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Right Hand

By 8am, you already know what to do.

An assistant on your WhatsApp that prepares payment reminders, replies and your schedule, and waits for your Yes.

Right Hand your assistant

Good morning. 2 unanswered conversations: Marina wrote yesterday at 7pm.
08:00
To collect: R$ 4,200 overdue for more than 30 days, from 3 customers.
08:00
Reply to Marina and remind her about the August invoice.
08:02 ✓✓
Approve?

I'll send this reply to the customer:

“Hi Marina! How are you? About the August invoice, R$ 1,400: could you tell me the payment date?”
YesNo 08:02
Yes
08:03 ✓✓
Reply sent.
08:03

Demo · fictional data

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Tells you before you askThe brief arrives at 8am.¹
Nothing goes out without your YesOne tap to approve.
Never moves moneyEvery message sent is logged.

At 8am, you already know your day.

On its own: unanswered conversations, tasks and, with the Invoices and reconciliation module, who is over 30 days late. Nothing new, no message.¹

8am brief
9am follow-ups
45 min before meeting prep
5pm wrap-up
the 1st monthly snapshot

On WhatsApp, it only messages you on its own up to 24 hours after your last message.²

See the routines

8am, every day · Daily brief. Unanswered conversations, tasks and drafts waiting for your Yes; with the Invoices and reconciliation module, who has been overdue for more than 30 days. If nothing is new, it sends nothing.
9am, Monday to Friday · Follow-ups. With the Clients and sales module, stalled proposals and conversations become follow-up drafts for you to approve.
45 minutes before the meeting · Prep. Last contact, open proposal and a suggested agenda, taken from the CRM and your notes.
5pm, Monday to Friday · Wrap-up. What went unanswered, the tasks and what is coming up tomorrow on your calendar.
Monday, 8:30am · Weekly review. Sales, cash and the filings due in the next 30 days.
The 1st, 7am · Monthly snapshot. How many tasks it closed, how much you approved and the response time. Counts only.

8am brief08:00

2 unanswered conversations
R$ 4,200 overdue for more than 30 days
3 tasks, 1 overdue

Example · fictional data

It prepares. You say Yes.

Messages, emails and events arrive as a request. The Yes only covers the text you saw: if the text changes, nothing goes out.

Nothing goes out without your Yes
No tool moves money
A log the database won't let anyone edit

What it does not do, and how to stop it

It does not pay or transfer: a payment reminder is a message, with your Yes.
It does not issue invoices: it reads and checks them.
It does not replace your system: it reads what you already use, through access you grant and revoke.
It is not your accountant or lawyer: it reminds you of the deadline and frames the question; the professional signs.

To stop and undo

/parar tudo viajando Pauses routines and automatic tasks, with the reason you wrote ("viajando" means "traveling"). It keeps answering so you can resume.
/voltar tudo Resumes what was paused, without firing everything that was skipped at once.
ask it to remove the routine When it creates a routine, it tells you its number and how to remove it.
/esquecer and the excerpt Removes a document or rule from its memory, with your Yes.

Approve?

I'll send this reply to the customer:

“Hi Marina! How are you? About the August invoice, R$ 1,400: could you tell me the payment date?”

Example · fictional data

Run the numbers with your own figures.

The math runs in your browser. The link to this calculation carries the numbers in the page address.

Hours a week on admin work Average for owners in Brazil: 9 hours.³

Your hourly value (R$)

Plan⁴

The plan pays off if it saves you

27 min

per working day

Today those hours cost R$ 1,950 a month. The plan costs 15% of the average cost of a salaried assistant in Curitiba.⁵

This compares price, not work: it does not replace a person.

Math: 52 weeks ÷ 12 months, 22 working days.

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Compare with other options

Right Hand

Monthly cost
R$ 490, plus R$ 1,500 onboarding⁴
Who decides what goes out
You, with the Yes button, tied to the text you saw
Tells you without being asked
8am brief and routines¹
Reads your systems
Calendar and customer inbox; statements and invoices as files, with the modules
Keeps a log
In a log the database will not let anyone edit
Do it yourself

Monthly cost
39 hours of your month³
Who decides what goes out
You
Tells you without being asked
Only if you remember
Reads your systems
You open them one by one
Keeps a log
What you write down
Hire an assistant (employee)

Monthly cost
on average R$ 3,186.60⁵
Who decides what goes out
Whatever the two of you agree
Tells you without being asked
If it is part of the job
Reads your systems
With the access you give
Keeps a log
What they write down
Subscription chatbot

Monthly cost
R$ 189 to R$ 199 on the annual plan (Botconversa)⁶
Who decides what goes out
The flow you build
Tells you without being asked
Answers whoever writes in
Reads your systems
Whatever the flow looks up
Keeps a log
The chat history

The rest of what it does

Monthly snapshot, every 1st¹ Tasks closed, approvals and response time. Counts only.

Example · fictional data
A voice note becomes a taskReminders and routines by voice
Your filing deadlinesA reminder before they are due
It also answers your customers The bot replies without waiting for your Yes.
See a real estate agency See a clinic
Demo · fictional data

See the full list

Conversation and routine

A line on Meta's official WhatsAppOn its own, it only writes up to 24 hours after your last message (or your customer's last message, in their conversation). Telegram has no such limit.²
Telegram, through the same inbox
Voice notes become text
A photo of an invoice or receipt becomes text
A document becomes a house rule/esquecer undoes it, with your Yes.
The 8am brief, which stays quiet when there is nothing¹
Reminders and tasks
Ready-made routines: follow-ups, wrap-up, weekly review, monthly filings, meeting prep, snapshotFollow-ups come with the Clients and sales module.
A routine you ask for in the chatIt tells you the routine number and how to remove it.
A repeated pattern becomes a ruleIt tells you and says how to undo it.

Control and proof

Approval with Yes and No, tied to the text you saw
No tool moves money
A log the database will not let anyone edit
Monthly AI spending cap, with a cut-offThe cap is set during onboarding.
A module that is off does not run
The "needs you" box: the decisions of the week, with the recommended optionDepends on a setting switched on during onboarding.
/parar and /voltar: pause and resume
Monthly snapshot and weekly review
Ask the history: "what did we agree with Silva in August?"
Export and erase one person's data (LGPD, the Brazilian privacy law)Depends on a setting made during onboarding. WhatsApp conversations are exported from the customer inbox (Chatwoot).

Business

Google CalendarThe connection is set up during onboarding.
Customer inbox: reads what came in and drafts the reply
A CRM that grows out of the conversationWith the Clients and sales module.
Invoices and statements as filesIt reads and checks them; it does not issue invoices.
Who is late, for how long, and the cash forecast
Your company's filing deadlines
Legal supportAlways with "I am not a lawyer".
Charts in the chat

Pricing

Base
R$ 490/month
Brief, reminders, routines and approval.
Complete
R$ 990/month
With Clients and sales, Finance and Invoices. Launch price; list R$ 1,090.
Complete + customer bot
R$ 1,480 to 1,780/month
Plus the bot that serves your customers. Onboarding waived.

August 2026 price list.⁴ Onboarding R$ 1,500, once. WhatsApp: 1,000 free service messages a month.⁷

First week A conversation and the connections you authorize.
Second week Routines on, with your Yes.
When the month turns The first monthly snapshot.

See the modules

Clients and sales R$ 150/month
Finance (read-only) R$ 200/monthReading Stripe uses a read-only key created during onboarding.
Invoices and reconciliation (read-only) R$ 150/month
Marketing and content R$ 100/monthPublishing at the scheduled time depends on connecting the accounts; no customer uses it yet.
Legal support R$ 100/month
People R$ 80/monthReady, no real use yet.
Spreadsheets and data R$ 100/monthReading straight from Google Sheets depends on the connection made during onboarding.
Rental management R$ 300/monthNo agency uses it yet.

Customer bot on its own: R$ 490 a month, launch price; list R$ 690.

A module that is off does not run and is not billed. No lock-in.

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Questions

What if the AI gets it wrong?

Everything that goes out in your name passes through your Yes, and the Yes only covers the text you saw. Every action is in the log, and HaruoDev, which does the onboarding, receives the system alerts.

Is it official WhatsApp?

Yes. The line uses Meta's official API, on a company WhatsApp number. Meta's rule applies: it only messages someone on its own up to 24 hours after that person's last message, whether that is you getting the brief or your customer in their own conversation. Outside that window, its message does not arrive: WhatsApp only accepts a Meta-approved template, and Right Hand does not send templates yet. Telegram has no such limit.²

Doesn't the WhatsApp Business app do this?

The app is for talking to your customers. Right Hand works for you: it reads your calendar and, with the modules, your statement and invoices, tells you what needs you without being asked, and only sends something in your name after your Yes.

Can I cancel? And my data?

No lock-in: cancel whenever you want, and a module that is off stops being billed. One person's data is exported in the chat, after a setting made during onboarding; HaruoDev produces the full company file on request.

Why a February queue?

The small-business service reopens in February. Whoever joins the queue now is called for the onboarding conversation.

Want yours in February?

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