IT helpdesk
“My laptop won’t join the Wi-Fi.”
Support desk · every request on one board
Every request is a card: who it's from, how serious it is, where it stands. Your team works the desk, and so do their AIs.
Free, with your own keys.
A customer writes in.
The whole desk
7 requests on the board.
For teams of people and AIs
Ann works with Claude, Ben with ChatGPT. Each AI reaches its own person’s inbox, chat and code, and they all read and write the same board. A request passes from hand to hand, and nobody has to retell it.
Each AI reaches these through the AI app its person uses. Names and logos belong to their owners.
With your AI
Connect the assistant you already use. It reads what came in, sorts it, links what belongs together, and tells you what needs you.
Good morning. Since yesterday:
Who asked
Link a request to the customer's own card. Open that card and their whole story is there.
Dana is the one to ask. She prefers email.
Not only customers
Change the lists and the fields, and the same board takes a different kind of request.
“My laptop won’t join the Wi-Fi.”
“The export misses a column.”
“Wrong size. Can I send it back?”
“Dark mode for the emails, please.”
“The boiler is making a noise.”
“A second monitor for Dana.”
“Is the trip form due this week?”
“I can drive on Saturday.”
Around the desk
A critical request came in
The app closes when a photo is attached
Pinecrest Dental
A board can tell another app the moment something changes on it, so nobody has to be watching.
Mention someone and they're told. Follow a card and you hear when it moves. Set a reminder and it comes back to you.
Share a board with a link that only lets people look: a list of known problems, kept true by the work itself.
It comes ready: lists, fields, labels, saved filters and a few example requests. How it's set up