Superpowers
One job in.
One result out.
Superpowers are one-job automations that come back done. Each one takes a specific job off your plate and files the finished result in your folder, where everything else can use it: the follow-up drafted, the receipt logged, the week’s posts written. Nothing is sent without your yes.
How a superpower works
A superpower isn’t a chat you babysit; it’s a job that comes back done. Point it at the work and the finished result lands in your structure: the draft written, the receipt filed, the follow-ups queued. One job in, one result out, with no prompt-wrangling in between.
Pick the job.
Each superpower does one thing, on request or on a schedule: no dashboards to learn, no setup rabbit hole.
It works on your files.
Local-first, on the same folder your whole business runs on. It reads only what the job needs, and never your journal.
You get the result.
A finished output, filed into your structure, typed, tagged and linked. Anything that would leave your folder, like an email, waits for your yes.
Two ways to run them
In the app, or through your agent.
In the app.
One click inside Oknola: pick the job, and the log shows what it did and the receipt shows what it filed.
Through your agent.
Message your agent on WhatsApp or Telegram when you are away. Same steps, same files, same report.
The bench
What’s on the bench.
Each superpower is one job a hire would do, grouped by the role it takes work from: a bookkeeper, a content lead, an account manager, a chief of staff.
The demo runs four today: Invoice chase, Receipt to ledger, Week of posts and Morning brief. The rest are named so you can see where they sit. Each ships as a small, sharp tool, never a bloated suite.
Who decides
What ships next is decided by what the waitlist actually asks for, which is why the signup form asks for your biggest time-sink. One question, real routing power.
Waitlist
Want a job off your plate?
Tell us the one thing that eats most of your time: the waitlist decides what we build first.