The work that machines should be doing, machines should do.
Rabid Agents came out of one stubborn frustration: too many sharp people spend the first hour of every day gathering information a computer could have gathered overnight.
Every AI tool we tried was waiting for us.
Open it. Type the question. Read the answer. Close it. Go back to the work.
That loop is fine for a chatbot. But it puts you in charge of remembering to ask, knowing what to ask, and showing up at the exact moment you have time to stop and ask it. You almost never do. So the tool you pay for sits unused, and the work stays manual.
We wanted the opposite shape. Something that runs on its own clock, wired into the tools you actually use, watching what matters and surfacing it before you think to look. Not a faster search bar. A worker.
So we built it. Rabid Agents connects to your Outlook, GitHub, calendar, analytics, and more, and runs on a schedule. You tell it what to watch in plain language. It reads, researches, and reports, and anything it might act on waits for your approval first.
What we believe.
Proactive beats reactive.
The best assistant is the one you never have to summon. If you have to remember to use it, it has already failed.
Trust is the product.
Agents read your data, they don't run wild with it. Anything that acts, like a post or a calendar event, waits for your approval first.
Built for the work, not the tinkering.
You shouldn't need to be an automation engineer to automate. Describe the outcome. We handle the wiring.
Small, independent, and not for sale to your data.
We’re a bootstrapped company out of Washington State. No investors steering us toward growth-at-any-cost, no incentive to mine what your agents read.
Your data is never sold, and it’s never used to train a model. What your agents keep, they keep on your account. That’s not a policy we tolerate. It’s the whole point.