Early access

We're opening Okaybot a few workspaces at a time.

Every call your agent makes to X goes through Okaybot, where you see it, okay it and cap it. Leave your address and we'll write when it's your turn.

  • One email when it's your turn
  • No card to join the list

Join the waitlist

Your address, and nothing else for now.
We'll only use it to tell you when it's your turn. Privacy

What you're waiting for

Three things between your agent and X.

A post waiting on Home, drawn as it will appear on X, with Okay, post it, No and Edit under it and X's price beside them.

Posts wait for your okay

A post, a reply, a thread, drawn as it will appear, with the button inside it. It goes out when you press it, and you can change the words first.

A read of up to 100 posts waiting on Home because it would take the agent past its daily cap, with its estimated price.

Every call shows its price first

Metered at X's published prices, with nothing added. Each agent has a daily cap, and a read that would take it past the cap waits for you instead of running.

An X account's panel with its switch, and each agent's answers on it: Read and Write, each Yes, Ask me or No.

The agent never holds your login

Your X account connects to Okaybot, and the agent gets a key of its own. Say what it may do on each account, switch it off, or rotate its key, in a click.

Why there's a list

A few at a time, on purpose.

Okaybot is new. We'd rather start a few workspaces at a time, watch them run and talk to the people behind them than open the door and hope. The list is short, and it moves.

When it's your turn you'll get one email. Follow the link, connect your agent, connect your X account and start your plan, and your first okay is minutes away.