plenerHire your back-office.
Plener is the AI employee for solo creators. Describe a task once and Plener learns it in 30 seconds. The hours you save go back to the work you love.
Built for WhatsApp and email — where your customers already reach you.
plener (Polish) — outdoors. Lake, mountains, forest. Where the hours you save should go.
Back-office kills small businesses.
Not metaphorically — it killed my wife's.
one-person businesses closed in Poland in 2025 — up 4.1% on the year. Hers was one of them.
suspended — owners pausing to wait out the costs
newly opened — the churn never stops
Source: Polish sole-proprietorship (CEIDG) registry data, 2025.
The story.
My wife Kinga is an artist. She made custom cakes — the kind people remember from a wedding or a kid's birthday — and ran it as a one-person business.
The baking was never the hard part. Everything around it was: sourcing supplies across a dozen stores, drafting reply after reply to customers, the marketing, the constant being-out-there. It took more and more of her time — and then it started taking her health. She closed the business and took a corporate job.
She wants to come back. But she's scared — it wasn't a lack of talent that ended it, it was everything around the craft. Plener is built to carry that part: the back-office employee a solo creator can't afford to hire, but an AI finally can be. So the comeback survives this time. She's the first user. She won't be the last.
The skill we built for her first.
Kinga's most valuable, most tedious job: pricing the weekly supply run across a dozen Polish shops. So we built it by hand — a team of agents that scouts every retailer, reconciles the product names, and finds the cheapest basket, shipping math included.
Built by hand, for Kinga
Optimizes your shopping basket.
Tell Plener what you need this week. It searches your favorite shops, normalizes the names (masa Saracino = masa cukrowa Saracino), and computes the cheapest legal basket including shipping math.
And every other task: yours.
Teach Plener like you'd teach a new coworker: describe the task in plain language — like drafting a reply to a customer in your own voice — answer a question or two, done. 30 seconds later it's a skill in your toolkit— ready to run, or schedule.
No forms. No settings. No technical configuration. Each user ends up with a personal AI employee built around their actual workflow — not a one-size-fits-all template.
First fifty get in.
Early access goes to the first fifty solo creators. No card, no waitlist game — just a real product to try.