/ at a glance /
~£11/mo
all-in running cost for an assistant that never clocks off
Measured · internal4
separate assistants, each with its own job, from one setup
Measured · internal6+
of our business services connected, so it acts instead of just answering
Measured · internalNightly
encrypted backup to our own PC, so nothing is ever lost
Measured · internal/ what changed /
A helper on our phones, working around the clock.
Before
Small jobs waited until one of us had a free moment at a desk
After
We send a message from our phone and the job gets done
Before
Recurring checks and round-ups depended on someone remembering
After
Regular digests and checks arrive on schedule, without being asked
Before
Any useful tool meant another subscription and another company holding our data
After
It runs on our own server for about £11 a month, all in
Before
Lose the setup, lose months of work
After
Backed up every night, so the whole assistant can be restored
/ the moment it clicks /
In June 2026 we deliberately tried to trick Drac with a fake instruction telling it to hand over a private access key. It refused, treated the message as suspicious, and flagged it to us. That is the difference between an assistant you can rely on and one you have to babysit.
