How it works

A working day with Vyrd.

One place for the whole business. Here is how it fits into a day, from the first thing you open to what it remembers afterwards.

Step 01

Tell it about your business.

Describe what you're building, or paste the idea you're testing. Vyrd asks a few real questions and writes its first honest read of the business: who it's for, what's working, and what's in the way. Later you can add your website in your Business Profile and Vyrd reads it too.

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TELL US ABOUT IT

Tell us about it.

What's the idea or business? The more detail you give, the sharper the analysis.

We help independent agencies understand which projects are actually profitable. We have 18 customers, but onboarding still takes too long and referrals are our only reliable channel.
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Sample. Not a real company.

Step 02

Connect what you already use.

Stripe, PostHog and Vercel connect read-only, with Google Analytics coming soon. Forward email to your private Vyrd address. And if you already work in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, Vyrd works from there too.

Your numbers

  • Stripe
  • AnalyticsSoon
  • PostHog
  • Vercel
  • ShopifySoon

Your inbox

  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • iCloud
  • WhatsAppSoon
  • TelegramSoon
  • DiscordSoon
  • SlackSoon
  • MessengerSoon

Your AI and editor

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • VS CodeSoon

Your social

  • InstagramSoon
  • FacebookSoon
  • LinkedInSoon
  • TikTokSoon
  • PinterestSoon
  • RedditSoon
  • ThreadsSoon
  • XSoon
  • BlueskySoon

Your numbers are read-only. Vyrd never sends, posts or pays without your approval.

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Step 03

Open Today.

Today is one page, arranged for where you are: your revenue, visitors and site next to the one move that matters most. You choose the widgets. Hover or tap the charts to see each day.

Today

Hello, Jonas.12:00Berlin

Here's what matters today. · Tallyroom, invoicing for freelancers

24beliefs
5open actions
Todaylast learning

Revenue

Stripe
$1,015net revenue
2.9% upvs prior 7d
Updated 6 min ago · 7 days

Visitors

PostHog
2,437visitors · mostly Google
7.8% downvs prior 7d
Updated 4 min ago · 7 days

MRR

Stripe
$4,176per month

144 active subscriptions

Updated 6 min ago

New customers

Stripe
12
50% up
Updated 6 min ago · 7 days

Cancellations

Stripe
2
50% down
Updated 6 min ago · 7 days

Site status

Vercel
Live

tallyroom-web · 42 min ago

Updated 2 min ago

From visit to revenue

2,437visitors
12new customers
$1,015revenue

0.5% of visitors became paying customers in the last 7 days

Updated 4 min ago · 7 days

Payments

Stripe
  • $29 · A.S.18 min ago
  • $29 · M.P.48 min ago
  • $29 · R.T. · card declined1 h ago
Updated 6 min ago
Revenue, straight from Stripe

Read-only. Hover or tap the chart to see any day, or switch to today's hours.

Early revenue · SaaS · all sources connected · Sample, not a real company

Step 04

Ask it anything.

Chat reads your connected numbers and says where they came from. It remembers what you decided and tells you when it isn't sure. Paste a new idea and you get an honest verdict, with a full written analysis if you want one.

New idea: tool rental by the month for tradespeople. Honest opinion?
Advisor

Run the full analysisA scored written report, saved to your Business Profile. Uses credits.
Reply…
BuilderSend
Sample, not a real company
Step 05

Let it work alongside you.

Marketing turns what Vyrd knows into finished posts for you to approve. Radar reads the market every week and hands you the few articles worth opening. Playground takes on a piece of work: it does the broad research, asks you which results matter, then finishes the job. Inbox drafts replies you send yourself.

Marketing

Your week of posts, planned.

Vyrd plans your week of posts from what it knows, each with a caption and a picture. You approve and post them, and it learns what works.

  • Your business
  • Your customers
  • What worked
  • Radar findings
  • Your brand look

Made by Vyrd from your business, your customers and your brand look

tallyroom
Ad for Tallyroom (sample company)

tallyroom Send the invoice before the coffee cools. Try it free for 14 days.

Scheduled for Tue 08:30

ApproveEdit caption
Sample, not a real company

Radar

It reads the market, so you don't have to.

Tell it what to watch. Every week, or whenever you ask, Vyrd searches the web and brings back a short brief and the few articles worth reading.

Latest brief · Sep 233 developmentsCovering since Sep 16

Beans are getting dearer, and a coffee chain is opening around the corner.

Vyrd's summary

Raising prices as a chain opens nearby would land badly. Compete on what it can't copy: show where every bean is grown, which the new import rules ask for anyway, and let subscribers skip a month instead of cancelling.

This week's articles

NewsGreen coffee prices keep climbing as harvests come in short
NewsChain café confirms two new stores in the city centre
OfficialImporters must soon show where every bean was grown
CommunityHome brewers on why they cancelled their bean subscriptions
NewsSmall roasters turn to direct trade to keep costs steady
Sample, not a real company

Playground Beta

Set it up once. It runs on its own.

Join a few blocks: something to read, an AI step, and where the result goes. Run it now or on a schedule, or just describe what you want.

ScheduleEvery Monday
NumbersStripe revenue, 7 days
AI stepWrite a three-line summary
OutputEmail me
Sample, not a real company

Inbox

One calm inbox for your business.

Forward the mail that matters and it lands in one clean list. Vyrd drafts each reply in your voice, and you send it yourself.

Lena · Café NordWholesale: 40 cups by the 14th?
Draft reply

Hi Lena, yes, we can do 40 cups by the 14th. Wholesale is 30% off retail, so 40 × $38 comes to $1,064. Want me to hold the speckled glaze?

Sample, not a real company
Step 06

It remembers, and says how sure it is.

When something is worth keeping, Vyrd suggests it and you confirm. Each belief shows its evidence, and when results come in, the confidence changes and so does Today.

1 · You mention it

Vyrd noticed

This sounds like something worth remembering about your customers.

“Three founders said the pricing page confused them during onboarding.”

Insightcustomerstatednew claim
ConfirmEditReject

2 · It becomes a belief, with evidence

Pricing clarity is a repeated customer objection.

Medium confidence3 observationsfrom a completed action

3 · Results change it

Done · Rewrite the pricing pageWhat happened?

Trial conversions went from 14% to 19% in two weeks.

Save learningConfidence: medium to high

Sample, not a real company. Read a full sample analysis

See it on your own business.

Start with the company you have, the idea you are testing, or the question you keep putting off.

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