A team of 6 AI employees for small businesses. Axel sorts your inbox overnight and drafts replies in your tone, with a hallucination guard, and nothing ever auto-sends. Sebastian the recruiter finds candidates with real geo-search, saves every result and preps outreach from your templates. The others handle social media, lead gen, tenders and dev requirements. Every employee reports its overnight work in a morning standup and stays within hard budgets. Built solo over a year. 7-day free trial.
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Hi guys! Solo founder of Electryion here.
I have worked over a year on Electryion, a team of 6 AI employees (email assistant, recruiter, social media, lead gen, tenders, requirements) for small businesses and solo founders.
Now imagine this: you wake up, open the dashboard, and the work is already done. Your inbox was sorted overnight, reply drafts are waiting for your review (nothing ever auto-sends), the recruiter found new candidates matching your search and prepared outreach messages, and each employee can post a morning standup of what it did.
When I first came up with the idea, I honestly thought I'd have it finished quickly. I couldn't have been more wrong. I'm a solo developer, and building something of this scale took more than a year. I completely underestimated how much work it would be. But I built it to solve problems I face myself, so it's something I use every day, and it's by far the biggest thing I've ever built.
A more unusual example of what's inside: one agent rewrites vague dev tickets into EARS syntax ("When X, the system shall Y") and syncs them back into Jira and Linear.
Right now it's being tested by two companies. There's a 7-day free trial, no credit card needed.
I'd love your honest feedback: which of the six employees would you actually use, and which one sounds like fluff to you? Criticism is genuinely appreciated.
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Honestly the morning standup format is what sold me, woke up to a clean rundown of what each AI handled overnight instead of digging through logs. The no auto-send rule on Axel also feels like a smart trust move for something handling your inbox.
the hallucination guard on axel is genuinely smart, especially paired with the no auto-send rule. building six specialized agents solo in a year is honestly kind of wild, you can tell the workflows were thought through carefully.
Honestly the morning standup format is what sold me, woke up to a clean rundown of what each AI handled overnight instead of digging through logs. The no auto-send rule on Axel also feels like a smart trust move for something handling your inbox.
@nikylamederos Thanks for the great comment!
the hallucination guard on axel is genuinely smart, especially paired with the no auto-send rule. building six specialized agents solo in a year is honestly kind of wild, you can tell the workflows were thought through carefully.
@carl_bryce I appreciate your comment!