Blinked
Beta · agent builder

Describe the job.
Get an agent that runs it.

Blinked turns a plain request into a step-by-step plan, priced and timed on real backends, and then into an agent set up to carry it out. Built for photographers first.

Backends
12 backends
Specialities
67 named specialities
Analysis time
10–15 s per analysis

Request

If the forecast for the wedding day goes above 100°F, order two cases of water to the venue and text me every 15 minutes until it arrives.

Plan

  • Watch the forecast, trigger on heat

    Scheduled checks

    no cost
  • Two cases of water to the venue

    Amazon › Same-Day delivery

    $16–24
  • Delivery update every 15 min

    SMS

    $0.30
Faster with Instacart. Delivered in about an hour, a few dollars more. Swap in
$16.30–24.30 all-in · analysed in 14 sCreate agent

Plans route to

  • Amazon
  • Instacart
  • AWS
  • Fiverr
  • TaskRabbit
  • PayPal & Stripe
  • SMS, email & calls
  • Scheduled checks
  • Varsity Tutors
  • Preply
  • Brighterly
  • Outschool

Backends

Every step lands somewhere real

A step reads “Fiverr › Wedding video editing”, not just “Fiverr”. Each backend comes with its sub-services and typical prices, so the plan is priced from the speciality that fits.

  • Amazon

    A service does it

    Any Amazon purchase, delivered wherever you say — same-day where it exists.

    • Same-Day & Prime delivery
    • Amazon Prints
    • Amazon Business
    • and 4 more
  • Instacart

    A service does it

    Groceries and everyday goods from local stores, delivered in about an hour.

    Want the water at the venue within the hour, not tomorrow? Instacart is the fast way — the analysis will suggest it.

  • AWS

    A service does it

    Cloud storage, and photo and video editing software running in the cloud.

    • S3 storage
    • Rekognition
    • Nova Canvas image editing
    • and 10 more
  • Fiverr

    A person does it

    Any freelance service on Fiverr — artists, retouchers, writers, designers.

    • Photo retouching
    • Album & photo book design
    • Illustration, portraits & caricatures
    • and 15 more
  • TaskRabbit

    A person does it

    Any local, hands-on task a person can do — pickups, setup, running errands, waiting for a delivery.

    • Delivery & errands
    • Wait for Delivery & Wait in Line
    • Event Staffing
    • and 15 more
  • PayPal & Stripe

    A service does it

    Payment requests and invoices to couples, and refunds.

    Want the deposit invoiced the moment a date is booked? Done.

  • SMS, email & calls

    A service does it

    Texts, emails and phone calls — to you, to couples, to vendors.

    Want a text every 15 minutes with a delivery update? Supported.

  • Scheduled checks

    A service does it

    Watching something on a timer and acting when a condition is met — weather, a date, a reply.

    "If it rises above 100°F on the wedding day…" — the watching part is covered.

  • Varsity Tutors

    A person does it

    The largest US tutor pool: K-12 subjects and SAT, ACT and PSAT prep, one-to-one or in small groups.

    • SAT, ACT & PSAT prep
    • K-12 subject tutoring
    • Tutor shortlist
    • and 1 more
  • Preply

    A person does it

    One-to-one tutors you pick from profiles, strongest for languages, with the highest parent rating of the marketplaces.

    • Language tutors
    • School subjects
    • Tutor shortlist
  • Brighterly

    A person does it

    K-8 math with a matched tutor and a set curriculum; parents rate the tutors themselves 4.5 of 5.

    • K-8 math, matched tutor
    • Free assessment lesson
  • Outschool

    A person does it

    Small-group live classes for kids on almost any subject, from coding to creative writing.

    • Small-group live classes
    • One-to-one tutoring

How it works

From words to a working agent

  1. 1

    Describe

    Type the job the way you would say it to a person. No forms, no menu of tasks.

  2. 2

    Get the plan

    Each step lands on the backend that handles it, with a price and a time. Faster or cheaper options are flagged and swap in with one click.

  3. 3

    Create the agent

    A chat set up for that workflow, every step one tap away. Text it from your phone or hand a step to the team.

A real run, start to finish. Nothing is mocked up.

01 / Describe

Say what you want done

If the forecast for the wedding day goes above 100°F, order two cases of bottled water from Amazon to the venue for the morning, and text me every 15 minutes with a delivery update until it arrives.

Plain words. No forms, no picking from a menu of tasks.

02 / Analyse

Get the plan, priced and timed

  1. 1.
    Watch the forecast, trigger on heatScheduled checksTier I

    no direct cost · runs the moment the condition is met

  2. 2.
    Order two cases of water to the venueAmazon › Same-Day & Prime deliveryTier I

    $16–$24 · about 1–2 hours by Same-Day; 1–2 days shipped

    Faster with Instacart. Two cases from a nearby store, delivered in about an hour. $18–$28 · about an hour · usually a few dollars more

  3. 3.
    Text a delivery update every 15 minutesSMS, email & callsTier I

    30 texts × $0.01 = $0.30 · seconds per message

Roughly $16.30–$24.30 all-in · analysed in 14 s · charged 4¢

03 / Adjust

Take a suggestion, or send it on

One click swaps the Amazon step for the Instacart option and re-totals the plan. A step that needs a person, or something the app can't do yet, goes to the team with the analysis attached, and you can see every request you've sent.

04 / Create the agent

Hand it over

Order two cases of water to the venue for the Rivera wedding.

I can't place the order yet — that step runs on a backend that isn't live in this beta, so nothing has been ordered. Here's exactly what it would be, against your calendar entry (Rivera wedding, Oak Hollow Barn, Sat 17 Oct, afternoon): two cases of bottled water by Amazon delivery, roughly $12–$24, in about a two-hour window. I'd need the venue's street address and a name for whoever receives it. Want me to keep those details ready?

The agent does the steps it can do now — the calendar, lookups, a photo — and for the rest it says plainly what it would do, and what it needs from you, until that backend goes live.

Features

Everything the agent brings with it

  • Priced, timed plans

    Every request becomes steps with a cost and a duration. Three depths of analysis, from a quick pass to a careful one, charged at what they use.

  • Routed to real backends

    Amazon, Instacart, AWS, Fiverr, TaskRabbit, the four best-rated tutoring marketplaces, payments, texting and scheduled checks, each with its sub-services named the way the vendor names them.

  • Recommendations

    Where another backend would be clearly faster or cheaper, the plan says so, prices it, and swaps it in with one click.

  • Create Agent

    One click turns the plan into an agent with its own chat. It reads your calendar and enquiries, looks things up, and touches up a photo you send it.

  • Text it from anywhere

    Verify your mobile once, then text the agent from the road and get short replies back. It can text you, and only you.

  • Hand-off to the team

    A step that needs a person, or something the app can't do yet, goes to the team with the analysis attached. Credit is prepaid and charged at cost.

Built for photographers first

Things people actually ask for

Request

Order my son the latest PSAT study books, find him a reliable tutor, and text me five options with their bios, ratings and reviews.

Tutors come from the four marketplaces parents rate highest: Varsity Tutors, Preply, Brighterly and Outschool. The plan picks the one that fits the subject; here, PSAT prep.

Plan

  • Order the latest PSAT study books

    Amazon › Same-Day & Prime delivery

    $45–70
  • Shortlist five reliable PSAT tutors

    Varsity Tutors › Tutor shortlist

    no cost
  • Text you the five, with bios, ratings and reviews

    SMS

    $0.05
Also on Preply. Cheaper hourly rates for the same subject; the plan offers the swap. Swap in
  • The PSAT push

    The latest PSAT study books ordered for your son, and five reliable tutors texted to you with their bios, ratings and reviews.

  • The hot wedding day

    Water to the venue if the forecast tips over, a text when it lands.

  • The week after

    Clips cut into a highlight film, an album designed and printed, the RAW files archived for ten years.

  • All the ones with Grandma

    Every photo of one guest picked out of two thousand, the best thirty retouched, framed prints delivered.

  • On the road

    Text from the car: what's booked Saturday, is the 24th free, has the couple replied.

What the beta does and doesn't do yet

Agents plan, price and explain, and do the steps they can today: the calendar, lookups, a photo, a text to you. They do not place orders, hire anyone or pay for anything yet. Executing on the backends is the next piece.

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