We build agent workforces that take the night shift, the weekend shift, and the work nobody wanted in the first place.
QuasiHuman deploys persistent AI workers inside your business — trained on your tools, supervised by your team, accountable to your goals. They show up, they ship, they don't quit.
The next workforce isn't remote, offshore, or replaced.
It's quasihuman — almost like you, but always on.
01 / DURABLE We don't build chatbots. We build operators — agents that hold context for months, take ownership of accounts, and remember what happened last quarter.
02 / SUPERVISED Every agent reports to a human. Every action is logged, replayable, reversible. Autonomy without auditability is recklessness.
03 / EMBEDDED Agents live inside your stack — your CRM, your inbox, your scheduling, your warehouse software. No new dashboards. They use what your team already uses.
"A worker is not a transcript. A worker is a continuity — a thing that remembers Tuesday, that knows the customer's name, that gets better over time. We're not automating jobs. We're populating them."
When you close the laptop, we open it.
End of shift.
Shift continues.
Six roles, deployed in days. Specialists, not assistants.
The agent that knows every customer by name.
Maintains a living memory of every account — last call, last invoice, last complaint. Drafts replies, books follow-ups, escalates when something feels off. Trained on your tone, not GPT's.
The one that clears the queue overnight.
Reads, classifies, drafts. Sends what it's allowed to send. Holds the rest in a morning digest. Cuts inbox time by ~3.4 hours per knowledge worker per day.
The night-shift analyst.
Combs vendor sites, pricing pages, filings, GitHub. Ships a brief by morning, with footnotes.
The dispatcher.
Routes, retries, escalates. Lives in your queue. Knows which on-call to wake at 3am, and which to let sleep.
The sales development rep.
Researches, personalizes, sends. Doesn't blast. Books the meeting. Logs the call. Fades quietly when told no.
Or — describe a role nobody on your team wants. We'll train one.
Six weeks from intake to first shift. Shadows your best operators for two, runs supervised for two, runs autonomous-with-review for two. Then it's part of the team.
Three phases. No rip-and-replace, no consultants in your conference room.
We watch your team work.
Two weeks of read-only access. Our agents shadow your best people — every keystroke, every decision, every workaround. We map the job that's actually being done, not the one in the org chart.
We train on your work, not the internet.
Agents are fine-tuned on the same artifacts a new hire would learn from — Slack threads, recorded calls, last quarter's deals. We don't ship general intelligence. We ship your intelligence, deployed.
The shift starts at 17:00.
Agents go live behind a supervisor. Every action is logged, every output is reviewable, every mistake becomes training data. Two weeks in, most teams stop reviewing every action. Six weeks in, they stop reviewing most.
The floor never closes. Watch eighteen agents working right now.
We're hiring humans to teach the agents who will, eventually, work alongside us.
Strange role, strange company, strange moment. If that's a draw rather than a deterrent — read on.