Earn with yourOS
Let it earn with you.
yourOS does real work that people pay for: logos, websites, online shops, research, reports and the repeat chores in a job. You choose what to sell, set your own price and say yes. It does the rest, and you don’t need to be technical.
Tell me what you’re good at. I’ll do the heavy lifting.
Today’s earning work
Example- Logo for Hearth Bakery Iris: Three directions ready. Pick one to send. Needs you
- Booking site for Studio Rosa Kit: All 38 checks passed. Ready to try. Ready
- Your Friday report Roxy: Written in your words, waiting for Friday. Ready
- The candle shop Kit: Two new orders, paid. On your packing list. 2 orders
The client, the price and the yes are yours. Everything in between is yourOS.
24 ways it earns
Pick a way in.
Every idea is work yourOS does today, or is marked as coming. Each says what it does, what stays with you, and the sentence you’d say to start it.
Showing 24 of 24 ideas
Sell what it makes. You’re the studio. It’s the team.
Logos, websites, shops and phone apps for real clients. You talk to them; it does the making.
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Iris Today
Logos and brand kits for local shops
“Draw three logo ideas for the bakery on my street.”
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- Draws three directions, then every file the shop needs.
- You
- Meet the owner, pick with them, send the invoice.
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Kit Today
Websites for businesses without one
“Make a website for the barber round the corner, with prices and booking.”
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- Asks three questions, builds on a private copy, tests every page and form.
- You
- Show the client the preview. Say when it goes live.
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Kit Today
Booking pages for salons and tutors
“Build a booking page with deposits for a salon with three chairs.”
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- A calendar per chair, a deposit when they book, a reminder the day before.
- You
- Charge for the set-up, and monthly to look after it.
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Iris Today
Animated logos for screens and socials
“Animate this logo for a café’s screen: warm light that draws the name.”
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- Storyboards it, makes the film, and checks it frame by frame.
- You
- Offer it as the add-on to every logo you sell.
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Kit Today
Online shops for makers
“Build a shop for these candles, with card payments.”
- It
- Products, delivery and card payments, with a real checkout tested first.
- You
- Find the maker at the market. Set the price.
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Kit Today
Order-ahead phone apps for cafés
“Make an order-ahead phone app for the café I go to.”
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- Plans the screens with you, builds and tests it, and gives you a test build.
- You
- Send it to the App Store from the café’s account.
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Kit Today
Dashboards for a business’s numbers
“Show this shop’s sales, bookings and reviews on one screen.”
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- Connects where the numbers live, and updates itself every morning.
- You
- A monthly fee for a screen the owner opens daily.
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Kit Today
Freelance code jobs
“Add dark mode to this app and fix the slow search.”
- It
- Reads the code, builds in parallel, runs the tests, and a second agent reviews.
- You
- Take the ticket, read the change, hand it over.
Sell what it knows. Research, priced.
Research with its sources shown, pricing reviews and posts, for owners who have no time.
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Nova Today
Research briefs, with sources
“Find the three best oat milk suppliers for a café, with sources.”
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- Deep research on a market, a supplier or a big purchase, sources shown.
- You
- Sell the brief to owners who don’t have the time.
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Nova Today
Pricing reviews for small businesses
“Check what salons near here charge for a cut and colour.”
- It
- Checks what similar businesses nearby charge, and where the owner sits.
- You
- Turn it into one clear recommendation.
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Iris Today
Social posts in the brand’s colours
“Make a month of posts for the florist on the corner, in their colours.”
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- Posts and stories for an offer, in the brand’s look, ready to post.
- You
- Approve each one. Bill by the month.
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Roxy Today
A booking service, by phone
“Book a table for four in Lisbon on Friday, and ask for the terrace.”
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- Phones restaurants and salons to book, and translates on calls abroad in the languages it speaks.
- You
- Offer it to busy people and travellers.
Your job, lighter. The repeat work runs itself.
Routines write the report, prepare the meeting and draft the replies. You check, then send.
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Roxy Today
A morning briefing at 07:00
“Brief me every weekday at seven on what needs me.”
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- Reads your calendar and what needs you, and says it in under a minute.
- You
- Start the day on the three things that matter.
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Roxy Today
The Friday report, already written
“Every Friday at four, write my report from the sales sheet.”
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- A routine writes it from the week’s numbers, in your words.
- You
- Read it, change a line, send it.
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Roxy Today
Replies drafted in your voice
“Draft replies to the emails that need one, in my words.”
- It
- Drafts an answer to every email that needs one.
- You
- Send the ones you agree with.
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Nova Today
Meeting prep on one page
“Before my 11:00, look into Lumen and the two people I’m meeting.”
- It
- Researches the company and the people before the call.
- You
- Walk in knowing more than anyone there.
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Juno Today
Invoice reminders every Monday
“Every Monday at nine, draft a nudge for each late invoice.”
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- Finds what’s overdue and drafts a polite nudge for each.
- You
- Send them, and get paid sooner.
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Roxy Today
Contracts read before you sign
“Read this contract and tell me what to watch.”
- It
- A careful read: what to watch, in plain English.
- You
- Decide. Ask a lawyer when it matters.
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Kit Today
A spreadsheet turned into an app
“Turn our stock spreadsheet into an app.”
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- Builds a yourOS app for the process you repeat, which your agents can use too.
- You
- Stop copying rows by hand.
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Kit Coming
Your work tools, joined up
“Make me an app for the timesheet site I use at work.”
- It
- A private app for a service you use, from its API or the pages you see when you sign in.
- You
- Tell it the chore once.
Something of your own. A little business, and more kept.
A shop that sells while you sleep, and fewer things you pay for and never use.
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Iris Today
Printable planners and templates
“Design a printable meal planner, and build a shop to sell it.”
- It
- Designs them, and Kit builds the shop that sells them.
- You
- Choose the subject you know best.
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Kit Coming
Sell the apps you make
“Tidy up my bills app so I can sell it on Quarter.”
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- An app you made for yourself, shared or sold to other yourOS users after a review.
- You
- Keep it up to date and answer questions.
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Juno Today
Subscriptions you could cancel
“Show me the subscriptions I could cancel.”
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- Builds a bills app from what you pay, and shows what you could cut.
- You
- Cancel the ones you never open.
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Atlas Today
Three quotes before anything big
“Get three quotes for a new boiler and book the best good one.”
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- Gets quotes, compares them, and suggests the best good one.
- You
- Say yes, and it books it.
No idea here promises an income. What you charge, and who you sell to, is yours to decide.
Where to start
Three questions. Three ideas.
Answer with a press each. The ideas that fit you best come up beside them, with the first thing to say.
What do you enjoy?
How much time do you have?
Who could you work for?
Start with these
- Logos and brand kits for local shops Draws three directions, then every file the shop needs. Iris · coming
- Websites for businesses without one Asks three questions, builds on a private copy, tests every page and form. Kit · coming
- Online shops for makers Products, delivery and card payments, with a real checkout tested first. Kit · coming
Say this to Roxy
“Draw three logo ideas for the bakery on my street.”
Say it the way you’d tell a friend. I’ll take it from there.
Your one-person studio
A real client. A real brief.
You did the talking. The making happened while you were at lunch: two of these six steps are yours.
Mara, Hearth Bakery, writes
“We’re opening a second bakery in May. We’d love a warm, old-fashioned logo, and a simple website with our hours and pre-orders for Saturdays.”
Three questions, answered
- Colours?Flour and rye
- Take payment for pre-orders?Yes
- A domain?They have one
It asks only what it needs, and shows you what it assumed.
Three directions
Iris draws each as a different idea, not three versions of one.
Iris · Design
The second is my favourite. It works stamped on a bag, and it animates nicely.
38 of 38 checks passed · every page and the pre-order form
“It’s perfect. Put it live.” · Mara
You said go, so it went live. The version before is kept, one tap away.
Want the seal animated for her shop’s screen? I can start tonight.
A workday, lighter
The repeat work, done by ten.
For anyone who works from anywhere. Say it once, the way you’d ask a colleague, and it runs on the schedule you gave it.
- 07:00 Morning briefing Three things today. The 11:00 with Lumen matters most. · Roxy Done Waiting
- 07:40 Inbox read, replies drafted Twelve need an answer. Drafts for nine; three need a fact from you. · Roxy Needs you Answered Waiting
- 08:15 Meeting prep: Lumen One page on the company and the two people. · Nova Done Waiting
- 09:00 Invoice reminders Two are 14 days late. A polite nudge drafted for each. · Juno Needs you Answered Waiting
- 09:30 Sales sheet into your tracker The app Kit built for you, up to date. · Kit Done Waiting
Each routine was planned with you, tried once for real except the sending, and only then turned on.
Decisions
Two need you.
Roxy · Inbox read, replies drafted · 07:40
Nine replies are drafted in your words. Three need a fact from you.
Opened. Send the ones you agree with.
Juno · Invoice reminders · 09:00
Two invoices are 14 days late. I drafted a polite nudge for each.
Opened. They’re ready for you to send.
Nothing needs you yet.
Set up once
“Every Friday at four, write my report from the sales sheet.” It plans the routine, tries it once, and turns it on when you say.
The chores are done. The rest of the day is the part that needs you.
The promise
It does the work. It never acts as you.
Your name is on what you sell, so you always have the last word. Here’s what it never does alone.
I’ll get it ready. You say when it goes.
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Nothing goes live without your OK.
A site, a shop, an app: a private preview first, then live only when you say.
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Nothing goes out in your name alone.
Replies, posts and invoices wait as drafts until you read them and send them.
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Spending always asks first.
Anything that costs money comes to Decisions. On a call, you approve it with a two-digit code.
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Every version is kept.
If a client changes their mind, going back is one tap.
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No earnings promises.
We show you the work it does. What you charge, and who buys, is up to you.
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Be open about it.
Tell clients, and your employer, that you work with yourOS. You’re still the one they hire.
This whole site was built by yourOS.
Every page and window you’ve scrolled past, planned, built and checked the same way, and live only once we said yes.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The short answers to what people ask us most.
Can yourOS help me make money?
It does real work people pay for: logos, websites, online shops, research, reports and the repeat chores in a job. You find the client, set the price and approve the work; yourOS does the making. We don’t promise earnings: the business is yours.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You describe what you want in your own words. Roxy asks a few questions, shows you a plan in plain English, builds it on a private copy and tests it before you see it.
What can I sell with it?
Logos and brand kits, websites and booking pages, online shops, animated logos, phone apps, dashboards, research briefs, pricing reviews and social posts. Each is built and checked by yourOS, and goes to your client only when you say.
Can it lighten my day job?
Yes. Routines write the weekly report, prepare your meetings, draft replies and chase late invoices on the schedule you give them, and everything waits for you before it’s sent. Check what your employer allows, and be open about it.
Can I tell my clients I use yourOS?
Please do. You’re still the one they hire: you talk to them, approve the work and stand behind it.
Will it spend money or send anything without me?
No. Anything that spends money, speaks for you or can’t be undone waits for your OK, and on a call you approve with a two-digit code.
Be first to meet her
Your first call starts here.
Roxy
On the call
Hello. I’m Roxy.