Miranda

One AI assistant for your whole operating system

Miranda is woven through every corner of Whitewater OS. It is grounded in your company's own operating knowledge, opens from anywhere in the app, and helps at whatever level you choose: it can coach you, walk you through the steps, or just do the work for you. Every change it proposes waits for your approval, so you stay in control of your own system.

Meet Miranda

Open it anywhere. It already knows where you are.

Most AI assistants are a chat window you feed context into. Miranda lives where your vision plan, priorities, meetings, and scorecard already live, so it starts every conversation knowing the page you are on and the numbers behind it. You never paste context in, and its answers are about your business, not businesses in general.

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Miranda, the Whitewater OS AI assistant, opened over the Vision Plan page and proposing three drafted priorities with a one-click Confirm all

That screenshot is the real product, mid-task: Miranda opened over the vision plan, proposing three drafted priorities with a single Confirm all waiting. It is the shape of everything Miranda does. You ask in plain language, it does the reading and the drafting, and the result lands as staged changes in the same system your team already watches, never as silent edits. One assistant, one conversation, with your whole operating loop in reach.

Bring your spreadsheets

Upload the files you run the business on today

Every growing company already runs on files: the priorities spreadsheet, the KPI export, the org chart deck, the planning doc from the last offsite. Miranda takes them as they are. Attach, drag in, or paste CSV, XLSX, PDF, DOCX, or PPTX files, or even screenshots, up to five at a time, into any conversation.

Miranda reads what you gave it and drafts the real thing in bulk: projects, tasks, quarterly priorities, scorecard metrics, goals, and meetings, built from what it found in your files. Every draft is staged for review. Approve the whole batch with one click on Confirm all, or go line by line. Nothing is ever written into your workspace until you confirm it.

This is what switching actually looks like. Moving from Ninety.io, Bloom Growth, or a pile of spreadsheets does not start with an empty workspace or a services engagement: export what you have, upload it, and approve your own operating system into existence in an afternoon. Hands-on onboarding help is still there whenever you want a human in the loop.

Miranda after a spreadsheet upload: the attached Q4-launch-plan.xlsx and the request to draft its projects and tasks, Miranda reporting two projects and nine tasks read from the file, and two Create project actions staged as proposals behind a one-click Confirm all
Step 1 Upload

Drop the spreadsheet, export, deck, or doc straight into a Miranda chat, in the formats you already have.

Step 2 Review

Miranda drafts the projects, tasks, priorities, metrics, goals, and meetings it finds, staged side by side.

Step 3 Confirm

Approve everything with one Confirm all, or pick changes one at a time. Until then, nothing is written.

Do it for you

Ask how, or just say do it

Miranda meets you at the level of help you want. Ask how to do something and it walks you through the steps, in your own workspace, on your own data. Ask it to just handle it, and it does: creating the project, updating the tasks, restructuring the quarter's priorities, or prepping the meeting you are about to run.

It is fully agentic, which means the work does not stop when you leave the page. Hand Miranda something in the middle of your day, go run your pulse meeting, and come back to finished, staged results. You do not babysit it, and you do not lose the thread by navigating away. An assistant that only works while you watch it is a chat window; one that follows through is a colleague.

Agentic never means unsupervised. Miranda acts only when you ask it to, and every change it makes lands as a staged proposal you confirm, in the same system your whole team already watches. The one-click Confirm all exists so that control never costs you speed.

  • Walks you through it, or does it for you
  • Keeps working after you navigate away
  • Every change staged for your approval

Files out, too

Ask for the file, get the file

The board wants a deck. The bank wants a spreadsheet. Your leadership team wants the quarter summarized on one page. Ask Miranda and it produces the finished, downloadable file: XLSX spreadsheets, DOCX documents, PPTX decks, and PDF reports, with charts built from your real numbers.

Because Miranda reads the same live scorecard, priorities, and meeting history your team works from, the report it writes is the state of the business, not a copy-paste reconstruction of it. The hour before the board meeting goes back to being an hour.

  • XLSX, DOCX, PPTX, and PDF outputs
  • Charts drawn from your live operating data
  • Board updates, plans, and reports on request

Coaching built in

A coach that has read your playbook

Coaching is usually the first thing a growing company cuts, and the thing it needs most. Whitewater builds it in, and Miranda is how it is delivered: a thought partner grounded in your company's own curated operating knowledge, the notes you keep about how your business actually runs.

Pressure-test a quarter's priorities before you commit them. Prep for a pulse meeting in five minutes instead of thirty. Ask why a scorecard number keeps slipping and get an answer that cites your own weeks of history. The advice is specific to you, because the context is yours, and it is available to every seat, not just the corner office. It is coaching that compounds: every week of history in the system makes the next answer sharper.

In practice

What teams ask Miranda in week one

The fastest way to understand Miranda is to hear how founders actually use it. None of these require setup, integrations, or a prompt-writing course. You ask in plain language, in the workspace you are already in, and confirm what comes back.

  • “Turn this spreadsheet into our scorecard.” Upload the KPI export; approve the drafted metrics with one click.
  • “Draft our Q4 priorities from this plan.” Attach the planning doc; review the staged priorities before anything is written.
  • “Prep me for Tuesday's pulse meeting.” A briefing grounded in your scorecard, your priorities, and last week's issues.
  • “Build the board deck for this quarter.” A downloadable PPTX with charts drawn from your live numbers.
  • “Set up the project for the warehouse move.” A drafted project with its task list, ready to confirm and assign.

Trust

AI you can hand real work to

Our practices in writing
Confirm before writeEvery change is staged for your approval first.
No AI trainingWe never train AI models on your business data.
Organization-level isolationYour data stays walled off from every other org.
Included with ProAn AI usage allowance comes with every seat.

Bring a spreadsheet. Leave with a system.

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