Autostep
autostep.ai/
Autostep installs on employee desktops to observe actual work patterns, then quantifies the dollar cost of repetitive tasks and recommends where to deploy an AI agent or process fix — a discover-first, act-second model rather than an interview-based consulting approach. The homepage claims a small team “uncovered $100K+ in operational waste with 10 people,” and lists the specific tasks it targets by name: creating reports, cold calls, drafting PowerPoints, data entry, support emails. It's explicit that automation isn't always the answer, stating “sometimes the best agent is no agent.” Trust signals lean on early-stage backing (Y Combinator, Neo) and a SOC 2 Type II certification described as in progress rather than completed.
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- Productivity
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- Autostep - Uncover repetitive tasks ready for AI
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Autostep's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Autostep's live page — useful references for productivity landing page design.
