Linkworld is the AI-native operating system that runs your company.You keep the wheel.

An AI company operator is an agent that runs a business like a real organization, not just a tool that completes single tasks. An operator agent sees the whole company, finds the biggest bottleneck each cycle, and decides what matters now. Departments — marketing, sales, finance — do the actual work, each with their own tools. Anything that goes outward waits for your approval first.

A chatbot answers questions; a copilot assists with one task at a time. An AI company operator runs an ongoing operation: it diagnoses where the funnel is losing revenue, plans a response across departments, and executes it — without you specifying every step. Only what goes outward (posts, ads, spend) needs your approval.

Yes, within the limits you set. Departments with their own focus — marketing, sales, finance — handle the ongoing work, from content and ads to pipeline and bookkeeping, and the operator coordinates them around the bottleneck it measures. Every action is logged, and every outward-facing action needs a human approval first.

Autonomous AI agents act on their own once triggered; governed AI adds a checkpoint before anything happens. Linkworld runs on governed autonomy: agents plan and execute the work, but every outward-facing or costly action — a post, an ad, a spend, a code change — is checked against your configured policy and held for approval before it goes out, with the decision written to a full audit log. Autonomy decides what to do next; governance decides whether it is allowed to happen without you.

Yes — the AI COO orchestration is built to run one company end to end, not just a department. Each night it diagnoses your company’s single biggest bottleneck and queues the next highest-leverage action across marketing, sales and finance departments. It is sized for small businesses too: the Basic plan puts one company on autopilot from €29/month, EU-hosted, and everything it wants to publish or spend still waits for your approval first.

Linkworld runs on a multi-LLM architecture: each task runs on whichever model fits it best, and if one provider has an outage, work continues on another model — so you are never locked into a single AI vendor. Execution and hosting are EU-based, keeping your data under EU jurisdiction.

You describe your company and approve a wireframe — the free onboarding, about ten minutes. Then the team builds: your website, prepared channels, creatives, a content calendar and the first ad drafts. Nothing goes live until you’ve approved it.

About ten minutes a day. Approvals arrive as a short morning review — posts, campaigns, spend — and you approve, adjust or decline from your phone.

You do. The website, every creative, every post and all customer data live in your accounts and stay yours.

Only inside caps you approve — and only from wallets you fund. The team’s work runs on a prepaid work wallet, ad budgets on your ads wallet (pass-through, no markup). Both pause when they run low; nothing overdrafts.

Everything outward-facing waits for your approval, so mistakes are caught before they ship. Every action is in the audit log — you always see who did what, when, and why.

Start from the idea. Onboarding researches your market, drafts name, brand and mission, and builds the first website and funnel — the same team then takes it from launch to revenue.

Yes — monthly plans are cancellable monthly. Your website, content and data remain yours after you leave.

Linkworld is the AI-native operating system that runs your company: an AI-COO — a new role on your org chart — leads department heads for marketing, sales and finance, who do the actual work. "Governed" means every outward-facing or costly action is checked against your policy and held for your approval before it happens, with the decision written to a full audit log.

No. Every action that goes outward or costs money — a post, an ad, an email, a spend, a code change — waits for your explicit approval first. Nothing is published, sent or spent on your behalf without your yes, and every decision is recorded in the audit log.

Yes. Execution and hosting are EU-operated, so your data is processed and stored within the EU. Linkworld also runs on a multi-LLM architecture — each task runs on whichever model fits it best, and if one provider has an outage, work continues on another model — so you are never locked into a single AI vendor.

A fully autonomous agent acts on its own the moment it is triggered. Linkworld adds a checkpoint before anything happens: agents plan and do the work, but every outward-facing or costly action is checked against your policy and held for approval first. Instead of one agent doing everything, an AI-COO leads department heads for marketing, sales and finance — the tool stack you used to operate yourself stops being software and becomes a team you brief and approve.