Your front office, run for you.

Bosun keeps a local service business visible and responsive — posting, following up, watching the ad spend — on a schedule that does not depend on anyone remembering.

You describe the business once. Bosun writes a plain-English operating plan: what gets posted and when, who gets followed up with, what the ad budget may do, and what lands in your Monday summary. Nothing runs until you approve that plan.

How the oversight works

Every action Bosun can take is sorted by how much it could cost you if it were wrong.

Reversible things — a routine post, a bounce cleaned off a list — happen on their own and are logged with an undo.
Visible things — new outreach, a new kind of post — are shown to you first. Once a category has a clean track record, you can let it proceed after a review window instead of waiting on you.
Money and anything you cannot take back always asks first, inside a budget you set. If you are unreachable, Bosun takes the safe option and tells you what it did.

Underneath those settings sit limits that no setting can switch off: duplicate posts are blocked, suppressed contacts are never emailed, a batch stops itself if it starts bouncing, and spend cannot exceed the envelope you agreed.

What you actually do

Read a short digest a few times a week and answer the handful of decisions that genuinely need a person. Everything else either happened safely, or is waiting with a receipt explaining what it would do and what it checked first.

Connecting your accounts

Bosun works through your own Google Business Profile, Facebook, and Instagram accounts. You grant access on Google's or Meta's own sign-in page — Bosun never sees or stores a password, and you can revoke access at any time from your Google or Meta account settings.

Bosun is in active development and is currently operated for a small number of businesses.