Twin Assistant: The One We Were Promised

We were promised that AI would change everything. That anyone with an idea could finally build anything.

Then the assistants arrived, and what we got was hotel booking and grocery ordering.

It makes sense. Muse and Instinct want you to buy things, because they make money on your transactions.

The more useful ones have a different problem. Grok, Anthropic and OpenAI, they all burn a lot of tokens. They actually want you to burn more tokens, because they own the compute.

So you get an assistant that’s great at groceries, or one that’s actually useful until your quota runs out on Wednesday.

We wanted something different. We wanted the thing we were promised.

So we built Twin.

It runs on open-source models, which means we don’t need you to burn tokens.

fig. 1 Open weights, level with Opus

Flat price. Unlimited usage. No rate limits.

fig. 2 One price, and the tap stays open

We studied 3 million agent runs to learn what was actually valuable, and distilled it into practical skills: running your Meta ads, finding your customers, watching your competitors, monitoring your product, hiring a team, even finding a business idea.

fig. 3 Meta ads

fig. 4 Your customers

fig. 5 Your competitors

fig. 6 Your product

fig. 7 A team

fig. 8 A business idea

Because we think AI should be maximally valuable. Not minimally useful.

One more thing.

Twin can generate images and videos, enrich prospects, has its own browser, and creates and runs a swarm of agents, each with its own context. You talk to one. It manages the rest.

fig. 9 Images

fig. 10 Videos

fig. 11 Enriched prospects

fig. 12 Its own browser

But most importantly, it connects to anything you use. When a connector doesn’t exist, it builds one on the spot. It can also read TikTok, Amazon, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, and any of the platforms you use.

fig. 13 A connector, built on the spot

fig. 14 Wherever your market lives

One idea used to need a team of twenty to make it real. Now it only needs Twin.