Ask, and the workflow is built
Say what you want in your own words, and the assistant builds a workflow and proposes it.
Nothing is saved until you choose Apply.
Turn robots that breakinto workflowsyou fix by talking.
AI handles the web operations, people make the decisions. Business automation you build and fix by talking to an AI assistant.
Platforms
- macOSBeta
- WindowsComing
- LinuxComing
The interface comes in six languages, including Japanese and English. Chat and steps work in any language your chosen AI model supports. Screens are from a demo environment with fictional data.
When your automation stops, can you fix it?
It stops when a screen changes
A small change to a web system stops the robot.
Only the builder can fix it
When that person moves on, nobody can.
Nobody keeps track
Robots multiply across departments, unseen.
Build and fix in the language of the work.
Web operations are sentences
Write steps such as “enter the login ID”, and AI reads the screen to carry them out. A small screen change does not mean rewriting the steps.
Passwords are named, never shown to the AI.
When it stops, fix it on the spot
From the step that stopped, ask the assistant about the cause. Once fixed, run again from that step.
Completed steps keep their results.
Decide what AI does and what people check
Approvals and human tasks
Add an approval to any step. Who decided what, and when, is recorded.
Batch sheets
Paste a spreadsheet list and run once per row. Values AI reads come with the quote they came from.
A record of runs and changes
Logs and screens for every run, and every version of every workflow.
Your business data stays in your environment
- Workflows, run logs, and credentials stay on your machine
- You choose the AI model, including in-house and local models
- Credentials are encrypted, and AI never sees their values
Open-source Dagu underneath
Kitewell runs on Dagu, the open-source workflow engine Descarty develops. You are never locked in to one vendor.
- GitHub stars
- 4,100+
- License
- GPL-3.0
For the work of your industry and department
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Collect orders and delivery dates from supplier portals
Every morning, collect new orders and delivery date changes from several customers' supplier portals and, after review, record them in the sales system.
Read invoices into the accounting system
AI reads incoming invoices, checks them against purchase orders, and records them in the accounting system. Invoices whose amounts differ wait for approval.
Check property listings across portals
Compare your property register with what each listing portal shows, and flag differences in rent or availability to the person responsible.
Review SaaS accounts
Collect user lists from each SaaS admin console and match them against current employees. Accounts of leavers or long-unused accounts are disabled only after approval.
Research a list of prospects
For a list of hundreds of companies, collect what each does, where it operates, and its size from its website, and build a list sales can prioritize.
Screen new business partners using public information
Search news and public sources for each new business partner, and have AI flag anything that needs checking. A person makes the final decision.
Everything business automation needs
- Schedules and catch-up of missed runs
- Branches and loops
- API import (OpenAPI)
- Server operations over SSH
- File transfer
- Docker containers
- AI agents such as Claude Code
- Alerts to Slack, Teams, and email
- Queues to limit concurrent runs
- Backup and restore
- MCP and REST API
- Interface in six languages
Start by testing it on your own work
Choose one to three real tasks, and a PoC measures the effect on the same screens and data as production.
1
Interview
We learn about your work, problems, and RPA.
2
Selection
Agree on the tasks and success criteria.
3
Build
Build workflows on your real screens and data.
4
Verify
Run them on real data and report the results.
From automation that breaks to automation you can fix
Tell us which work you have in mind, and we will propose how a PoC would run.