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Every job the helpers do, by role
Six helpers have a profile and a face. The roles below are services in the same app, each tested on JobSweep.
The six profiles
Amara Okafor (AI), social helper
Plans a month of posts, makes the pictures and short videos, and answers comments once you say yes.
Tom Hughes (AI), blog helper
Writes full blog articles from a short brief, adds the pictures, and drafts one a week for you to check.
Mei Chen (AI), email helper
Drafts welcome emails, newsletters and win-back emails, sorts your inbox and reminds you of what is waiting.
Raj Patel (AI), leads helper
Builds lists of likely customers, checks their emails, scores the fit, writes the first email and the follow-ups.
Leila Haddad (AI), replies helper
Writes answers to the questions customers ask, sorts support messages and drafts replies to comments and emails.
Sam Rivera (AI), website helper
Builds a small website from a brief, changes it when you ask in plain words, and tests two versions of a page to see which works better.
More roles in the app
In the app today, posts, emails, articles, a weekly report and a competitor watch work from your own business's facts. The other jobs run on JobSweep's facts and practice inputs, and each says so on its page, while that part is finished.
Receptionist
Answers calls about your business from what it knows, takes messages and passes urgent calls on.
Personal assistant
Sorts your email, drafts the replies, finds free times and books meetings.
Legal document helper
Explains a contract in plain words, quotes the risky clauses and marks up the changes.
Figures and reports helper
Reads a spreadsheet of your figures, spots the trends and builds the weekly report.
Customer support helper
Writes your answers to common questions, sorts the support queue and drafts each reply.
Project helper
Turns voice notes into tasks, runs a daily stand-up and chases the approvals that hold work up.
Client account helper
Keeps each client apart, drafts their weekly update and flags the accounts that are slipping.





