Saanora Moons · powered by Mark

Little moons.
Real work.

Moons are always-on agents, powered by Mark. Give one a job and it keeps going on its own, on a computer of its own, and asks you before anything that matters.

Your first moon

Everyone starts with Wibble.

Wibble wears the crown and can do anything you'd ask Mark: research, write, plan and get things done on the web. When a job keeps needing a skill, it suggests a teammate and waits for your yes.

Wibble

Working on your offsite

Sample conversation
Find a venue in Lisbon for our team offsite: 8 people, 14–16 May, under €6,000.

Wibble·Working

While you get on with your day

It keeps going after you close the tab.

Moons work in the cloud, so your laptop can sleep. Hand one a job once, or let it check in every weekday morning. You hear from it when it's done, or when it needs you.

  1. Dapple

    Your 10:00 with Northwind: one page and three questions.

    Dapple is done.
  2. Snippet

    This week on your topics, in five minutes.

    Snippet is done.
  3. Quibble

    The desk lamp you're watching dropped to £64. Buy it?

    Quibble needs you.
  4. Pippin

    Two emails need you before 3. Replies are drafted.

    Pippin is done.
  5. Pootle

    The airline sent a code. Your turn.

    Pootle needs you: it's your turn.
  6. Wibble

    The offsite plan is done. Everyone else is asleep.

    Wibble is done.
Teammates

When a job needs more than one.

Say yes to a teammate and Wibble hands it the work. Moons pass tasks along a team board and talk things through in groups, and anything waiting on you is marked so you can't miss it.

Team boardSample tasks
  • Look into the three venues and who runs them
    Hand-off to Dapple·Doing· Pootle picks it up next
  • Trains and flights for 8 from London
    Hand-off to Pootle·Waiting on you
  • Jingle finished A save-the-date picture for the team · Painted in watercolour, saved to Files
A computer of its own

Each moon has its own computer.

A desktop in the cloud, for the parts of a job that need a real browser. Watch it work live, take over whenever you like, and hand it back when you're done. What one moon signs in to stays with that moon.

Illustration of a moon's computer. Dapple's cursor reads the About page of Northwind Health, a made-up company, opens its news page and saves notes to Files. Take over to drive it yourself; Dapple looks away until you give it back.
Dapple's computer
Working in Chrome · Northwind
NowReading the About page
Illustration

Computer time is part of your plan's usage. When a moon is between jobs, its computer is put away.

You stay in charge

They ask first.

A moon does the legwork. The decisions that matter stay with you, on cards you can answer from anywhere. These are the real cards; try them.

The real card, with a sample email. Press Send and you get a few seconds to undo; nothing actually goes out.
When a site sends a code, type it on the card and it goes straight into the waiting page. Try any six digits.

You choose how much each moon may do

Asks before it sends, posts, changes or deletes anything. Hands spending to you.

  • The big steps wait for you

    Sending, posting, changing, deleting and spending ask first, unless you say otherwise.

  • Your secrets stay yours

    Passwords, payment details and “prove you’re human” checks are always handed to you. A code you type goes straight into the page, never to the moon.

  • Everything is on the record

    Every step lands in its feed. What it remembers sits in a notebook you can read and edit.

  • One button stops them all

    Stop every moon at once, and pick up where they left off when you're ready.

Moons can get things wrong, like any of us. That's why the big steps wait for you, and why every step is there to read.

What a moon can reach

Everything it needs to finish the job.

Pictures

It paints or prints the picture you ask for, right in the conversation.

A real picture made in Saanora

Files of its own

Each moon keeps a folder: briefs, sheets and notes it makes, plus anything you hand it.

Your apps

Connect Notion, Linear, GitHub and many more, with the permissions you choose for each one.

Schedules, if you like

Every weekday at 8, every Friday afternoon. Offered when they help, never required.

A notebook that learns

Your thumbs up and down teach it how you like things. You can read every note.

Orbit

Or start from a moon we made.

Orbit holds moons made by Saanora, each with a real job, the routines to do it and the apps it works well with. Add one, and it's yours to rename, restyle and retrain.

Pricing

Moons come with every plan.

Your moons and their computers are part of your plan's usage. Nothing extra to buy, nothing separate to count.

Free
Wibble + 1 more
moons
Moons' work
In your usage
Apps, files, schedules
Included
Computer time
Included
Lite
Wibble + 3 more
moons
Moons' work
In your usage
Apps, files, schedules
Included
Computer time
Included
Spark
Wibble + 10 more
moons
Moons' work
In your usage
Apps, files, schedules
Included
Computer time
Included

Moons use your weekly usage, the same one as chat, computer time included, and never your 5-hour session. By default they may use up to 70% of your week; change it in Moons → Usage. Moon computers at once: 1 on Free, 2 on Lite, 5 on Spark.

Compare

Comparing always-on agents?

See Moons side by side with the others, from each maker's own public pages.

Questions

Before you meet your first moon.

How is a moon different from chatting with Mark?

A chat with Mark answers while you're there. A moon takes a job and keeps going without you: it works in the cloud, uses its own computer and your connected apps, keeps its own files and notes, and checks back when it's done or needs you. You talk to it the same way.

What will a moon do without asking?

You decide. Careful asks before it sends, posts, changes or deletes anything and hands spending to you. Trusted does what you asked for on its own but still asks before deleting or spending. Full access lets it act on its own, though a safety check still reviews every action. On every level, sign-ins, codes, card numbers and “prove you’re human” checks come to you.

Who sees my passwords and codes?

Not the moon. When a site wants a sign-in, a payment or a “prove you’re human” check, the moon hands its computer to you and looks away while you type. A sign-in code you type on its card goes straight into the waiting page.

Does my computer need to stay on?

No. Moons run in the cloud, each on a computer of its own, so you can close the tab or the laptop. You'll get a note when one finishes or needs you.

Do I have to set up a schedule?

No. Give a moon a job whenever you like. If a job would be useful every morning or every week, it offers a schedule once, and you can say yes, change it or ignore it.

What does it cost?

Moons come with every Saanora plan: Wibble plus 1 more moon on Free, 3 more on Lite and 10 more on Spark, with 1, 2 or 5 moon computers at once. Everything they do, computer time included, uses your weekly usage, the same one as chat, shown as a % in Usage. By default moons may use up to 70% of your week, and you can change that. When their share or the week is used up, they rest and pick up after the reset.

Can I stop everything at once?

Yes. One button stops every moon mid-step, and another picks them back up. You can also pause a single moon, or tell it something mid-job without starting over.

How do Moons compare with ChatGPT dots, Grok Bot, Meta Muse or OpenBot?

They're all agents that keep working when you're not there. What Moons brings: a computer of its own for every moon that you can watch and take over, Careful, Trusted or Full access for each moon, characters whose look tells you how they're doing, and moons made by Saanora to start from, all included in every Saanora plan. Our comparison pages put them side by side, from each maker's public pages.

Are Moons in the desktop and mobile apps?

Not yet. Moons is on the web first, at saanora.com, and works in any modern browser on a computer or a phone. The apps will follow.

Little moons. Real work.

Saanora is one AI for everything. Moons are the part that keeps going.