An AI operating system for growing companies

Plan.Execute.Track.Succeed.

Corto studies your business, agrees the plan with you, runs the work in one AI-enabled suite, and shows every result against the plan — then does it again next quarter.

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The first report about your company is free

How it works

One loop, run every quarter.

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Plan

then again, every quarter

Know where the company is going, in writing, for the first time.

What Corto does

Reads your company's public record, talks with the founder, and drafts the direction, this year's goals and what each department is counted on for.

What you do

Agree it, change it, or say no — every decision is yours.

The company planagreed

Where the company is going

Sell outside the home market for the first time — by 2028

This year's goals

  • Less of the business depends on any one customerHead of SalesAgreed
  • Get paid faster than we pay our suppliersAccountsAgreed
  • Pass a buyer's audit abroad the first timeQualityWith the founder

Every department reads what the founder expects of it before it is asked for anything.

An illustrative screen from the product.

Before you type anything

It starts with a report about your own company.

Tell Corto your company's registration number. It reads the public record and hands you a report on your business — every figure with its source, and a plain note wherever it cannot see something, instead of a guess.

Get your report

The suite

One AI-enabled suite, instead of a dozen tools that disagree.

Every part reads and writes the same records, so a deal, a task and a goal are never three versions of the truth. Your books stay where they are — Corto reads them.

  • Goals and the company planWhere the company is going, this year's goals, and who carries each one.
  • CRMLeads, deals and proposals — and the deal that updates itself after a call.
  • MarketingWhere business actually comes from, and one door every enquiry lands in.
  • Customer successEvery account's health with the reasons behind it, and the renewals coming up.
  • ProjectsOwners, due dates, milestones, and pages written where the work is.
  • Tasks and calendarOne numbered list for the day, the meetings in it, and their notes.
  • People and HRJoining, leave, leaving, and what the company holds about each person.
  • OperationsOrders, promised dates, and who is waiting on whom.
  • Service deskA broken laptop and a customer complaint in one queue, each with an owner.
  • IntakeThe bill or purchase order that arrives by email, read into the right record.

And one box to talk to all of it

Say what happened. Corto updates the record.

“Met the buyer, they want pricing for 5,000 units by Friday.”→ the deal moves, and a task lands on your Friday

“@Dispatch please send the samples today.”→ a task, assigned, with the order it belongs to

Agents

Agents do the typing. People make the calls.

Each agent has a written job and a written list of what it may never do. Everything it touches is marked, and anything that leaves the company waits for a person.

The sales agent

Does

After a call, finds the deal it belongs to, moves it to the stage the conversation earned, and drafts the follow-up.

Never

Sends the email. A person does.

The intake agent

Does

Reads the supplier bill or purchase order in the inbox into the right record, and marks the fields it is unsure of.

Never

Posts anything to your books.

The operations agent

Does

Notices a promised date slipping, works out who is waiting on it, and proposes the change with its reason.

Never

Moves a date a customer was promised on its own.

Your stack

Built to read what you already run.

Connections are read-only until your team says otherwise, and each one is switched on by a named person.

  • Tally
  • Zoho Books
  • Xero
  • Gmail
  • Google Drive
  • Google Calendar
  • Microsoft 365
  • The spreadsheets you already keep

Trust

Built so a founder can believe the numbers.

Every number shows where it came from
Click any figure and see the records behind it. Where a record is stale or missing, Corto holds the number back and says why.
Nothing leaves the company without a person
Agents draft. A named person approves every email, every change to a customer's date, every write to another system.
People see their own data first
You see what Corto holds about you before your manager does, and a head sees their department before the founder.
Quiet hours are not a setting
Nothing wakes a phone between 9 PM and 7 AM. A list you open is fine; a buzz at midnight is not.
Your data, your region, your exit
Your company's data stays in the region you choose. Export everything or delete it, any time, on any plan.

For companies of fifty to two hundred and fifty people — the founder, the heads, and everyone who works at a desk.

Start with a report about your own company.

Then plan the year with Corto, run it in one suite, and see every quarter whether it worked.

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