Your team feels like a team. Give each bot a portrait from one line of description, a voice for calls, and a personality that changes how it talks. Change any of it whenever you like.
Faces, voices and personalities
On your own
A folder of prompts and a note of which one does what.
A chatbot alone
One assistant with one voice, whatever the job.
With Murage
A named team you can tell apart at a glance, each with its own face, voice and way of talking.
Every portrait here came from Murage’s own avatar generator and a one-line description. They’re bots, not customers.
Ember
Chief of Staff
Runs your teams: hands out the work, chases it and brings the results back to you.
Founder Setup · 4 bots
Growth · 5 bots
Customer Desk · 2 bots
A real screenshot from a demo workspace.
Demo workspace. Your Chief of Staff starts as Ember; you can rename it.
“Go through my inbox before I get in. Draft replies in my voice. Send nothing.”
Inbox, 7:40 AM
Needs your answer
Two drafts need facts from you: the prior contract terms and the per-seat price.
Yes. In a bot’s settings, describe how it should look in one line and choose Generate avatar, or upload an image. The default is Murage’s flame character, which you can recolor and restyle.
Yes. The Personality field is sent to the bot with every turn, so it changes tone and style. The avatar description only changes the picture.
Yes. Make as many teams as you like, each with its own lead. Your Chief of Staff hands work to the right team.
No. They are example bots made with Murage’s own avatar generator, so you can see what a team looks like.
Download the free app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell your Chief of Staff what needs doing. Plan on about ten minutes from install to a working team.
No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for
