# Biom

> Biom is an interface added to the AI chat, built around your ongoing project, like a YouTube channel: it finds work from your accounts and gets it ready for you to approve. Nothing is on sale yet: every plan on the site joins a waitlist.

Updated: October 24, 2026

The site's headline is "Everything AI Can Do / One Press Away", over its line: "Biom adds an interface to the chat, built around your project. It finds the work and gets it ready for you to approve."

## What it is

- No setup beyond linking your accounts: say what you're working on in a sentence, and Biom builds an interface around it and finds the work on its own, with no prompts, automations or schedules to write. General assistants like ChatGPT or Claude can do parts of this only once you set them up yourself, app by app and instruction by instruction, which takes technical know-how.
- A plan for every task, drafted on its own: for each thing it finds, Biom drafts the plan (the goal, what it found, the steps and the drafts) and draws it in your Biom, for you to approve or edit with your assistant.
- One place to look: everything from your connected accounts is tracked in one place, with what matters first, automatically.
- It finds things on its own; it acts only when you press or tell it. Each task's plan waits for your approval, and nothing is sent until you approve it or change it with your assistant first.

## What the site shows

- The first screen: Maya's Biom for her baking channel on two days. Maya bakes for her YouTube channel in Madison, Wisconsin. On Wednesday, her new video doing well, it shows a strip of her numbers (subscribers, views, watch hours, October's earnings), the video's views against her usual, and three things it found, each with the mark of the app it came from: 14 new comments, 3 of them questions (Reply to comments); 9 people asking for the recipe (Send the recipe); and the apple cake video taking off on Pinterest (Make more pins). She presses the first, and its plan opens: the goal (answer the 3 questions and thank everyone else), what it found (the 14 commenters, 3 of them asking), the steps (answer, heart the 11 compliments, pin the best answer), the three replies it drafted, and two buttons, Approve plan and Edit with Assistant. She approves it, presses the other two, and all three are done at once in the background: replied to 14, sent to 9, 3 pins posted. On Thursday a flour brand offers $1,200 for a sponsored video, and its reply's plan opens first (say yes to the $1,200 video and lock a filming day), beside scheduling the next video for Saturday at 9 AM and posting a Short, all three done the same way.
- AI that's more than a chat box: say what you're working on, and it builds an interface around it that evolves with your project. The site shows one ask typed into a prompt box, "Help me grow my baking channel", the assistant's face with "Building your Biom…", and Maya's Biom built in under it in under a second: her numbers, her latest video and what it found for her. Then it comes alive as data flows in: the views climb, one more person subscribes, and a new sponsor email from a flour brand drops in at the top of what it found, with its own Reply button.
- It finds the work, you press approve: it finds work from your accounts and presents it to you. One press is all it takes to dispatch your assistant to get it done. The site shows six cards turning on a ring, each a task found in someone's accounts over its plan (its goal, its steps, Approve and Edit with Assistant), one approved and stamped "Approved and sent" every 3.5 seconds: Maya's baking channel (YouTube: 14 new comments, 3 are questions; Reply to comments), Sam's coffee roaster (Shopify: Ethiopia Guji is running low; Reorder 20 lb), Lena's jewelry shop (Etsy: 3 proofs ready to send; Send the proofs), Jordan's stream (Twitch: 3 clips from last night; Post to TikTok and Shorts), Bri's TikTok Shop (TikTok: 12 shipping questions; Answer the questions) and Priya's tech channel (Gmail: a headphone brand wants a sponsored review, $3,500 offered; Reply to the sponsor).
- Your day, already sorted: every morning it checks your accounts and your industry, and puts what matters on one screen. The site shows, left to right, a messy pile of notifications (12 new likes, a new subscriber, a newsletter, a reminder, 3 comments, storage almost full, a weekly digest), an arrow marked all day, and Priya's channel, one page that scrolls: her views, subscribers and October's earnings, her latest review (48.2k views, 38% above her usual), the sponsor's $3,500 offer (Reply to the sponsor), 40 comments asking for a comparison (Plan it) and short news, some with a suggestion to act on.
- Built around all kinds of projects: a stream, a tech channel, a TikTok Shop, a jewelry shop. Biom supercharges them with AI. The site shows six example pages drifting by, each its own person's project: Jordan's stream on Twitch, Priya's tech channel, Maya's baking channel, Bri's TikTok Shop, Sam's coffee roaster on Shopify and Lena's jewelry shop on Etsy.
- We'll Take Care of the Busywork: the site ends on Join the Waitlist over the assistant standing on a little floating island with your work floating round it: two task cards, each with an empty check circle (an email to answer, a booking), a chart card with a number and a rising line, a mascot button, the Gmail, WhatsApp and Google Drive icons, and a paper plane gliding round it. It taps each card's circle and the card ticks green, the chart's number climbs, then it hops for joy, pleased.

## Who it is for

People with an ongoing project, work that keeps coming back: a YouTube channel, a group they run, training for a race or a small shop. They don't need to be technical, and it isn't made for one-off jobs. Free is best for trying it out, Personal for everyday use and Power for power users.

## How it works

1. Say what you're working on, in a sentence, and Biom builds an interface around it.
2. It keeps itself up to date from your connected accounts, finds the work, and gets each task ready as a plan, with its drafts, for you to approve or change with your assistant.
3. It works in the apps you already use, for the tasks it finds: replying, booking, paying and the rest, each on a press.

## Pricing

- Free: $0, free forever, no card needed. See what it can do. Best for trying it out. 25 messages a month.
- Personal: $20 a month. Your assistant, every day. Best for everyday use. Standard usage.
- Power: $100 a month. All the help you need. Best for power users. 5x Personal's usage.

A message is anything you send your assistant: a chat message, or a press of Approve. Every plan comes with your assistant, connects your accounts (YouTube, Instagram, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Sheets, Shopify, WhatsApp) and works 24/7, even with your laptop closed; no plan runs on a ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini subscription you already have. Every plan's button on the site joins the waitlist. Prices as of October 2026.

## Join the Waitlist

- [Join the waitlist](https://www.usebiom.com/waitlist.html): leave an email to hear the second Biom launches; every plan's button leads here
- [Pricing](https://www.usebiom.com/pricing.html): the three plans

## Questions and comparisons

- [FAQ](https://www.usebiom.com/faq.html): plain answers about what Biom does, who it is for, whether you need to set anything up (no: link your accounts and say what you are working on), whether it sends anything without asking (no: every task opens as a plan with its drafts, and nothing is sent until you approve it or change it with your assistant first), which accounts it connects, where your data lives, what the plans cost, what counts as a message (anything you send your assistant: a chat message, or a press of Approve), whether you can use your ChatGPT or Claude subscription with it (no: your assistant comes with every plan), and when you can use it (not yet: waitlist only, with no launch date)
- [Biom vs ChatGPT](https://www.usebiom.com/biom-vs-chatgpt.html): Biom builds a visual interface around your ongoing project that updates itself from your connected accounts, with what matters and what needs doing at a glance; in ChatGPT you ask and read the answers in a chat, and it makes charts, pages and sites when you ask for them. Biom needs no setup beyond linking your accounts; for every task it finds it drafts a plan on its own (the goal, what it found, the steps and the drafts), drawn in your Biom for you to approve or edit with your assistant, where ChatGPT gives plans and drafts as text in a chat when you ask; and it is one place to look, everything from your accounts tracked in one place with what matters first, automatically, where ChatGPT's answers and task results arrive in separate chats and notifications. Getting close in ChatGPT, as of October 2026, takes setup you do yourself (a plugin connected for each app, written instructions, and a scheduled task for each check), and its dot, on Pro and Business Premium, suggests where it can help from the start but still needs telling what to watch. Which suits you depends on how you like to work. Compared as of October 2026: setup, plans, one place to look, an interface built for you, updating itself, finding work, approval before it acts, accounts, breadth, availability and price, and whether Biom runs on your ChatGPT subscription (no: your assistant comes with every plan)

## Who builds it

Biom is built by its founder, Jesse Musa: AI engineer at Salesforce at 20, where he made self-improving agents that autonomously fixed 25% of agent issues; computer vision researcher at UT Dallas at 19; SWE intern at AWS at 18. His founder page says why he is building it.

- [Founder](https://www.usebiom.com/founder.html): Jesse Musa, why he is building Biom, and his path by age
- [X](https://x.com/jessemusa2): @jessemusa2
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesse-musa-6995671b1/): Jesse Musa
- [GitHub](https://github.com/jesse51002): his public repositories

## Links

- [usebiom.com](https://www.usebiom.com/): the site
- [Discord](https://discord.gg/Tx2hr6DzAR): the community server