Custom automations, agents, and apps for your business
Connect the tools you are already using and run automations, create custom apps, and interact with agents on top of it to fill in operational gaps and save time
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This is your workspace: your apps, your team, and one place to ask.
An agent that does everything.
@PlyxlCan someone get to Harbourview first thing tomorrow?
@PlyxlEvery Monday at 8, chase any invoice over 14 days late
@PlyxlReply to Cedar Park and offer Thursday or Friday
@PlyxlMake me a sheet of every job we did for Cedar Park this year
@PlyxlWhich Shopify products are about to run out?
- Every toolIt works in everything you’ve connected, and your apps.
- Asks firstEmail, payments and anything that can’t be undone wait for a yes.
- Jobs of its ownStanding work on a schedule, or whenever something happens.
- RemembersA notebook of how your business works.
- Finds youA message in Plyxl when it needs a yes from you.
Works with the tools you already use.
Ask for the software you’re missing.
Plyxl builds it on your data and your tools, and it’s yours to change by asking.
“A quote builder: snap a photo of the unit and it writes the quote from our price list”
“Read every new enquiry, work out how urgent it is, and book the nearest free tech”
“A booking page where customers describe the problem and get a price before they book”
“Show me which customers we’re about to lose, and why”
- 1Say itIn a sentence, the way you’d ask someone who works for you.
- 2Try itIt runs on your real data. Nothing is kept until you add it.
- 3Approve itYou see exactly what it can read and change before it’s live.
App Store
Or start from one that’s already written.
Ready-made apps, written and tested by Plyxl. Add one in a click, then change it by asking.
- JobsThe week’s work, who’s doing it, and what’s done
- CustomersEveryone you work for, and everything about them
- QuotesPrice the job, send it, get the yes
- InvoicesBill it, send it, see who still owes you
- BookkeepingHow the business is doing, and the books for your accountant
- BookingsLet customers book you, and see the day at a glance
- TasksEverything to do, and who’s doing it
- InventoryWhat’s in stock, where, and what to reorder
- NotesRecord a meeting, get the write-up
30 minutes · free · done for you
Your first automation, built for you.
Book half an hour with one of the people who built Plyxl. Bring the work that eats your week, and we build it into your business on the call.
- 01Show us the busyworkThe task you do every week and wish you didn’t.
- 02A founder builds it, liveIn your real tools, while you watch.
- 03You leave with it runningYours to keep, and to change whenever you ask.
Questions, answered.
Something else? Write to team@plyxl.net and our team will get back to you.
The workspace that does the work. Everything your business runs on is in one place, so Plyxl’s agent can work across your entire company: ask for something and it gets it done in every tool involved, from chasing late invoices to moving a job and telling the customer. When what you need doesn’t exist yet, it builds the app or automation for it.
Its agent works across your whole business, not inside one tool. Because everything is in one workspace, a single request can read your books, check the calendar, email the customer and update the CRM, and you ask for it the way you’d ask someone who works for you. It asks before anything that leaves your business or can’t be undone, and most changes are recorded in Activity, where you can undo them. And it’s priced per workspace, not per person.
No. Your email stays in Gmail or Outlook and your books stay in QuickBooks or Xero. Plyxl connects with a sign-in and works with your data where it already lives. When an app needs somewhere of its own to keep things, like a list of jobs, Plyxl gives it a table.
Anything you would describe to someone who works for you: a dispatch board, a quote builder, a stock tracker for the vans, a page customers can book from, or a rule like “when a job is marked done, invoice it”. In Plyxl an app and an automation are the same thing. One is started by a person and the other by something happening.
There is nothing to wire up and no boxes to drag around. You say what you want, and Plyxl writes it against your real tools and data, shows you exactly what it can read and change, and lets you try it before anyone else has it. When it needs to change, you ask again.
Only what you allow. Anything that leaves your business or can’t be undone — email, payments, a change in a connected tool — arrives as a card showing the exact values, and waits for a yes. Smaller changes it can make on its own, like adding a row or updating a job, and those are recorded in Activity, where you can undo them.
Every read and every change, whether it comes from you, an app, an automation or the agent, goes through one door that checks what is allowed. Each app lists what it can reach, taken from what it is allowed to do rather than from how it describes itself. Built apps run in a sandbox, and changes land in Activity, where most can be undone.
200+ today, including Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, QuickBooks, Xero, Stripe, Square, Shopify, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack and Notion. If yours isn’t on the list, you can add any MCP server or API.
Yes. Connect any assistant that supports MCP and it can use Plyxl as you, through the same door, with the same permissions and the same approvals.