Kitewell early access partners wanted
Product
Update, November 2026: the early access program has closed and is now offered as the one-month PoC, proven on your real screens. Automation agencies can join the resale program.
Descarty, Inc. is looking for early access partners to verify Kitewell, its business automation software, on their real work and carry it through to production.
Kitewell handles workflows from creation to operation in one place: steps written in everyday language, web and desktop operations handled by AI, and decisions approved by people. It is in public beta, and Descarty fixes in the product what the verification finds.
About the program
- Partners: three companies
- Applications: until March 31, 2027
- Work in scope: robots that stop when screens change, integration with systems that have no API, and document work that needs judgment or approval
- How it runs: for system integration, we prove the connection on production screens, starting from requirements and design; for adoption by your staff, a one-department pilot proves they can build and fix their own work. Either takes one month
- The results are published as a joint verification case study, without your company name if you prefer
- It costs ¥500,000 before tax
See Early access partners for details, and apply here.