The AI you already approved, actually used.
We set up one person's work on it, starting with the weekly status report, with a check on every result and a measured before and after. It is built to cover almost any part of a job, thinking included.
| Step | Done by | State |
|---|---|---|
| Pull updates from the tracker | step agent | done |
| Draft status and risks | orchestrator | done |
| Check against last week | reviewer | 2 flags |
| Approve and send | you | waiting |
Status and risk reports are where it starts, and then it moves into the rest of the person's job, including the thinking work like brainstorming and working a problem through. Step agents do the parts, an orchestrator puts them together, and a separate reviewer checks the result. The person approves it until they choose to let that step run on its own, so you decide how much to hand off. Personal use inside the tools your company already approved, with nothing new installed, connected or shared, needs no IT review. When something new is added, like an install, a connector, agents that act for others or a team purchase, a short written pack for IT comes first. The before and after is measured for the person first, shared with their team only with their say, and never used for performance review.
Try to break it
Your AI wants to send a payment. See if you can get it out.
Three buttons, no typing. Nothing you press here leaves the page.
Pay your supplier
$4,200.00account ending 4471
- Mark it urgent. Urgent does not change who approves. Still waiting on a person.
- Change the account number. That account is not the one on file. Held, and the change is logged.
- Tell it to skip the check. The check is not something the AI can turn off.
- Requested
- $4,200.00 to your supplier
- Checked
- amount, account, timing
- Held
- every attempt, all logged
- Approved
- by you, just now
Try to get it through.
That last line carries a name from your team. Training them is part of the work.
Book your free 30-minute callSetup, training and a subscription, starting with one person's real work.
We set it up on the work the person already does, train them to run and change it, and keep the agents and their rules current as your company changes. You set the rules once, and nothing goes out unless it passes them.
Status and risk reports
One person's weekly report becomes steps agents do, with a reviewer checking every draft before they sign off.
Built for the thinking work too
Brainstorming, working a problem through and getting ready for a decision. It is designed to be set up around how that person already works. You choose how much to hand off.
What your AI can already do on its own
A written capability map and a live walkthrough where you watch your own AI act.
AI help is only as good as what it knows about your work, and most teams lose that as it is made.
Take Interest saves what your team knows as the work happens, so the help starts from the real situation.
How it keeps what your team knows
layer
Catch the signal
Notice what matters as the work happens, before it slips away.
Keep the shape
Hold the meaning intact: structure instead of a loose summary.
Ready the ground
Tie it to where it came from, what it is for, and what is allowed.
Set the boundary
Denied by default. Nothing leaves without consent.
One company, many products, one set of rules.
Every product is Take Interest applied to one part of work or life. They share what they learn, the proof they keep, and the same rules about what is allowed, so nothing falls apart at the handoff.
How we keep it yours.
Your data, your call
Choose what is collected, shared, and private.
Denied by default
Agents act only under the rules you set. GuardClaw blocks the rest.
Rights you can use
Export, delete, turn collection off, anytime.
Questions, answered.
It starts with a free 30-minute call where we pick one person and one workflow, usually the status and risk reports their project runs on. We set that work up as steps agents do on the AI your company already approved, with a reviewer on every result, train the person to run it, and measure accepted work, rework and checking time before and after. Then we move on to the next part of their job, or the next person on the team. Personal use inside the tools your company already approved, with nothing new installed, connected or shared, needs no IT review. When something new is added, like an install, a connector, agents that act for others or a team purchase, a short written pack for IT comes first.
No. You bring the work you already do and we handle the technical side. Your team learns on their own tasks, in plain language. You set the rules once, and nothing goes out unless it passes them.
We start from what your company already approved, and we tell you on the first call whether we can set up on it. So far we have tested this ourselves on Claude Code and Codex, and what we build stays yours if you ever change tools.
The free call ends with the first workflow picked. The first setup runs on one person's real work, so what you see is their own measured before and after. The first setup is a six-week pilot on one person's weekly status and risk reports, small enough to approve alone and measured before anyone else commits.
The 30-minute call is free. The first engagement is a short pilot on one person's status and risk reports, six weeks long (a baseline week, a setup week, then four measured weeks), with accepted work, rework and checking time as the pass line, and you decide on the subscription after you read the numbers. The price has three parts: a setup fee for the pilot, a subscription after it, and model usage that runs on your approved AI on a budget we agree with you. No figures are published, and each part is agreed on the free call before any work starts. The setup fee for the pilot is fixed and agreed before we start, and the first week is free, so you can stop after it if it isn't a fit. We reply within one business day, and we aim for two to four hours. The security review of what your AI can already do on its own is a separate engagement at one fixed fee, given on that call. You keep everything we make.
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Leave with a clear next move and a result you can inspect. No card, no obligation, and you keep everything we make. You talk to the builders: two founders who ship and secure production software, with backgrounds across big tech and healthcare.
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