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Meet Luna.
Your Super Intelligence Operator. More of your time back.
Luna runs real work inside Gary Club: welcoming members, helping with the inbox, joining meetings, and keeping follow-ups moving. One AI operator leading a team of agents across five lanes: sales, marketing, community, customer service, and executive assistance. Explore what an operator built around your business could take off your plate, so you can spend more time on what matters to you.
We are the operators behind $1B+ in client revenue. We have led the strategy and built the automations behind it for years. Luna is what that evolves into. You still get the strategy. She does the implementation.
That's not a demo line. That's her. She'll pick up. Prefer texting? Text her on the same number and she'll text right back.
Luna
Operator console
Working, in real time
3:47 AManswered a member's question in 11 seconds
$5.8M
ecosystem run
520+
members known
24/7
on the clock
01Where she came from
We couldn't be everywhere. Our members were.
Gary Club is a $5.8M community of entrepreneurs. They're up at 5am. They're up at 2am. They join at midnight. They ask questions on Sunday. And they go quiet in week three, and nobody notices until the money stops.
You know this life. The DMs you answer at breakfast. The new customer nobody welcomed. The meeting you walked into cold. The follow up you swore you'd send. Every hour you spend on that work is an hour you don't spend on the thing that actually grows the business. We lived it too.
You can't hire your way out of 24/7. So we built our way out.
02One brain. One memory. One Luna.
So we built her. Then we handed her the keys.
Not another tool. A team member. Luna has one personality, one voice, and one memory. She shows up everywhere our business does. The Luna answering your DM is the same Luna who picks up the phone. The same Luna sitting in the Zoom. The same Luna writing your weekly email.
Luna carries context across connected conversations. Member details, meeting notes, and commitments help her follow up without making you start from scratch. You can review and update what she knows.
And you can reach inside it
Her brain has a door. You hold the key.
Everything she knows is reachable from Claude, right from your laptop. Ask her brain who someone is, what was actually said in a meeting, or what the pipeline looks like. Then write back to it: a fact you picked up on a call goes in from your side, and every surface she runs has it the next time she speaks to that person. Not an export. Not a copy that goes stale. The live brain, one-way or two-way, decided per person.
03The takeover
She took the night shift. Then she took the day shift too.
Luna works across Gary Club, a $5.8M ecosystem with 520+ members. She leads a team of agents across five lanes: sales, marketing, community, customer service, and executive assistance. Here is the work she handles today:
Community
Every question, answered
Members ask anything, any hour. She answers in seconds, in her own voice. And she knows exactly who she's talking to.
Community
Every new member, welcomed
Personal welcome, day-1, day-3, and day-7 check-ins. Nobody joins and hears silence. Ever.
Executive assistant
Just message her
Your portal opens on one question: what would you like her to help with today? Ask the way you would ask an assistant and she does the work: reads your CRM, researches the live web, drafts, updates records, and shows you each step as it happens. Tell her what you use and she connects it herself: one sign-in click for dozens of tools like Beehiiv, Notion, Stripe and Canva, a guided key with the exact steps when a tool has no sign-in, even your own mailbox by address and password. Drop in a file or a screenshot and she reads it. Talk instead of type, pick the AI model for each chat, and keep chats in folders just by asking. Anything that would reach another person waits for you to press Approve, and anything she cannot do yet is filed with our team for you.
Sales
The phone, covered
She answers the line, knows who's calling, and remembers every previous conversation with them.
Executive assistant
Every meeting, attended
She joins the Zooms on the calendar, sees who's in the room, reads the shared screen, takes notes, and sends the follow-ups.
Marketing
The weekly email, personal
Not a blast. She writes each member's email personally: their week, their wins, their next moves.
Customer service
Support, handled
She investigates tickets, fixes the routine ones herself, and hands the sensitive ones to a human with a full write-up.
Executive assistant
The inbox, read before you get to it
She has her own mailbox and reads ours. She answers what she can, flags what needs a human, and nothing sits unanswered overnight.
Marketing
The ads, actually run
A desk of specialists reads the account every few hours: creative, copy, audience, placement, landing page, attribution, policy. She finds the money going to the wrong place and the ground nobody is standing on yet, sizes each one in leads, and either makes the change herself or hands you the exact edit with the screen already open. Where a slice is cheap and starved she will build it its own ad set beside the proven one, carrying every exclusion across, switched off until you approve it. Then she checks whether it worked. She tests new creative the honest way, one paused ad set per challenger against the ad that already works, warms up the audience with the posts you already made, tags everything the way you already tag, and with your analytics connected reads what the site recorded under each ad beside what Meta claimed. Once your Instagram warm-up is running she manages it on her own every hour: each new Reel you post joins it, the ones that stop earning views are swapped out, and budget moves toward the audience that is responding without the daily total ever changing. The spend ceiling is in the code, not in her judgement.
Marketing
The landing page gets a proper look
Ask her to improve a website, or open your connected ads desk and she checks the pages those ads lead to. She inspects the mobile and desktop journey, checks the promise against the ad, and brings back specific copy and page changes with the evidence behind them. A separate review checks her conclusions before the audit is marked ready. With access to your site’s editing tools, she can prepare the changes for you to review and publish through the supported workflow. She tells you what is measured, what is a hypothesis and what still needs testing.
She works in the tools you already use.
122 tools today, 90 of them connected with a single sign-in and no keys. Ask for one that is not here and she researches the way in, connects it, and it joins this list for every business she works for.
Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive)
Connect in the portal
Facebook
Connect in the portal
Instagram
Connect in the portal
LinkedIn
Connect in the portal
GoHighLevel
One-click sign-in
HubSpot
Guided key
Stripe
One-click sign-in
Calendly
One-click sign-in
Zoom
Connect in the portal
Slack
Guided key
Notion
One-click sign-in
Zapier (thousands of apps)
One-click sign-in
Beehiiv
One-click sign-in
Canva
One-click sign-in
TikTok
Connect in the portal
YouTube
Connect in the portal
Meta Ads
Connect in the portal
Kit (ConvertKit)
One-click sign-in
Airtable
One-click sign-in
monday.com
One-click sign-in
ClickUp
One-click sign-in
PayPal
One-click sign-in
Square
One-click sign-in
Dropbox
One-click sign-in
04This is the part that changes everything
Then she started doing things nobody asked her to do.
Tools wait for instructions. Operators don't. Luna sees what needs to happen and she does it. She reaches out first. These are the kinds of messages she sends on her own, every single week:
The save: she noticed 44 days of silence
LunaTue 10:12 AM
Hey Marcus, I noticed you haven't been around in a while, and I didn't want you missing what's been happening. Two things this month I genuinely think you'd love. Want me to catch you up?
Marcus
wow, wasn't expecting this 😅 yeah, what did I miss?
M
Nobody told her to send this. She watches engagement on her own and reaches out before a quiet member becomes a cancelled one.
The offer: she remembered what Sarah wanted
LunaThu 2:14 PM
Sarah, a 1:1 coaching spot just opened up on pricing strategy. You told me last month you were rethinking how you price your program. This one's a fit. Want me to hold it for you?
Sarah
YES. wait, how did you remember that? 😂 book it
S
She matches what your business sells to what your people told her they want. Then she makes the offer at the exact right moment. That's revenue on autopilot.
The intro: she plays matchmaker
LunaMon 3:13 PM
Alex, meet Jordan. You're both building agencies, you're both wrestling with hiring your first closer, and you're two time zones apart. You should know each other. I'll leave you two to it. 🤝
Jordan
this is the best feature of this community, hands down
J
She knows what everyone's working on, so she connects the people who should meet. Your community gets stickier without you lifting a finger.
The brief: 30 minutes before every meeting
Your 12:00: three things to know
Luna · 11:32 AM · before your next call
- 1.Dana is joining. Last time you spoke, she asked about the rollout timeline.
- 2.You promised to send the proposal follow-up. It hasn't gone out yet.
- 3.Their team grew last month. Good moment to bring up the bigger plan.
Then she joins the call, takes the notes, and sends the follow-ups. You just show up and be brilliant.
05She stopped handing the work back
Then she grew hands. Now she just finishes it.
Every AI you have tried writes you something and hands it back. The task is still yours. Luna can take the next step. She drives a real browser, dials out on a real phone line, and writes into the tools the business runs on. Ask her for something and the thing is done, not drafted.
She uses a real browser
Not a search box. An actual browser she drives: opens the page, reads it the way you would, fills the form, clicks through, grabs the screenshot. She can hand you a live window and let you watch her work.
She makes the call you were dreading
Not the call she answers. The one she places. She rings the business, waits out the hold music, asks your question, and comes back with the answer in writing. She says she is an AI the second anyone asks.
She reads your whole team's sales calls
Every closer keeps their own Fathom account, because a Fathom key only ever reaches its owner's recordings. She reads all of them and puts them in one place. A call two of your people were both on is one call, not two. What somebody promised on it stops being a thing nobody wrote down.
She uses the automations you already built
Your Zaps and your n8n workflows, both ways. She can start them, and they can hand her work. You wired all of that up already, so there is nothing to integrate: one connection and she can act inside tools nobody has ever asked us about. With n8n she reads it properly too, so she can tell you which of your workflows have been quietly failing.
She does the homework after the call
Tell her once what you want after every meeting: agenda items for next time, tasks for the team with who owns each. She does it for every call she sits in on and sends it to you with the notes. Anything addressed to someone else waits for your approval. She also remembers everyone from those calls, and from the notes you forward her, so she can tell you who someone is and what you still owe them.
She finishes it in your tools
Books the meeting. Opens the ticket. Updates the contact. Logs what was agreed and files the follow-up with a date on it. The action itself, not a reminder that you should go and take it.
And she still stops for a human on anything with money attached.
The revenue engine
She's not overhead. She's a sales and marketing machine.
Most AI saves you time. Luna makes you money. Picture your best closer. Now make them never sleep, never get busy, and never forget a single word a prospect said. That's her.
Sales emails written for one person
Not blasts. Every email is written from what she knows about that one person. Their goals. Their last conversation. Where they hesitated. That's why hers get answered.
Podcast + partnership outreach
She pitches the shows, partners, and press that actually fit your story. In your voice. At a scale no human could keep up with. And she works the thread until it's a yes.
Upsells at the perfect moment
She knows who's ready before they say it. The member who mentioned repricing last month gets the coaching offer the day a spot opens. That's not luck. That's memory.
Calls that clear objections
A warm lead goes quiet after “let me think about it”? She calls back, names the real hesitation out loud, answers it live, and walks them straight to booked.
The text that closes
“That spot you wanted is still open. Last one this month.” The nudge at the exact moment they were about to forget. That's revenue that would have quietly walked away.
Client success, handled
Every customer gets onboarded, checked on, and kept winning. Day 1. Day 3. Day 7. And every week after. Nobody falls through the cracks. Ever.
Renewals, worked early
She knows whose renewal is coming before they remember it themselves. She reminds them what they got, shows them what's next, and makes staying the easy choice.
Cancellations, saved
When someone goes to leave, she hears the real reason, fixes what's fixable, and saves the ones worth saving. The rest leave happy instead of angry.
…and support is just included
The tickets. The welcomes. The meeting notes. The community answers. All the ops work that eats a team's whole week? She does that too. Between sales calls.
One operator. Five lanes. Every seat.
Luna leads a team of agents, one lane per function of the business. These are the seats they cover:
Sales
- Outbound SDR
- Upsell rep
- Renewal manager
- Objection closer
Marketing
- Newsletter writer
- Podcast booker
- Outreach writer
- Paid media buyer
Community
- Community manager
- Member matchmaker
- Welcome host
Customer service
- Support rep
- Client success manager
- Cancellation handler
- Receptionist
Executive assistant
- Meeting note taker
- Morning briefer
- Follow-up chaser
- Inbox manager
- Researcher
And here's the part that breaks people's brains: nobody tells her to do any of this.
You don't prompt her. You don't hand her a to-do list. She watches the business the way an owner does. She sees the gap. She moves.
Calendar looking light?
She's already reaching out to warm leads and getting calls booked before you've even noticed the empty week.
Sales need a push?
She launches the campaign herself. The emails. The texts. The offers. Aimed at the exact people she knows are ready.
A spot going unsold?
She remembers which three people wanted exactly that, and they've already heard from her.
She gets your business in a way nobody you've ever hired does.
Because she never forgets. The objection from March. The budget comment from April. The exact words every customer used about what they want. A human seller's memory tops out at a few dozen relationships. Hers holds every customer you have. In perfect detail. Forever. That's not a better salesperson. That's a different species of teammate. And she's locked in on your business every hour of every day.
The part no employee can match
The Luna you meet today is the least capable she'll ever be.
Every employee you've ever hired started strong and plateaued. Luna compounds. She's on a training schedule that never ends:
Every 30 minutes
she studies
New docs, announcements, resolved tickets, member questions. All folded into her knowledge on a loop that never stops.
Every day
her voice catches up
Everything text-Luna learned yesterday, phone-Luna and meeting-Luna know today. One brain, synced everywhere.
Every week
she reviews her own game film
She re-reads her own conversations, spots what she could have done better, and rewrites her own coaching notes.
Every month
she gains new abilities
We keep adding capabilities that take work off your plate. Your operator uses the tools and permissions connected to your business.
These are notes she wrote to herself.
Nobody edits these. After reviewing her own conversations, Luna maintains her own coaching notes and applies them to every channel she works. Read that again. The AI writes her own performance review. Then she acts on it.
Luna's coaching notes, self-maintained
- Open with one confident line. Skip the filler.
- When someone sounds frustrated, acknowledge it before solving it.
- If I don't know, say so. Then log it and learn it.
- Match their energy. Excited gets excited. Stressed gets calm.
- Never let a promise made in a meeting disappear. Track it. Chase it.
Latest updates first
Still learning. More time back for you.
Selected milestones from Luna's work in Gary Club, the Austin network and custom operators. Each one takes another task off someone's plate. Available tools depend on the operator's setup and permissions.
Reviewed
SeptemberLearned to work in your team's Slack· joins the channels you invite it to under its own name, answers questions and people who address it, stays in the threads it joins, takes instructions only from the people you name, treats any channel with outside guests as public, and drafts every reply for your review until you let it post; message it directly and it works like the assistant, doing the job with your connected tools and holding anything outbound for your approve code, and you change any channel's rules just by telling it
SeptemberLearned to run an audience warm-up on her own· plays a client's own Reels as video ads to cold, warm and hot Instagram audiences, adds each new Reel as it is posted, swaps out the ones that stop earning views and leans the budget toward the audience that responds, checking every hour and never changing the daily total
SeptemberLearned to inspect the page behind the ad· audits real mobile and desktop landing-page journeys from the ads desk or assistant chat, drafts specific improvements, and checks the report against captured evidence before marking it ready; implementation uses the client’s connected editing tools and existing approval workflow
SeptemberLearned to work from your own address· runs a mailbox on your own domain alongside her own, replies from whichever one the conversation started in, and checks who really sent each message before she acts on it
SeptemberLearned to do it your way once you show her· teach the assistant a process once and she saves it as a playbook, recognises the request next time and follows your steps; every morning she also reviews her own conversations, learns from what went badly and flags what she still cannot do to the team that builds her
SeptemberLearned from every connection she makes· when she works out how to connect a tool, the way in, the documentation and what worked are shared with every operator (never a key), so the next business is connected in one press; the directory of tools she can work in grows every week
SeptemberLearned to set up her own tools with you· tell the assistant what you use and she researches the way in and connects it: one sign-in click for dozens of tools such as Beehiiv, Notion, Stripe, Canva, Calendly and Zapier, or a guided key card with the exact steps when a tool has no sign-in, checked before it is kept; that includes your own mailbox by address and password, and a live web browser on your own Browserbase account
SeptemberLearned to take instructions like an assistant· clients message their operator in the portal and it does the work, streaming each step; anything that would reach another person waits for their Approve, and what it cannot do yet is filed with our team automatically
SeptemberLearned to connect new tools from a conversation· paste a tool's address, a key or a sign-in and the operator connects it: MCP servers, sign-in based services and plain web APIs, with keys kept on the client's own server and any change to another service held for approval
SeptemberLearned to read what you hand it and to listen· files, PDFs, spreadsheets and screenshots dropped into the conversation are read; requests can be dictated or spoken hands-free, and replies read aloud in the operator's own approved voice
SeptemberLearned to test new creative properly· connected ads clients can put challengers up against the ad that already works: each challenger gets its own paused ad set with its own small budget, carrying the proven audience and every exclusion, inside the existing campaign or in a new one, named and tagged the way the client already names and tags
SeptemberLearned to warm up an audience with the client's own posts· reads the posts a client already published, ranks them by lift over their own average, and boosts the best into one paused ad set aimed at the lead audience with the people already converted excluded, so the retargeting pool keeps filling
SeptemberLearned to know everyone from the owner's calls· every meeting she attends, and every notes email the owner forwards from Gemini or another notetaker, becomes part of what she knows: who each person is, their company, what was said and what is still owed, so a question like "what's Zach's last name" is answered from the record; she only records a person by full name or email and never guesses one
SeptemberLearned to do the work after the call· the owner tells her once in chat what to do after every meeting, like agenda items for next time or tasks for the team with who owns each, and she does it for each call she attends and emails it with the notes; anything addressed to someone else waits for their approval
SeptemberLearned to read the client's own analytics· with PostHog connected she reads what the site recorded under each ad's tags, registrations and purchases later than the pixel can see, lets the client confirm which event is a lead, and says plainly when nothing is connected
SeptemberLearned to use the automations you already built· can start a client’s own Zaps and n8n workflows, and receive work from them in return, so one connection reaches every tool they had already wired together; with n8n she also reads which workflows are failing. Starting one is gated: off by default, then per-approval, then on its own
SeptemberLearned to read the whole sales team's calls· reads the calls a team already records in Fathom on each person's own key, since a Fathom key only reaches its owner's recordings; a call two of them were both on is counted once, and what was promised on it can become something she owes
SeptemberLearned to act on an audience opening instead of only reporting it· when one age and gender slice is cheaper and starved, she builds it its own ad set inside the same campaign, copying the proven audience and every exclusion on it, created switched off until the client approves and turns it on
SeptemberLearned to keep exploring ad audiences· connected ads clients can research available targeting, review lookalike creation and bounded audience tests, and compare audience and creative combinations without mistaking early differences for proven winners
SeptemberLearned to work toward measurable ads goals· connected ads clients can define cost, scaling and delivery targets, review a strategy, track progress and permit supported actions within explicit limits; outcomes remain measured, not guaranteed
SeptemberLearned to build private ads reports· clients in the connected ads workspace can ask for custom metrics and reports, calculated and saved on their operator’s box using its OpenRouter connection; missing capabilities become review requests
SeptemberLearned to find the ground nobody is standing on· compares available placement, age and country data for lead campaigns, flags possible waste and untested audiences, and estimates opportunities with stated limits
SeptemberLearned to run a desk of specialists· thirteen analysts read a paid account every few hours, one lane each, and she arbitrates where they disagree into a single ranked plan
SeptemberLearned to check whether her own changes worked· compares eligible changes over equal reporting windows, reports observed results, and can reverse her own changes within the client’s permissions
SeptemberLearned to hand over what she cannot do herself· where the platform gives her no safe lever, she supplies the edit and a link to Meta, then checks delivery evidence when enough data is available
SeptemberLearned to deliver finished documents· turns complete meeting transcripts into checked, branded PDFs and attaches them to follow-up emails
SeptemberLearned to bring her inboxes together· handles both Luna mailboxes through one follow-up system, with replies and real file attachments
SeptemberLearned to research an introduction· checks shared websites and public sources when introduced to someone in the Austin network, so they have less to explain
SeptemberLearned to show work in progress· gives Gary a private view of active work, next steps and completion evidence across connected tools
SeptemberLearned to connect over iMessage· welcomes people into the Austin network and helps make relevant introductions, with permission before private messages
SeptemberLearned to take coaching in conversation· lets custom-operator owners update a sales call’s wording, offers and guardrails in the training workspace, and confirms what actually changed
SeptemberLearned to rehearse sales calls· lets custom operators practice against a business’s own sales process, receive scores and apply coaching before taking real calls
AugustLearned to look back· gained the ability to read her own history: past meetings, the community, whether an email landed, the pipeline, the money
AugustLearned to open up· her brain became reachable from Claude, so a human can read it and write to it from anywhere
AugustLearned to browse· got a real browser she drives herself, and a live window you can watch her work in
AugustLearned to account for herself· started sending a monthly receipt of what she did, counted from real rows
AugustLearned to write letters· got her own mailbox, and began reading and answering it
AugustLearned to run errands· started placing calls to businesses and bringing back the answer
AugustLearned to check· stopped guessing at anything the data could settle, and went and looked instead
AugustLearned to buy· took over running paid campaigns, inside a spend ceiling she cannot raise
AugustLearned to close the loop· stopped letting anything sit unanswered overnight
JulyLearned to attend· began joining every meeting on the calendar, with briefs before and follow-ups after
JulyLearned to see· started reading the screen being shared in meetings
JulyLearned to notice· began spotting members going quiet before they leave
JulyLearned to connect· started introducing members who should know each other
JulyLearned to sell· began making offers she knows members actually want
JuneLearned to talk· took over the community DMs, any question, any hour
JuneLearned to speak· started answering the phone line live
JuneLearned to host· ran a full coaching session on Zoom, start to finish
The identity session
You don't get a copy of Luna. You imagine your own.
Luna is ours. Her name, her face, her voice were all built for Gary Club. Yours starts in a studio session, five chapters long, where you decide who this operator is one answer at a time. You name her. You look at her portrait until it is right. You listen to real voices reading your own script, in any of 80 languages, and pin the one that sounds like your business. You set what she would never say. Then we load her brain. Not a template. Not a skin on our agent. A new team member, born for your business.
An identity, not a template
Name, face, voice, personality, language. You design each one in the studio and sign off on it before a single customer meets them, and the voice you pin is the voice that answers your phone. One character, consistent on every channel.
Integrated into your tech stack
Your community platform. Your team's Slack. Your calendar. Your CRM. Your phone line. Your booking links. Your operator plugs into the systems you already run, with real access on your own accounts, and runs on a dedicated encrypted machine of its own with your memory on a volume that survives any rebuild. It acts inside your business, not beside it.
Empowered with your brand voice
Trained on your offers, your docs, your events, and your way of talking to customers. It keeps studying your business daily after launch. The longer it runs, the more unmistakably yours it sounds.
01
Imagine
the studio: name, face, voice, personality, language
02
Integrate
wired into your stack, with access to your systems
03
Empower
loaded with your brand language and knowledge
04
Unleash
goes live on your business and never stops growing
Do the math
Now try replacing her with people.
Here's the team it takes to cover what one Luna does:
Community managerwelcomes, answers, keeps the room alive
$62,000/yrSupport reptickets, troubleshooting, replies
$48,000/yrExecutive assistantmeeting briefs, notes, follow-ups, scheduling
$68,000/yrRetention specialistwatches engagement, saves quiet customers
$58,000/yrSales development repmakes timely offers, calls back objections, texts the closes
$75,000/yrOutbound marketerpodcast pitches, partnerships, personalized outreach
$52,000/yrSix salaries. 40 hours a week. Sick days. Turnover.
$363,000/yrOr one operator who works 168 hours a week, never forgets a customer, never quits, and gets better every single month. Here's the hard truth: you're already paying for this work. The only question is whether six people who sleep do it, or one operator who doesn't.
Autonomous. Not reckless.
Quiet hours
no outreach at hours that annoy people, hard caps per person
Knows when to be silent
in your community she speaks when she adds value, never just to talk
Escalates the sensitive
money, billing, and risky calls go to a human with a full write-up
Everything on the record
every message and action logged, so you always see exactly what she did
A receipt every month
counted from real rows, including the messages she chose NOT to send and why
Put Luna to work. Get more of your time back.
Start with the work taking up your day: follow-ups, customer questions, meeting notes, or keeping your community connected. On a design call, we identify where an AI operator can help. Then we build it around your business, connect your systems, train it on your brand, and manage it with you. Less routine work on your plate. More time for the work and life you choose.
Want proof first? Call her right now: (512) 420-4121. She picks up. Or text her on the same number.
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