SecondShift

The office crew that works
while yours sleeps.

A personal AI agent built for restoration companies. Inbox sorted before the first call. Bookings watched around the clock. Posts, briefs, and follow-ups drafted — and nothing sends without your approval.

Get the $7 Starter Pack
A restoration office at night — the dispatch desk glowing, rain on the windows, drying equipment standing by

Under the hood

Four parts, the same ones any good hire needs: a desk of its own, skills it can reuse, a memory that lasts, and a hard rule about approvals.

Its own computer

Every agent gets its own computer — browser, terminal, files — that you can watch live and take over at any time.

Skills, written once

Show it a job once and it becomes a reusable skill. Skills run as routines on a schedule, whether you're awake or not.

Memory that stays yours

Plain-text files you can read, edit, and keep. Priorities, projects, people — remembered across every job.

Nothing sends without approval

Drafts wait for a human tap. The agent prepares; you decide. Every send, post, and booking change passes a person first.

Built for restoration, first

Six jobs no generic agent ships with — written for the way restoration companies actually run.

Storm watch briefsOvernight weather and damage signals for your service area, summarized before the phones start.
GBP posts, scheduledGoogle Business posts written and scheduled weeks out, with your Call button doing the talking.
Review-request queueFinished jobs turn into personal, one-at-a-time review asks — never a blast.
AI citation checksAre ChatGPT and Google's AI naming you for your services in your towns? Measured, not guessed.
Lead-form delivery monitorYour website forms are tested end to end. A form that says "sent" but delivers nothing gets flagged, not believed.
Xactimate F9 note draftsField notes turned into clean, defensible F9 documentation drafts for the estimator to approve.

Plus the full office — eighteen jobs, day one

The general office work, prebuilt. Jobs marked LIVE are running today on the owner's real accounts.

Morning briefingLIVE
Calendar, overnight email that matters, today's weather — one page, ready when you are.
Inbox sort by deal & urgencyLIVE
Every message labeled and prioritized; money items escalated, noise buried.
Reply draftingLIVE
Drafts in your voice, waiting for your tap. Nothing sends itself.
Booking watch & triageLIVE
New bookings classified — prospect, customer, sales pitch — with a five-line pre-call brief.
Follow-up draft queueLIVE
Stale threads surfaced with a draft ready, so nothing dies of silence.
Scheduling & remindersLIVE
Calls booked, buffers kept, conflicts caught before they happen.
Draft-truth auditLIVE
What's actually sitting unsent in your drafts, reported weekly — no phantom "I sent it."
CRM updates from email & call notesRecords updated from what was actually said. (Runs on Gmail/Calendar/Drive today — see gaps.)
Pre-call researchWho you're about to talk to, what they run, what changed lately.
Meeting notes → tasks & follow-upsNotes become assignments and drafts, not a document nobody opens.
Weekly deal digestEvery open thread, its age, and its next step — one page, Monday morning.
Outreach sequences & newslettersDrafted in your voice, sent only on approval.
Competitor trackingTheir offers, their posts, their moves — a weekly one-pager.
Content calendar from product updatesYour news turned into scheduled posts, automatically drafted.
Social imagesBranded cards in your colors — sampled from your own site, never guessed.
Proposal draftingFirst drafts from your templates and past wins.
Ad variantsTen angles on your best offer, ready for review.
Churn check-ins & event follow-upsQuiet customers and fresh handshakes both get a timely, personal draft.

Three ways your Muse can run it

The pack teaches all three. Pick the one that fits your shop — switch any time, it's the same files.

A workstation at dusk, screen glowing — the agent's own computer

On its own computer

The standard setup: your agent on its own cloud computer. Watch it work, take over any time. For owners who want the full office running from day one.

A laptop at home at night, job folders stacked beside it

Edge — your laptop stays home base

Your files stay on your machine. The agent visits — it doesn't move in. Working files, photos, and records stay on your own laptop; while a job runs, the agent reaches them over a private encrypted tunnel, and nothing is copied out permanently. The honest contrast: a pure-local bot runs a smaller open-weight model on your hardware, alone. Edge pairs data that stays home with a frontier model that visits.

A phone on a work jacket at a water-damage job, checklist on screen

Light — phone-only

The computer is already in your pocket. A full Linux environment (Termux) turns an ordinary Android phone into a real computer — files, code, APIs, schedules, data on-device. You talk to the agent through the app or messaging. Demonstrated on a Moto G24 that built and served a working web dashboard entirely on-device.

Receipts, not promises

Everything below happened on the owner's real accounts. Dates and counts are the record, not the brochure.

Tue Oct 13, 2026 · 9:00 AM PT

Morning brief generated live from real Gmail and Calendar — the same brief format this product sells.

Overnight · Oct 12–13

Inbox run sorted 364 messages, applied 397 labels, 0 failures — and escalated exactly one money item.

First booking · Oct 13

The appointment setter caught its first real booking (Thu Oct 15, 10:45 AM PT), classified it, and sent the brief automatically.

Last night · Oct 12

The same stack sent 252 LinkedIn invitations and scheduled a week of posts across three business profiles.

What his does that this doesn't — yet

Printed on our own page, because a product that hides its gaps is asking you not to look.

The Starter Pack — this is the product.

Everything on this page runs on files — Muse skills, plain text, no magic. The Starter Pack is those files, packaged. Get a Muse account, drop the pack in, and your Muse sets itself up the same way ours runs: a filing system it actually follows, the job skills, the approval rules, and a setup guide written for humans.

  • The filing system — where everything lives on your agent's computer, so it stores things right the first time
  • The Restoration Six + core office skills in ready-to-install skill format
  • The priorities brief template — five lines that teach it your business
  • The approval rules — nothing sends, posts, or books without your tap
  • Optional: connect your Google Drive, Microsoft, or Box whenever you're ready — the pack works on the built-in files alone

$7 — one time. Your Muse subscription is your own; the pack is the know-how.

Set up in about 3 minutes

1 · Sign up for MuseOne account. That's the agent, its computer, and its memory.
2 · Connect Gmail & CalendarTwo sign-ins. Drive too, if you want file jobs. Or skip it — the pack runs on built-in files.
3 · Paste your priorities briefFive lines: what matters, who matters, what never sends without you.
4 · Turn on three jobsMorning brief, inbox sort, booking watch. Add the rest when you trust it.

And when your bot hits a wall…

That's the honest deal with the $7 pack: most people will run it, do cool things with it, and never need us again. Good. But sooner or later your Muse will meet a job somebody says can't be done — a system that won't connect, a workflow with no template, a build that needs hands.

That's what Tygart Media actually sells. Bring us the wall. We build the advanced stuff with you — the same way this page, this pack, and every receipt on it got built in a single morning.