Give Openall a goal. It researches, plans, works and reports back — so your work keeps moving even when you’re offline.
Starting a mission here opens a demo account. It runs Openall's real engine against seeded data, so you can watch the whole loop without configuring anything — and every result is labelled as simulated.
Openall isn’t a chat window. It’s a worker that keeps going after you close the tab.
You describe the outcome you want.
Openall breaks it into concrete steps.
It runs those steps in short bursts.
Each result is checked before it counts.
The deliverable, with its sources.
Waiting for you in the morning.
You sleep. Openall works.
Before bed, pick what should happen overnight. Openall wakes itself repeatedly through the night, saves its progress after every step, and has a report ready when you get up.
If it finishes early, it stops. If it needs your decision, it waits and says so. It never pretends to be working when it isn’t.
Good morning.
Openall worked while you slept.
Illustration of the report layout. Your own numbers come from work Openall actually did.
Openall distinguishes planned, attempted, completed and verified. It never says an email was sent unless a provider confirmed it.
Observe, Prepare, Approval or Autonomous — per mission. Anything that reaches the outside world waits for you unless you've said otherwise.
Research links back to the page it came from, so you can check the work rather than take it on faith.
Openall uses free and deterministic capabilities first. When free capacity runs out, it pauses and tells you — it doesn't quietly start spending.
Openall identifies itself, reads robots.txt, obeys it, and rate-limits itself. No scraping around anyone's wishes.
Every mission has a step limit, a call limit, a time limit and a budget. There is no open-ended loop burning money in the background.
Give Openall a goal tonight.
It keeps working until there is something useful to show you.