Nuntex.

Use case · Small business

Not a software person? Good.

You don't need to be a software person. You need to be busy. Nuntex does the listening and the first drafts, and you tap yes on what is worth doing.

Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.

Updated September 13, 2026

A proposal for a bakery: open holiday pre-orders on the website, with pickup times.

How it works

Three things, that's all.

  1. It listens

    To the shows, channels and books about your trade that you never get to.

  2. It brings you the work

    A one-minute brief, and the work it could do, already drafted.

  3. You tap yes

    It does it. Anything a customer would see waits for your tap.

Straight answers

What it does, and what it doesn't.

It doesDrafts and documents
Emails, posts, checklists, templates and website pages.
It doesWebsite updates
Changes you read first, then put live in one tap.
It doesn'tRun your register or your books
It works on documents and websites, not your point of sale or accounting.
It needsA Mac and your own AI
Your Mac and Claude Code do the work. Your phone is where you decide.

Questions

Questions from owners.

Do I need to know anything about AI?

No. If you can read a text message and tap a button, you can use Nuntex.

Will it send anything to my customers on its own?

No. Anything a customer would see waits for your yes, one step at a time.

Is it hard to set up?

No. It is two apps and one sign-in, then you pick the folders it may use.

The waitlist

Get Nuntex for your business.

Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.