Unified Inbox Machine
$99 one time · no monthly bills
Connect your accounts once. Every conversation in one queue, on your own box, with a daily page of what changed.
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Your Messenger conversations land in one queue on your own server, deduplicated so a thread is never counted twice, and an opt-out is honoured the moment it arrives — ahead of anything newer in the same page. Alongside it the machine watches your front door: whether the site is up, checked every fifteen minutes, what Google's PageSpeed score says each day, and how three to five competitors you name are moving month to month. One page at 8 AM: what came in, what needs you, what changed. The ability to send anything to a customer without your approval is not switched off — it is absent from the code.
What's included
- One queue, on your own box — your Messenger conversations, polled on a schedule through Zernio, with unchanged threads skipped so a busy inbox costs no more than a quiet one
- Nothing reaches a customer without you. The ability to send without your approval is not switched off, it is absent from the code. Per-platform send windows are checked before anything can go, each rule carrying the platform's own published policy
- An opt-out wins over everything. A STOP anywhere in a conversation is honoured ahead of the newest message in the same page, not after it
- Your front door, watched — an uptime check every fifteen minutes and Google's PageSpeed score for your front page, daily. No account, no approval, working from the first poll
- Three to five competitors you name, compared monthly through Google Places. It never goes looking for more on its own, because that is how a $6 line item becomes a crawler
- The Morning Review — one page at 8 AM on weekdays, with a date picker back to your first day and every daily report kept forever
- Every source keeps its own health. One dead connection never takes the others down — the page tells you it could not reach a source since Tuesday instead of quietly showing you a zero
What it does for you
- Nothing sits unanswered because you never saw it — every conversation is in the same queue
- Nothing goes out that you did not approve, because there is no code path that could send it
- Ten minutes on Monday tells you what your customers, your site and your competitors all did last week
Why this isn't a weekend project
Deduplication that holds across overlapping polls.
Every source is read over overlapping windows. Without a key on the source's own id, the weekly page would count the same conversation three times, and you would stop trusting every number on it.
An opt-out that beats the clock.
A STOP is honoured ahead of the newest message in the same page, not after it — so a conversation that ends mid-poll ends immediately, not on the next sweep.
A corrected number never shows up twice.
A reading of a day replaces the last one instead of piling up beside it, so a source that revises yesterday's figure corrects the page rather than doubling it.
One dead source never takes the others down.
Each source keeps its own health, so the page tells you it could not reach a source since Tuesday instead of quietly showing you a zero.
You'll need: Claude Code and your own API keys. Your inbox, your site checks, your competitors and your morning report work the day you install it. It runs on a server you own, and your data never leaves it.
How it's delivered: You're invited to a private repo the moment you check out — the machine itself, not instructions for building one. One command installs it on your own computer or a VPS, and updates are a git pull. A walkthrough video takes you from empty box to first run, and there's a downloadable release if you'd rather just have the files.
Before you buy
What do I actually get for $99?
The machine itself, not instructions for building one. You're invited to a private repo the moment you check out. One command installs it on your own computer or a VPS, a walkthrough video takes you from an empty box to first run, and there's a downloadable release if you'd rather just have the files.
I have never used Claude Code. Is that a problem?
It is a free install and the video assumes you have never opened it. If you would rather not touch any of it, that is what AIOS is: I set up the server, the accounts and the keys, then hand you all of them.
What does it cost to run?
The machines run on your own API keys, so you pay the providers directly and never me. The exact services, your configuration options and typical running costs are all documented in the box. Inside AIOS, a ceiling you set is enforced in code, so it cannot surprise you.
What if it isn't for me?
Thirty days, money back, no questions.
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