software tools · desktop app · early access
Romeo runs alongside the Hermes setup you already have.
Romeo is a desktop app for running a small business with an AI agent — built to work with your existing Hermes setup out of the box. No migration, no reconfiguring, no replacing what already works. It just provides you the interface you need to quickly build momentum and achieve your business goals.
why romeo
The essentials Hermes doesn't give you on its own.
A real stop button
Click one button to stop the agent mid-process, any time — no waiting for it to finish a step it shouldn’t have started.
Talk however you want
Voice chat, text chat, or a quick emoji reaction when a full reply isn’t worth typing. Romeo meets you where you are.
Clarify cards, not walls of text
When the agent needs a decision from you, it asks in a clean, readable card — not a buried paragraph you have to hunt for.
Full control over cron jobs
See every scheduled job in one place. Pause it, restart it, remove it, or add a new one — total oversight of what your agent is doing on a schedule.
File explorer + terminal, built in
One thread, full history, no context lost
one app, not four
Chat, terminal, file explorer, and a job scheduler — in one window.
Romeo was built by the same team that runs lhcreative.studio, for the same reason most of our software gets built: we needed it ourselves first. It's why an IDE, a terminal, and a scheduler stopped being separate apps.
“I didn't want to run my business from four different windows — so I built the one I needed.”— Romeo's builder, LH Creative
who it's for
Built for the whole range of people running a business with an agent.
Beginner coders
A clean UI stands between you and the terminal, not the other way around.
Beginner entrepreneurs
Talk to your business tools in plain language and watch the agent handle the rest.
Small-business automators
Cron jobs, oversight, and a stop button — automation you can actually trust.
Power users
Tab freely between terminal and chat, or go hands-free with voice direction.
early access