Stackbirds records a workflow once and runs it forever. Here's the real story of a UAE startup — opened and run by AI — onboarding, recipes, invoices and marketing on autopilot. In two minutes.
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EatCookJoy is a real personal-chef & meal-prep company in the UAE. Every repeatable job below was recorded once, then handed to a Stackbirds agent.
The client, chef and operations apps — built and shipped with AI, live on the real stack.
Sourcing, CV screening, scoring and outreach — vetted chefs hired by agents, across 25 nationalities.
A vast recipe vault tagged, matched and turned into menus automatically.
Bank statements to P&L — reconciliation and reporting that runs itself.
The viral nihari campaign — content, captions and scheduling, made and published by AI.
One workflow, recorded once, posts to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Google.
The actual product and campaigns a Stackbirds-run startup put into the world.
No setup, no clean room, no scripts. Pin it, run your normal workflow once, and watch a working agent fly back.
Pin the Stackbirds extension to your browser. Click it, run your workflow like you normally would, and it learns the flow live — right inside the tools you already use.
Add to Chrome →Pin it → run once → see the magic.
Prefer it always-on? Download the Stackbirds desktop app. Your agents run on a schedule, on demand or on triggers — in the background while you get your week back.
Download Stackbirds →Install → train one agent → see the magic.
Click the Stackbirds extension and run your workflow like you normally would. No scripts. No setup. No clean room.
The model infers intent from your actions and asks clarifying questions about edge cases — in plain English, not JSON.
Deploy your agent. It runs on a schedule, on demand or on triggers — and flags anything unusual right back to you.
Founder of Stackbirds — building the infrastructure for small businesses to adopt AI without code, model training or data scientists. She built and ran EatCookJoy on it.
Put your startup's busywork on autopilot.