Make thecompanymove.

You do not need another dashboard to babysit. Connect a business, set the rules and budget, and win.sh starts the daily operating loop. It watches, remembers, proposes, and acts when you let it.

Reviewed June 2026

What does win.sh actually do?

win.sh is the company assistant that keeps work moving when you are not in the tab. It watches signals, remembers the business, and pushes the next useful action inside your rules.

It reads the room

Revenue, traffic, customer pain, approvals, and reports stay on its radar.

It calls the next move

Useful actions show up with the reason, budget, and evidence attached.

It earns the keys

Routine work can run on its own. Risky moves still ask first.

One assistant per company. No fake team, no org chart theater, no chat box to babysit. Just an operating loop that learns as it runs.

Watch the company do the work

Open activity log

The money gets checked

win.sh reads revenue, traffic, and costs from connected tools, then flags what changed.

9:02 AMCompany assistant
Pending

Risky moves ask first

Spend or outreach comes back with budget, reason, and one clean approve button.

10:15 AMCompany assistant
New

Learnings become memory

Results, decisions, and confirmed learnings get saved so the next run starts smarter.

11:47 AMCompany assistant
Sent

The report lands daily

What changed, what moved, and what needs your call lands in one readable recap.

7:30 PMCompany assistant

How the daily run works

1

Start with a reason

A schedule, event, anomaly, or user request starts a run.

2

Load the business

The assistant pulls in goals, rules, recent decisions, and company memory.

3

Check the live signals

Revenue, traffic, docs, inboxes, and the web get checked for anything worth acting on.

4

Act or ask

It drafts, executes safe work, asks on risky moves, then saves what it learned.

You set the rules. win.sh earns the keys.

Start approval first. As the assistant proves itself, routine work gets automatic while risky moves still come back to you.

Trust level 4 · More room

Trust level 4

More room

  • You approve the risky moves

    Critical decisions always need your approval.

  • Receipts for every move

    Every action, decision, and change is logged.

  • Budget guardrails

    The assistant stays within the rules and your budget.

Waiting for your call

2 pending decisions

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Moves already made

  • An assistant recorded a decision

  • An assistant recorded a decision

  • An assistant recorded a decision

  • An assistant recorded a decision

  • An owner cleared an approval

See full audit trail

The company gets smarter every run

win.sh saves decisions, rules, customer patterns, and confirmed learnings so each run starts with less guesswork than the last.

  • Competitor pricing update

    Company assistant · Fact

  • Winback campaign results

    Company assistant · Learning

  • Q2 budget plan approved

    You · Decision

  • Refund policy change impact

    Company assistant · Learning

  • SaaS metrics baseline

    Company assistant · Fact

  • Ad spend stays under €2,000 / month

    You · Rule

BeforeAfter (last 30 days)
Anomaly detection61% 82%
Task success rate74% 91%
Approval accuracy68% 87%
Cost per task€0.23 €0.14
The memory gets sharper. The next run starts ahead.
For builders who want the wiring

Run the same loops from your terminal

Hosted win.sh is the fastest path, but the loop contracts are portable. Install the open source package, approve a scoped token, and let Codex or Claude Code run readable Markdown skills in your own repo.

win terminal
npm install -g @win.sh/win
win auth login
win install bug-autofix
win tick
  • Local-first harness

    Loops, skills, state, and journals stay inspectable as files.

  • Browser-approved tokens

    The CLI opens win.sh, you approve, and the token returns to localhost.

  • Versioned business logic

    Operating loops can be reviewed, edited, committed, and shared.

Give it
the first
run.

Connect the company, set the rules and budget, then let the assistant start the loop. You keep the keys. win.sh brings back proof.

  • Approval gates
  • Budget limits
  • Private company memory
  • Daily operating loop