They do the work.
Nothing goes out without you.
Support, sales, marketing and IT: the jobs that come back every week, in your tools or ours.
Where your agents do their work, and where you sign off on it.
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On-call wants to restart the queue workerIncident · app-2
Checkout errors started with the 14:00 deploy: the queue worker on app-2 is stuck. Restart it?
Sales wants to email 12 shoppersStep 1 of 2 · Gmail
A short note to each person who left a full cart last night, with what they left.
Support wants to reply to MayaIntercom
Hi Maya, your order #4821 shipped on Thursday and should arrive tomorrow. Here's the tracking link.
This one is live. Approve or reject something, or open an agent to see its threads.
Start with one, and add the next when you trust the first.
Sales, to Maya“The smoky cedar you left in your cart is back in stock. Want me to put one aside for you?”Sales follows up on carts and quiet leads. Support notices the customer who's about to cancel and tells you before they do.
Sales asked SupportIs Dan still upset about the late order?Sales checks with Support before it follows up, so nobody pitches a customer who just complained.
It reads its own history, not a guess.
A Tuesday at a small online store. Pick a job, or play the whole day.
Sound on. Each job is its own short clip, so you can jump straight to the one you care about.
More on what the team does for online stores, agencies and SaaS.
SupportReadyWrite the job in plain words. The agent gets a name, a picture and a seat on your team.
You pick each tool and, inside each tool, which actions. Anything else, it can't do.
One sign-in per tool and the agent works there. No code, and no onboarding call.
Support looks up the order and writes the answer. Your phone gets it as a notification with the full reply in it. Tap Approve and it goes out exactly as you read it, or tap Reject and nothing does.
Reading never needs asking. Short low-stakes replies can go after a few minutes, if you allow it.
A step only runs once the one before it worked. Approve the whole plan in one tap.
Every call, proposal and approval, chained so a changed row shows. Us included.
Your agents do the work. Crisper keeps the passwords, and nothing reaches a customer until you say so.
Wondering why not just use Claude or ChatGPT? Here's how they compare.
We built Crisper to run our own companies first. It still does.
“Every tool I tried either did nothing useful or wanted my keys and the right to email my customers without asking. So I built Crisper, and I approve what it does from my phone.”
Email sending for people who run their own Sendy. Agents answer support in Intercom and look into alerts before anyone's awake, then ask before they restart anything.
Support
On-callAn AI website builder. Agents answer customers, dig into errors when something breaks, and draft the fix and the reply together.
Support
On-callSupport, marketing, sales and IT to start. Anything you can describe as a job with tools works the same way: the agent does the work and asks before anything goes out.
Only what you allow: reading, and replies you've marked low-stakes. Everything else waits for you.
No. You connect your tools by signing in, and you approve work on your phone. Tech teams can go further, with on-call and code review agents.
$49 a month per workspace, with $25 of AI work included each month. Your first workspace starts with a 14-day free trial. See pricing.
Your workspace is kept in our database, in the EU (Ireland), and the app runs on Cloudflare. When an agent works on something, only what that job needs goes to the AI model it uses. Keys you add are encrypted and never shown again, and the record of what agents did keeps no message text or keys. We don't sell your data or use it to train models.
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