Stop doing Tuesday’s admin
every Tuesday.
Write what should happen in a sentence, the way you’d brief an assistant. Commands.io connects your apps and does it for you from then on.
What a week looks like once it’s set up
Five commands you could write this afternoon, and what they did from Monday to Friday. Mostly while you were busy with something else.
Your inbox digest arrives on Telegram: five emails that matter, two marked urgent.
Priya books a discovery call. Your prep questions go out and she’s added to Clients.
Yesterday’s sales land in #shop: 23 orders, two failed payments.
A competitor moves their Pro plan from $39 to $49. You get a one-line note.
Two invoices are a week overdue. Reminders are drafted and wait for you.
You approve both from your phone, between two other things.
A new enquiry from the website. A reply with two free slots is ready to check.
Six clients get a WhatsApp reminder about Friday’s appointments.
Client wrap-ups are written from your Notion notes. Three wait for you.
You change one sentence in the first and send all three.
Write one sentence and it sets itself up
You check what it understood, connect the apps it asks for and choose what needs your OK. That’s all the setup there is.
You decide what it’s allowed to do
Automation gets scary when it acts on its own. These are the guard rails, and you choose them for each command.
How we handle your dataAnything that goes out can wait for you
Replies, posts and reminders sit in your Inbox until you approve them. Edit them yourself, or ask for a shorter or warmer version first.
It writes like you, not like a template
Point it at your website or fill in a short form about your services, clients and tone. Drafts come out sounding like you wrote them on a good day.
Every run is on record
Open any run to see each step, what went in and what came out. Changed a command and don’t like it? Go back to an earlier version.
When there’s no app, it reads the page
A competitor’s prices, a supplier’s stock page, the news in your niche. It checks on a schedule and tells you what changed.
It asks for as little access as it can
Each connection requests only the permissions its commands use, and keys and tokens are stored encrypted. You can disconnect an app at any time.
In your language
Use the app in English, Spanish, French or Ukrainian, and write commands in any of them.
Start from one that already works
Pick one, change a few words and connect the apps. Each of these is a command you can run today.
All templatesWhen someone books on Calendly, email them my prep questions and add them to my Clients sheet.
When a new enquiry comes in, draft a reply with two free slots this week and ask me before sending.
Every morning at 8, post yesterday’s sales and failed payments in #shop.
The day before each appointment, send the client a WhatsApp reminder with a link to rebook.
On the 1st of each month, remind clients about invoices unpaid for over a week, after I approve.
Check three competitors’ pricing pages every morning and tell me when something changes.
Works with the apps you already pay for
Each one takes about a minute to connect. For anything else, there are webhooks, REST APIs and RSS feeds.
All integrations
Free until it’s doing real work for you
Flat monthly prices. A run is one time a command fires, however many steps it has inside.
- 3 active commands
- 20 runs / month
- 2 connections
- 5,000 AI credits / month
- Inbox, morning brief and templates
- 10 active commands
- 150 runs / month
- 6 connections
- 30,000 AI credits / month
- Business Brain and knowledge docs
- Your own reusable AI prompts
- 30 active commands
- 600 runs / month
- 15 connections
- 120,000 AI credits / month
- Personas for the voice of each command
- Everything in Beginner
- 100 active commands
- 2,500 runs / month
- 40 connections
- 400,000 AI credits / month
- Everything in Pro
- Higher limits on request
Zapier counts every step as a task. Here, a command counts once each time it runs, however many steps it has.
Read the full comparisonHi, I’m Florin. I built Commands.io after one too many long workflows in n8n and Zapier. I asked their AI helpers and other AI tools for help, and the answers were so off that fixing them made even more work.
So I made what I wanted: you describe the automation in plain English and it gets built for you, so you can worry about the rest of the business.
We’re a small team. When you write to us you get me or Eduard, not a bot. If an app you need is missing, tell us. It helps us decide what to build next.
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Contact usNo. You write what should happen in a sentence. It turns that into steps you can read, test and change, all without code.
Write the first one now.
It’s free and takes about two minutes. Whatever you type here is waiting for you in the app after you sign up.