Squad.so

Squad.so is a life assistance tool. Squad provides named AI teammates that connect to a team's tools and complete scheduled missions such as invoice chasing and inbox triage. It runs on the ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or other AI plans users already pay for, with fallbacks across accounts.

Squad is a workspace where named AI teammates take on business tasks and carry them out on a schedule. Each teammate connects to the tools a team already uses, keeps context about the work, and acts on missions rather than waiting for a chat prompt. The demo dashboard shows how this looks: a backlog of queued missions, a column for items that need a human decision, work in flight, and a done list, with agents such as Tessa, June, Milo and Ray each handling a specific type of job like invoices, client email, content or vendor research. The distinctive design choice is bring-your-own-AI. Instead of billing per task, Squad runs on subscriptions the user already holds, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, SuperGrok and Copilot. Several accounts of the same plan can be stacked for more capacity, and fallbacks can be configured so a job continues on the next account, or on another provider, when one hits its limit mid-task. Each teammate can also be assigned a different model, so drafting can sit on the model that writes best while analysis goes to the one that reasons best. In practice, a user signs up, connects a plan and the relevant tools, then assigns missions to teammates. The dashboard separates work waiting for assignment, work blocked on the owner, and work already finished, and the demo notes that nothing is sent without the owner's approval. Use-case pages cover invoice chasing, inbox triage, weekly reports, cold outreach, Shopify order issues, customer support, meeting notes, release QA, competitor watching and personal bookings. Squad suits small teams, founders and operators who want recurring admin and operations handled in the background without paying a second layer of AI usage fees. It sits between single-chat assistants and workflow automation builders: closer to a delegated team than a prompt box, though it depends on the capacity and quality of the plans connected to it.