From the founder
Day one churn: 60% → 10%.
Users finally get it, because the product answers back.
Your user asks, in plain words. Lamoom writes a step-by-step plan, shows it to them, waits for a yes, and then does the work. Nothing happens without approval.
A calm layer on top of devtools and B2B SaaS, for the people who just arrived and don't yet know where to click.
A new user lands in your product. They stare at a blank canvas and wonder where do I even click? Most of the time, they leave. With Lamoom, the product speaks first.
Hey Alex. Welcome in.
Want a hand getting set up? I'll walk with you. A minute, tops.
Lovely. Here's what I'll do. You approve, I run.
Your user speaks in plain words. Lamoom listens, then writes a plain-language plan — step by step, labelled by what it will touch. Your user reads it, approves it, and watches it run. They hold the keys at every step.
Shall I go ahead? Two steps above need your approve. One tap covers both.
By approving, you accept responsibility for every write-access step in this plan. Read-only steps run without asking. You can edit the plan, or stop me mid-run with one tap.
on step 3 of 5
4 of 12 refunded, $340 returned
close the tab. I'll pick up where I left off
I've refunded 4 of 12 eligible orders so far,$340 back to your customers.
I'll keep going and send the full summary when the last one lands. If anything interrupts me (a browser tab, a network blink), I pick up exactly where I left off. You can stop me any time.
Your user asks. Lamoom writes a plan in plain words.
Your user approves. Lamoom does the work.
No commands. No menus. Just a request in plain words, and a plan your user can read, approve, and trust.
“Refund my eligible orders.” “Cancel my unused add-ons.” “Set up my first agent.” No syntax, no buttons to hunt for. Just what they actually want.
Lamoom writes a numbered plan in plain language and labels every step either read only or needs your approve. Your user sees the whole plan, approves every write-access step with one tap, and takes responsibility before a single action runs.
A browser tab closes, the network blinks, a task takes a day. Lamoom remembers what's done, what's next, and what's still pending, then picks up exactly where it left off.
Users finally get it, because the product answers back.
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A small conversation window in your product. They type or speak what they want in plain words. Lamoom replies with a numbered plan they can read, and two buttons: Approve & run or Edit the plan. They never see code, tokens, or API names. Just steps.
Correct. Lamoom proposes. Your user disposes. Every plan is shown before any action is taken. Steps that move money, change data, or touch third parties are labelled clearly. Your user approves the plan, takes responsibility for the outcome, and Lamoom does only what was agreed.
They can edit any step in the plan, skip steps they don't want, or stop Lamoom mid-run with a single tap. If Lamoom hits something unexpected, it pauses and asks before continuing. It never guesses on their behalf.
Lamoom keeps going. Every step is saved. A workflow that takes a minute or a week resumes exactly where it left off. When it's done, Lamoom sends your user a plain-language summary of what happened.
No. Lamoom is a drop-in layer. One snippet, any stack: React, Vue, Next, static HTML. It reads your existing API schema and works on top of what you already shipped. No refactor, no migration, no rewrite.
You define scopes: what Lamoom can read, write, or never touch. Destructive or irreversible steps are always flagged in the plan and always need explicit approval. Lamoom operates with your user's JWT and never exceeds the permissions you granted.
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