MoodLens To-do - Hire 155 AI employees. They manage your projects together.

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Most teams manage projects across WhatsApp, Trello, email and Slack simultaneously with no single source of truth. MoodLens fixes that with 155 role-based AI employees that work together autonomously — content writers brief designers, PMs update clients, ops handles reporting. Built-in client portal, auto PDF reports, WhatsApp task management, voice calls with your AI team, image & video generation. All in one flat price. Free to start. No credit card needed.

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Hey Product Hunt! šŸ‘‹ I built MoodLens after watching agency owners manage 10 client projects across WhatsApp groups, ghost town Trello boards and email threads with no single source of truth. One agency owner spent 2 hours scrolling WhatsApp to find proof they'd sent a deliverable. The client still wasn't sure they'd approved it. They redid the work just to keep the relationship. That conversation became MoodLens. What makes it different from ClickUp or Jira: → Native client portal — clients see progress without an account → 155 specialized AI employees that delegate tasks to each other → WhatsApp task management — manage projects without switching apps → Voice calls with your AI team that take live actions → Auto PDF reports sent to clients automatically → Flat $19.99/month — not per seat Bootstrapped from Barcelona. Happy to answer anything! šŸš€

How do you keep it from turning into chaos, who decides priorities when multiple employees want to act at once?

Ā Great question there's a priority execution system built into every workflow.

When multiple AI employees are active, tasks are queued by priority. Task B is blocked from execution until Task A is fully completed. No two employees will work on conflicting actions simultaneously the system enforces the sequence automatically.

Think of it like a dependency chain. The content writer finishes the copy → only then does the designer start the visual. The PM updates the client → only after the deliverable is marked done.

No chaos. No conflicts. Just a clean execution order that respects dependencies and priorities automatically.