
Set a goal.Nola will do the rest.
Nola performs tasks autonomously: searches for information in open sources, analyzes and systematizes the data, and then generates a finished result.
Tasks assigned to Nola
Searching open sources, collecting databases, monitoring and automating repeatable work.
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100 authors for CRM
YouTube and Instagram, public contacts, audience, topics and duplicate checking
CSV + XLSX
Register of packaging suppliers
Conditions, certificates, geography, contacts and shortlist from open sources
68 companies XLSX
Checking 24 companies
Registers, owners, websites, judicial references and key risks with links
PDF + table
Competitor Price Monitor
Automatic collection of offers and price changes on 12 sites every week
12 sites · XLSX
Market Signal Summary
News, open channels, reports and new products grouped by topic
42 sources · PDF
Public Mention Map
Search by name and company, compare profiles, sources and contact methods
186 links CSVSkills for searching, collecting and automation
Nola connects web search, open data, source checking, and exporting within one autonomous task.
Company research
Searches for a company in public registers, on websites and in the media, verifies owners, products and key facts, then collects a dossier with links.
Open registries · web search · PDFLaunch skillCompany research
@nolalabsPublic mentions
@opentraceGather 100 bloggers from YouTube and Instagram with contacts for CRM
- Find channels on YouTube142 candidates · 38 topics
- Link Instagram profilesWaiting for previous step
- Select 100 relevant authorsWaiting for previous step
- Find open contactsWaiting for previous step
- Check duplicates and contactsWaiting for previous step
- Prepare import into CRMWaiting for previous step
2 platforms.100 bloggers.Ready base.
You set the end goal and confirm the plan once. Nola searches for authors, matches profiles, finds open contacts, removes duplicates and prepares a table for import into CRM.
YouTube + Instagram • contact verification • CSV and XLSXSet a goal NolaAutonomous Agent Access
Start with 5 free tasks. No card needed.
Trial
To test the agent on a real task.
- 5 autonomous tasks
- Up to 6 steps per plan
- PDF and DOCX output
Personal
To search, monitor and regularly collect data.
- 100 tasks per month
- Up to 12 steps per plan
- PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, PNG
Pro
For long routes and parallel work.
- 400 tasks per month
- Up to 30 steps per plan
- 3 tasks at once
Team
Shared memory, shared skills, and control over team workflows.
- From 5 participants
- Team skills
- Shared sources and files
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What is Nola and how is it related to Darwin?
Nola is an autonomous AI agent created by Darwin. She independently performs tasks: searches for information in open sources, analyzes and systematizes data, works with files and generates a finished result.
How is Nola different from regular AI chat?
Nola is first and foremost an autonomous agent. It receives a goal, builds and executes a plan of up to 30 steps, searches open sources, verifies data, and returns a finished result. A regular AI chat waits for every next message.
What is available immediately after registration?
Yes, you can start for free: 5 autonomous tasks and 20 work chat messages are available without a card.
Do I need to confirm every step?
No. The plan is confirmed once. If desired, you can pause before a specific step or change the route with text.
What files does Nola understand and create?
Nola works with PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, PNG, JPG, MP3 and WAV. Several formats can be collected in one task.
Is it possible to check the sources of the research?
Yes. Each fact in a research task contains a link to the source, and the resulting PDF contains a separate list of materials.
What happens if a step fails?
Nola repeats the safe actions up to 2 times, then stops the route and shows the reason instead of a hidden bypass.
Is it possible to collect a skill for a team process?
Yes. The command can describe the methodology, input files and result format; Nola will turn this into a repeatable autonomous route.


