, and functions that cost nothing while they’re idle.
House rules
An agent that works for you needs a job description — including the parts it isn’t allowed to do. Here’s the one our own watcher works under, around the clock.
Job description: the watcher
Web content never gets to push buttons.
The part of an agent that reads the internet gets no tools that act, so no web page can talk it into anything.
From Botjoon
One budget number sets every limit.
Change it and every ceiling follows. A test fails if any ceiling could ever outspend it.
From Cardjoon
There’s an off switch.
AI spend stops in about 15 seconds, with no redeploy. Visitors see a polite pause, not an error.
From the ops toolkit
We test the locks, not just the door.
Daily checks send spam and oversized requests on purpose, and pass only when they’re refused.
From the ops toolkit
Look cheap, think rarely.
Most checks never reach an AI model. That’s why a daily bot costs about 3¢ a month to run.
From Botjoon
Nothing important lives only in a browser.
Dashboards, configuration and decisions are files under version control, so any of it can be rebuilt.
From the Control Room
Agent-run companies
Bring us an online business you want to exist: a name, what it does, a budget, and the permissions you’re comfortable giving. We set it up, staff it with a team of AI agents, and run it from our Control Room. You’re the investor — you see everything, approve what matters, and steer.
The staff · example
The investor. Every agent reports to you.
Watches 40 outdoor stores
Writes the morning email
Answers reader email
Finds sponsors
Keeps the numbers
Writes your morning brief
You don’t manage agents; you make calls. Real money moves and real results are expected, so anything that spends money or can’t be undone arrives as a decision — and nothing moves until you approve it.
Example · from Partnerships
Waiting on youA hiking newsletter with 18,000 readers sells classified slots. Newsletters like ours pay about 50¢ per new reader this way.
Budget this month$31 of $75 used · with B: $56
Once booked, it can’t be undone — which is why it’s asking.
What agents can run today
Your card stays out of reach
Payments run through a certified payment processor. Agents get spending power up to a limit — never the card number.
Hard limits on spend
Per agent, per day and per month. Anything over the line waits for your yes.
Permissions you can see
Each one scoped to a single job, logged every time it’s used, and revocable in a click.
A job description for every agent
What it does alone, what it asks first, and what it never does — enforced by the system, not by asking the model nicely.
Eyes on everything
A morning brief of what the company did, and a record of every action, charge and decision — with the reason for each.
An off switch
One switch pauses the whole company in seconds. Nothing irreversible happens without a person.
We eat our own dog food.
Eldoggo is itself a company of agents, and has been since September. They write the software, watch production, file their own tickets and draft their own fixes. What keeps that honest is the scaffolding we would build for you:
The model narrates; the rules decide.
It’s new, so we’re starting with a few. If a job shouldn’t be done by an agent, we’ll tell you.
Work with us
A website, an app, an agent team — or a whole company. Built on the backbone above, and watched by the same Control Room.
Fast on a phone, built to be found, and cheap to keep. Pages served from a global CDN, so there’s no server to fall over — the same setup as cardjoon.com.
Customer portals, ordering and booking, dashboards, and the internal tools your team lives in. Works in any browser, and installs on a phone like an app.
One agent for one job, a team for the business you already run, or a whole online company staffed by agents. Each one gets a role, a job description and a budget.
Daily checks that test the guards, spend alerts, backups and an off switch — run from the same Control Room that watches our own products.
Tell us the job
A few sentences over email is plenty.
Get the plan in writing
What we’ll build, what it’ll cost to run, and why — before any code.
See it working early
A live preview you can click through as it comes together. No big reveal at the end.
Launch, and we stay
We can keep watching it after launch, the way we watch our own.
Tell us what you want built — a site, an app, a team of agents, or a whole company. What it is, who it’s for, and when you need it is plenty.