So what do you actually do with Undernap?
You give a request as a goal — not as a prompt. These four cases show what Undernap then coordinates, where you decide, and what you end up holding at the end.
Check a repository before a release
- Your request
- “Analyse this repository read-only: name the three biggest product risks and one safe next step for each.”
- What Undernap coordinates
- Undernap builds a read-only plan, staffs the analysis over your connected coding accounts, and has the result checked against the request.
- Where you decide
- You approve the plan — including the read-only limit — and you accept at the end.
- What comes out
- A risk report with file- and line-level evidence, checked by an instance that is not its author.
Audit a website — without invented numbers
- Your request
- “Check our public website for technical, content and discoverability issues and tell me what to fix first.”
- What Undernap coordinates
- The SEO & AI Visibility specialist collects findings across public pages and marks every statement as observed, derived or inferred.
- Where you decide
- You approve the scope — which domain, how deep — and decide which findings become tasks.
- What comes out
- A sorted audit: findings with their grade, priority and reasoning — no metric without a provenance.
Research a market and its competitors
- Your request
- “Research the five most important vendors for [X] and tell me where we are different.”
- What Undernap coordinates
- The research specialist works the question, separates observation from conclusion, and documents where the picture stays unclear.
- Where you decide
- You approve the plan with its source scope and decide whether going deeper is worth new cost.
- What comes out
- A briefing with evidenced statements, clearly marked assumptions and open questions — instead of a smooth narrative.
Campaign drafts with a fact check
- Your request
- “Draft three positionings for our product and check each against what we can actually evidence.”
- What Undernap coordinates
- The marketing specialist drafts; the check holds every statement against the project knowledge and marks what is merely a claim.
- Where you decide
- You approve the plan, pick a direction — and you are the last authority before anything goes public.
- What comes out
- Three positionings graded statement by statement: evidenced, derived, or wishful.
Six specialists, one team
Roles are ways of working with a quality bar — not models. They arrive in the app step by step; which model runs a session is settled by your Fleet and the plan.
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Marketing
Campaigns, messaging and marketing content — with a check that takes claims at their word.
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Research
Work the question, separate the sources, name the uncertainty instead of smoothing it over.
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SEO & AI Visibility
Check public pages and grade findings so you know what is hard evidence and what is assumption.
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Design
Design and critique flows and interfaces — with reasons, not taste.
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Engineering
Repository work with limits: read, analyse, implement — every change an evidenced step.
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Knowledge / Support
Answers from your project knowledge, with the place the knowledge actually lives.
The figures are a preview — the specialists arrive in the app step by step.
What these cases are not
No promise of automatic outcomes: every mission needs your plan approval, and “done” is a verification result, not autopilot. These cases show how the specialists work — not benchmark numbers and not customer stories. Those are not here until they are real.
Your case may be a different one
Try it on your own case at the relaunch — planned for November 20.
Undernap for macOS (Apple Silicon, macOS 15+) is planned to relaunch on November 20, 2026. From then on it is a monthly subscription, for businesses only; your first subscription starts with a free 14-day trial. Until the relaunch we take no orders and offer no download.