The multiplayer AI workspace for how your team actually runs the business.
One person builds an agent, a report or a small app. The whole team walks in, extends it, and runs the work together.
Five things your team builds. All of them shared.
Everything below is a project with members, a history and an owner. Anyone can extend what anyone else built.
A worker your team owns together.
Give it a role and the tools it needs. It runs on its own, and anyone on the team can add a job to it later without starting over.
- MEMeera built it: read vendor mail, keep the sheet current
- RORohan added a job: fetch each vendor’s rating, keep it fresh
- NINisha asked: best-rated florist under ₹80 a stem?
A page that is never out of date.
Describe what you want to see. Kryttle builds it from your real systems and rebuilds it on a schedule. No columns to drag, no SQL to write.
Small software, built by asking.
A form, a tracker, an approval board. Real fields, real roles, real saved state, shared with a link. The kind of tool you would otherwise buy or ask an engineer for.
Work that runs without anyone opening it.
Set a trigger (a time, an event, an incoming message) and the sequence runs. The repetitive half of the week stops costing anyone a morning.
Your business, answerable.
Ask in plain language, in chat or on WhatsApp. Kryttle reads across every connected system and shows you the exact source behind every number.
Six industries, already speaking your language.
Each one ships with its own playbook: your words, your channels, your systems. WhatsApp is first-class in all of them.
Events
Job sheets, workbooks, vendor chasing, change impact, client updates, closeouts.
Schools
Sits on your ERP, LMS and CRM. Admissions, fees, attendance, board packs, parent comms.
Funds
Loan book, covenant monitoring, collections ladder, portfolio prep, policy answers.
Agencies
Client reports, campaign audits, creative briefs, prospect research, internal tools.
Factories
PO chase-ups, production tracking, quality summaries, vendor KYC, complaint routing.
Nonprofits
Grant chase-ups, donor comms, board prep, volunteer scheduling, impact reports.
Four rules, every single time.
Nothing without your OK
You see the exact change, then confirm. Nothing edits your systems quietly.
Every answer, cited
Which sheet, which mail, which clause. If it can't cite it, it says so.
It tells you first
A blocked teammate, a late certificate, a change that touched fourteen things.
Built once, used by all
Unlimited teammates on every plan. Nobody is priced out of the workspace.
It connects your systems, then learns how they relate.
Any tool can read a spreadsheet. Kryttle learns that a covenant is tested against a reported number, that a blocked task ripples to three people, that a vendor belongs to the last event they worked.
That map is shared. Every agent, report and app your team builds stands on it. Every new joiner inherits it on day one.
Connects to
Learns the relationships
You stay in control. Your data. Your access. Your approval.
Only the people you authorize can access your workspace. Important actions can require your approval, and your data remains yours.
Multi-tenancy
Each workspace securely isolates customer data, keeping information private and protected.
You stay in control
You decide what Kryttle can access, what it can do, and when it needs your approval.
Human in the loop
In chat, an agent asks before it sends, changes or deletes anything critical.
Credentials isolated
Tokens are injected at execution by our gateway. Models never see them: not in prompts, not in logs.
No training on your data
We do not train on your data, and every model provider we use is contractually barred from doing so.
Built to resist manipulation
Agents are built to treat fetched content as data, not commands.
Data encryption
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, keeping it protected at every step.
Full audit log
Who built it, who changed it, what it touched, when.
Export anything
Export your reports, data, and workflows whenever you need them.
The tool your team lives inside all day should belong to the whole team.
Free to start. Nothing to migrate, nothing to replace.