Why the name
Most of what we build runs while you’re asleep.
Invoices go out at 6:00. Leads get routed at 2:00 on a Sunday. The Monday report lands before anyone opens Slack. The name stuck because that’s the job.
We split the team across two time zones on purpose. When Lisbon logs off, it’s mid-afternoon in Toronto, so an alert at 11 p.m. your time usually reaches someone who is awake.
We also stay small on purpose. The person on your first call is one of the people who builds your workflows, and there’s no account manager in between. If we get busy, we start a waitlist before we hire someone you’ve never met.
2021
founded in Lisbon
6
people, all of them technical
41
clients with live workflows
2
time zones covering alerts
The team
The people you’ll actually talk to.
AR
Ana Ribeiro
Co-founder, engineering
Wrote her first n8n workflow to stop doing payroll exports by hand. Still reviews every build before handoff.
CR
Callum Reid
Co-founder, client lead
Runs most first calls. Will tell you when a spreadsheet is enough.
JM
Joana Marques
Automation engineer
Make and Airtable specialist. Keeps a running list of APIs that lie about their rate limits.
TL
Theo Laurent
Automation engineer
Our self-hosting person. Has strong opinions about Postgres and backups.
IO
Ifeoma Okeke
AI engineer
Builds the agents, and the approval steps that keep them honest.
DK
Daniel Kwan
Project lead
Writes the specs and records the Friday Looms. Answers most of your emails.
Bring us the process that annoys you most.
Thirty minutes on a call. We’ll tell you whether it’s worth automating and roughly what it would cost, even if the answer is a $20 Zapier plan you can set up yourself.
Invoice run finished
6:02 AM
312 drafts created in Xero. 4 need a rate check.
New lead assigned to Sam
9:41 AM
Corvid Labs · 51–200 people · 3m 12s after form fill
Kickoff invite sent
11:15 AM
Asana, Slack and Drive ready for Pollen & Co