Younet

Younet is a marketing tool. Younet AI Assistant runs ready-made business jobs on a schedule using teams of AI agents. It sorts inboxes, follows up leads and drafts posts, then delivers results by email, chat or spreadsheet, with approval before anything is sent.

Younet AI Assistant is a task automation product aimed at small businesses and busy professionals who want recurring work handled without building workflows. Instead of waiting for a prompt, it runs ready-made jobs on a schedule, on demand or when a webhook fires, then delivers the result by email, team chat or spreadsheet. Typical jobs include sorting an inbox each morning, following up on leads, watching competitor prices, drafting posts and writing job descriptions. In practice, a user picks a template from a library of 27 jobs, connects any needed account such as Gmail, fills in a few fields in plain words and switches it on. The homepage puts setup at about three minutes. Behind each job, an orchestrator agent splits the work into sub-tasks and hands them to specialist agents, such as inbox, research, writer, analyst, mail, sheets, chat and CRM agents. Each agent is paired with a model from a different provider, and the page says users can choose the model for a job, with GPT-5, Claude and Gemini named in the examples. Every run keeps a timeline of what it did and is capped by a built-in limit. Control is a central part of the pitch. Agents can only use the accounts a user connects, most jobs are read-only on the user's data, and anything written for other people, like an email or a post, comes back for approval unless the user opts into automatic sending. Connectors cover Gmail, Sheets, Slack, Notion, LinkedIn, WordPress, Shopify, Stripe, QuickBooks, HubSpot and thousands more. Compared with chat assistants, which respond only when asked and leave the copying to the user, Younet is closer to a lightweight automation platform with AI doing each step. It suits people who want finished output delivered without learning a workflow builder, while teams needing deep custom logic may find a template-driven approach narrower. A free tier lets users see how jobs run before paying.