One system for everything you track.

A database, custom pages, and a personal assistant.

Pages

Ask for a screen. Get software.

Not a table view you click together. The assistant writes a real page on your records — a board of this week’s jobs, a dashboard of who owes what, a detail screen for the client on the phone.

When the work changes, ask again. Add a column. Split the dashboard. Hide a field nobody uses. The page is code it can rewrite. The records stay put. Same page on the laptop and on iPhone. How pages work →

Data

A database that can hold the whole business.

Jobs, people, invoices, notes — typed records, not a doc with a spreadsheet glued on. A person can be a client. A job can carry billing and a site checklist. Related records link: client to jobs, job to invoices.

Filter by status, owner, date, amount. Open a full record, not a cell in a grid. The same facts feed every page and the assistant. One system of record. The data engine →

Assistant

Talk to it. It can call you.

Chat and email, same as you’d expect. And it can ring you — chase the quote, tell you what’s overdue, walk the board while you’re driving. You can call it too. Phone here means calls, not SMS.

If you say it, the record changes. File the job. Mark it done. Ask what is open. The assistant works the same data the screens show — not a chatbot talking about work that lives somewhere else. Agents, email, and calls →

Templates

Start from a system. Make it yours.

Install a tracker, a CRM, a wiki — types, fields, and pages that already mean something. Then tell the assistant what is wrong: we split jobs by crew, not by client.

It reshapes the fields and the pages. You keep the records you already entered. You are not exporting to a spreadsheet and starting over. Templates →

Together

Invite the people doing the work.

Friends or co-workers. One space. Same jobs, invoices, and pages. There is not a private copy per person, and there is not a permission tree.

Someone updates a status on their phone, the board on your laptop shows it. Invite the people doing the work. Invite people →

Reminders

It comes back at you.

Reminders on a ticket, a person, an invoice, a note you will otherwise forget. When the time comes, you get the ping attached to the record you already have.

Schedule the rest. Weekday 8:00, list overdue invoices. Sunday night, prepare next week’s board. You set the clock. They hit the same database the pages already show. Reminders and automations →

MCP

Bring your own agent.

Claude, Cursor, or whatever speaks MCP can see and edit your records. Query, create, edit. That is the surface — records, not a second product. Or use ours.

Bring your own agent →

Connectors

Not ready to migrate yet?

Keep the tools you already run. Ask for a page on that data — this week from the calendar you already have, invoices from the system that still does billing.

Paste an API token, or sign in with a built-in connector. The page is Thogits. The source can stay where it is until you move it. Connectors →

Pricing

An account is free. A new organisation gets a 30-day Starter trial. No credit card. Upgrade the organisation to keep it.

  • Recommended

    Starter

    What a new organisation is on for 30 days — then upgrade to keep it.

    $20 / month

    • Unlimited pages
    • 5 AI assistants
    • Assistant email and phone numbers
    • 5 seats
    • Up to 10,000 records
    • 1 GB storage (pages + uploads)
    • 30 minutes function compute / month
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  • Growth

    More assistants, seats, records, and files.

    $50 / month

    • Unlimited pages
    • 25 AI assistants
    • Assistant email and phone numbers
    • 15 seats
    • Up to 100,000 records
    • 10 GB storage (pages + uploads)
    • 180 minutes function compute / month
    Get Growth

Prices in USD, billed monthly per organisation.

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An account is free. A new organisation gets a 30-day Starter trial. No credit card. Upgrade the organisation to keep it. Questions? pk@thogits.com.

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