A clearer way to delegate
DayBadge gives an AI agent clear, human-approved authority for today — with boundaries you choose, spending limits you set, and an end time you control.
How it works
Say what the agent can do, set any limits that matter, and approve it once. DayBadge keeps the boundary clear from the first step to the last.
Use ordinary language: order takeout, schedule an appointment, or arrange a ride.
Grant only the steps you want: read, draft, send, and act. Each level builds on the one before it.
Add a per-transaction limit and a total limit whenever money is involved.
The permission ends at midnight by default, or at the time you choose. If plans change sooner, revoke it immediately.
Built around your day
The same simple permission can cover the everyday tasks people actually want agents to finish.
Compare nearby takeout, build the order, place it, and pay within the cap you set.
Find an opening that fits your calendar, draft the details, and book it for you.
Arrange a ride when you need it, within the route and price limits you approved.
Handle a bounded task without asking you to repeat the same approval at every step.
Why it matters
Too little authority turns an agent into a question machine. Too much asks for trust without a clear ending. DayBadge creates a practical middle ground.
Questions
No. The person chooses the job, the allowed actions, any spending limits, and when the permission ends. Midnight is the default, but the person can choose another end time.
Yes. Midnight is the default, not the only option. You choose the end time when you give permission.
Yes. Revoke ends the permission early. The end time is the automatic backstop, not a lock-in.
Some decisions deserve a fresh approval. But asking again at every predictable step creates friction without adding clarity. DayBadge approves a bounded job once, while keeping the limits visible.
No. Spending is only relevant when the task needs it. When it does, DayBadge lets the person set both a per-transaction limit and a total limit.
Join the conversation as DayBadge takes shape.