Fritz, the AI coworker for small businesses
Give Fritz your files.
Get back work you can check.
A desktop app that turns your spreadsheets, quotes and notes into plans, slides and memos, and shows how it got there.
Try it. Open the slides or the memo, or tap any number to see its math.
What are we working on?
Fritz can use the Expansion folder.
You askCan we afford a second bakery? Build a cash-flow plan from these files.
Hearth & Grain5 files
Expansion
Everything behind the second-location decision.
- Sales history18 months of sales
- Staffing plan5 people · 3 roles
- Lease and fit-outRent, deposit and fit-out
- Oak EquipmentEquipment quote
- Mill SupplyEquipment quote
Change the plan, and the slides and memo follow.
Illustrative example
How it works
“Can we afford
a second bakery?”
Dana runs a bakery and is weighing a second location. Here’s how she works it out with Fritz.
Dana hands over the files.
One folder: sales history, a staffing plan, the lease and two equipment quotes. Then she asks in plain words.
What are we working on?
Fritz can use the Expansion folder.
Can we afford a second bakery? Build a cash-flow plan from these files.
You askCan we afford a second bakery? Build a cash-flow plan from these files.
Hearth & Grain5 files
Expansion
Everything behind the second-location decision.
- Sales history18 months of sales
- Staffing plan5 people · 3 roles
- Lease and fit-outRent, deposit and fit-out
- Oak EquipmentEquipment quote
- Mill SupplyEquipment quote
Fritz shows its work.
Every file read, every calculation shown. It spots that the cheaper quote isn’t cheaper once delivery and installation are added.
Can we afford a second bakery? Build a cash-flow plan from these files.
Expansion · 5 filesWorking
Read sales history · 18 months
Read the staffing plan and lease
Compared both quotes, with delivery and installation
Building the 12-month cash-flow model
Ask Fritz to change something…
Fritz is workingComparing both quotes, with delivery and installation
Quote comparisonIn progress
The cheaper quote isn’t the cheaper option.
Equipment, delivered and installed.
| Cost | Oak Equipment | Mill Supply |
|---|---|---|
| Equipment | $31,800 | $34,200 |
| Delivery | $2,200 | $1,200 |
| Installation | $4,600 | $1,800 |
| Total | $38,600 | $37,200 |
Mill Supply costs $1,400 less in total, even though its equipment is $2,400 more.
She checks the finished work.
A cash-flow model, slides for her partner and a decision memo, all from the same numbers.
Can we afford a second bakery? Build a cash-flow plan from these files.
Expansion · 5 filesRead 5 files · ran 3 calculations
Yes, just. With Mill Supply’s equipment, cash stays above your $30,000 reserve all year. The tightest month is April, at $31,092.
Mill Supply is $1,400 cheaper once delivery and installation are included.
Ask Fritz to change something…
You askedCan we afford a second bakery? Build a cash-flow plan from these files.
Expansion presentation5 slides
Hearth & GrainExpansion plan · 2027
Second locationGood bread.
A sound next move.
A second location fits the cash plan.
Five source files. One cash plan.01 / 05
Then she asks “what if?”
Six weeks late, wages up 12%? Fritz updates all three and tells her what it means: $9,000 more to protect the reserve.
What if we open six weeks later and wages rise 12%?
Updated the model, slides and memo
Opening on May 13 brings the lowest cash to $21,913 in May, below your reserve.
To keep $30,000 in reserve, secure $9,000 more before opening. The slides and decision memo use the new numbers.
Ask Fritz to change something…
You askedWhat if we open six weeks later and wages rise 12%?
Hearth & Grain · Second locationVersion 2 · updated
Secure $9,000 more before opening.
Opening May 13 with wages up 12%, compared with the April 1 plan.
Updated planApril 1 plan
The difference
Work you
can check.
Fritz shows the files it read and the calculations it ran, so you can check the work before you use it.
Receipt · Lowest cash$31,092
Starting funding$155,000
Startup costs−$103,300
Fit-out, deposit, launch stock and Mill Supply equipmentRent before opening · 3 months−$14,700
April · opening month−$5,908
Sales less ingredients, card fees, payroll and rentClosing cash · April$31,092
From the sales history, staffing plan, lease, Mill Supply quote and the plan’s assumptions.
Use cases
Hand off the work that eats your week.
Compare quotes
“Compare these three website proposals. We have eight weeks and $25,000. Recommend one and flag anything I should check.”
North proposal · Forma proposal · Fieldwork proposal
Decision briefWebsite launch
Choose Forma for the launch.
It’s the only proposal with the full scope, including content migration and accessibility testing, inside eight weeks and your budget.
Before you sign: confirm who owns support after launch. Forma’s proposal leaves it open.
Review the month
“Review September’s sales against August. Show me what changed and why.”
September sales · August sales · Staff rota
Monthly reviewSeptember
Sales up 5.5%, led by weekends.
SeptemberAugust
- Saturdays up 14% since the 7 a.m. opening started.
- Wholesale down 8%. Two café accounts paused orders on Sept 12.
- Card fees rose to 2.6%. Worth checking the new terminal rate.
Write the proposal
“Turn this client brief into a proposal and a five-slide presentation, using our company template.”
Harbor Dental brief · 2026 price list · Company template
Written proposalPresentation · 5 slides
Plan from notes
“Turn today’s meeting notes into an action plan with owners and dates. Flag anything without an owner.”
Team meeting notes
Action planHoliday season
Six actions. One needs an owner.
Open question: is the Sunday opening trial going ahead? It came up twice with no decision.
Decision briefWebsite launch
Choose Forma for the launch.
It’s the only proposal with the full scope, including content migration and accessibility testing, inside eight weeks and your budget.
Before you sign: confirm who owns support after launch. Forma’s proposal leaves it open.
Examples use sample data. Fritz works with the files and folders you choose.
Why Fritz
Built for businesses that can’t afford surprises.
You set the budget.
A monthly limit for each person. At the limit, Fritz pauses.
You choose what you share.
Choose the files you share with Fritz. AI processing sends task content to the model provider.
You’re never locked in.
Fritz runs on open-weight models, so no single AI company sets your prices.
You talk to a person.
Questions go to the people who build Fritz: [email protected] or +1 347 460 2148.
For teams
Give everyone Fritz. Keep one bill.
- Seats only for people who use it. Admins and billing managers don’t need one.
- One shared balance. Top up once for the whole company. Credit doesn’t expire.
- A shared company library. Publish templates and reference files for everyone.
- Usage and spending. Admins manage seats, spending and usage. Shared company resources follow their permissions.
HGHearth & Grain
PeopleBillingUsageLibrary
Shared balance$212.40
Fritz seats4 of 5
Usage this month$70.10
PersonRoleThis month
Pricing
Simple pricing.
No surprises.
One price per person, plus prepaid usage. You see the total before you pay.
- Add credit
- Start with $5. Credit doesn’t expire.
- See what work costs
- Usage shows as it happens, person by person.
- Set limits
- A monthly cap for anyone. Fritz pauses when it’s reached.
Latter LogicFritz
$20per person,
per month
Fritz seat · monthly$20.00
Starting usage credit · once$5.00
Due today · one person$25.00
Then each month$20.00 + usage
- Fritz for Mac and Windows
- A shared company balance
- Spending limits for each person
- Help from the people who build it
Plus applicable tax. US billing addresses; ages 18 and over.
Start with one task.
Create your account, choose your seats and download Fritz for Mac or Windows.
Questions
Questions, answered.
Something else? We’re happy to talk it through.
What is Fritz, exactly?
A desktop app for Mac and Windows. Give it a goal and the files it needs, and it produces documents, spreadsheets and presentations you can check, edit and download.
How is Fritz different from ChatGPT or Claude?
It’s built for small-business work: one company balance, a spending limit for each person, and admin views that show cost, not conversations. It runs on open-weight models, and your questions reach the people who build it.
What happens to my files?
You choose which files you share with Fritz. AI processing sends task content to the model provider. The privacy policy explains local history and hosted service records.
How much does usage cost?
It depends on the model and the size of the task. You pay from a prepaid balance that doesn’t expire, and you can cap each person’s monthly spending.
Which computers does Fritz run on?
Macs with Apple silicon and 64-bit Windows PCs.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from Billing. Your seat stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
Latter Logic API
Building your own tools?
Use the same open-weight models in your own apps, through a Chat Completions–compatible API.