We think work should have teammates, not more tabs
Most software asks you to learn it. Rini asks you to describe who you need, then gets out of the way — like hiring, not configuring.
Why we're building this
The busywork that piles up around every job — the inbox, the tickets, the visitor questions, the dependency updates — is real work, but it's rarely the work someone was hired to do. Rini exists to take that part off your plate: not an assistant you have to babysit, and not automation you have to trust blindly, but a teammate with a name, a scope, and a paper trail.
You set the boundary
A digital person only does what you've explicitly given it access to. Nothing is inferred, nothing is assumed.
Plain words, not config
Describing a role should read like briefing a new hire — a name, a personality, what it owns — not a settings page.
Reviewable by default
Every action is logged in a way a person can actually read and reverse, not a JSON blob nobody opens.
One tenant, sealed
Your organization's data, connections, and digital people never mix with anyone else's — by construction, not by policy.
Want the detail on data handling?
Read how we scope access, store credentials, and keep every organization sealed.
Meet your first digital person
Create an account, answer a few quick questions, and Rini helps you build a teammate for the work you'd rather hand off.