An inbox that clears itself
Kaer sorts the mail, answers what's routine and drafts the rest for you to approve before it sends.
Delegate the work.Run your business.
Try
Describe the outcome. Kaer works out how to finish it across your email, browser, calendar and business software.
Works in your tools
01Gmail02Google Calendar03Google Drive04Google Sheets05Google Docs06Google Meet07Slack08Zoom09Notion10Dropbox11Stripe12PayPal13Square14QuickBooks15Xero16Shopify17HubSpot18Salesforce19Mailchimp20Intercom21Zendesk22Calendly23Trello24Asana25Airtable26Zapier27Canva28WordPress29Squarespace
One prompt. Three moments.
- Describe the outcomeIn plain words, like you would to a colleague. No prompts to engineer, no flow to draw.
- Kaer works it outIt reads your files and mail, plans the steps, and works across your browser, calendar and software.
- You approve what mattersAnything consequential waits for a tap from you. Everything else just gets done, on the record.
One operator, not a shelf of bots.
The same agent communicates with your customers, operates your software, runs your recurring processes, and builds the tool when none of them will do. One shared context behind all four.
Communicate
Email, replies and follow-ups in your tone. Sorted, answered where it's routine, drafted for you where it isn't.Mail Operate your software
Its own browser, inbox and desktop, so it can use the same web apps your team does, including the ones with no API.Computer Run workflows
Invoicing runs, stock checks, the Monday report. Recurring processes that run whether or not anyone remembers.Workflows Build the missing tool
Describe the spreadsheet you've outgrown and get a working internal tool your team can use the same day.Software builder
Build & technical work
It builds the software too.
A booking form, a customer portal, the tool you’ve outgrown a spreadsheet for — Kaer builds it. With engineers on staff, Operator reads the codebase, works on its own machines and opens a pull request for review.
- Reads before it acts
- Checkpoints & takeover
- Ships the working thing
01$ kaer run “migrate billing to usage-based credits”
02reading repo · 1,284 files mapped · blast radius: 23 paths
03plan approved — fanning out 4 parallel tasks
04vm-1 › edited lib/billing/meter.ts +118 −41
05vm-2 › wired usage events → credit ledger
06vm-3 › wrote tests · 312 passing
07checkpoint · nothing risky — continuing
08✓ opened PR #2051 — “Usage-based credits” · ready for review
09you review · it ships
01$ kaer run “migrate billing to usage-based credits”
02reading repo · 1,284 files mapped · blast radius: 23 paths
03plan approved — fanning out 4 parallel tasks
04vm-1 › edited lib/billing/meter.ts +118 −41
05vm-2 › wired usage events → credit ledger
06vm-3 › wrote tests · 312 passing
07checkpoint · nothing risky — continuing
08✓ opened PR #2051 — “Usage-based credits” · ready for review
09you review · it ships
Nothing consequential without you.
Kaer stops before it sends, pays, deletes or deploys. You approve from your phone, and every action is on the record.
- Approval gate on every consequential action
- Scoped, revocable credentials per tool
- A full audit trail you can export
Everything your business runs on.
One agent behind email, browsers, calendars and business software, not six subscriptions.
A diary that fills itself
Bookings, reminders and follow-ups handled end to end. Kaer offers the times and confirms the ones that stick.
Jobs tracked to done
Every enquiry, quote and job in one place, with Kaer chasing the steps that would otherwise be forgotten.
Knows how you do things
Your prices, policies, suppliers and past jobs. Kaer reads the file before it answers a customer.
The tool you never got round to
Describe the spreadsheet you've outgrown and get a working internal tool your team can use the same day.
The routine that never slips
Invoicing runs, stock checks, weekly reports. Recurring company processes that run whether or not anyone remembers.
Start small. Grow into it.
Priced for every stage, from trying it on one job to running the company on it. Credits meter the work; plans set the ceiling. No seats to buy before you know it works.
Cancel any time
StarterStarterFor trying Kaer on a real job.Free What’s included:
- Free daily Operator credits
- Free credits for AI integrations
- Publish 1 app
- Community support
Recommended for you
Kaer CoreCoreFor a small team getting its hours back./mo7-day free trial for new accountsWhat’s included:
- 2,000 credits / month
- Free Kaer inbox — send & receive mail through your agents
- Unlimited Free Mode
- Up to 5 collaborators
- Unlimited workspaces
- Autonomous long builds
Kaer ProProFor a business that runs on it daily./mo What’s included:
- Everything in Core
- 4,300 credits / month
- Free Kaer inbox — send & receive mail through your agents
- Unlimited Free Mode
- Up to 15 collaborators
- Priority compute pool
Kaer MaxMaxFor the busiest operations./mo What’s included:
- Everything in Pro
- 9,900 credits / month
- Free Kaer inbox — send & receive mail through your agents
- Maximum self-serve limits
- More parallel work
- Priority compute & support
EnterpriseFor enterprise-grade security, scale & controls.Custom
- Everything in Max
- Free Kaer inbox — send & receive mail through your agents
- Customisable seat numbers on any plan
- SSO / SAML
- Advanced privacy controls
- Audit log & DPA
- Dedicated solutions engineer
Do I need a card to start?
No. The free plan needs no card, and neither does the 7-day Core trial.
What is a credit?
Credits meter the work Kaer does. Your plan sets the monthly amount; top-ups add more when a busy month needs it.
Can Kaer act without me?
Routine work, yes. Anything consequential (sending, paying, deleting, deploying) waits for your approval and is logged.
Does it work with the software I already use?
Yes. It uses its own browser for the web apps you run today, and connects natively where an integration exists. See integrations.
Ready when you are.
No credit card. No onboarding project. Describe one job you'd rather not do today — and see it come back done.
or see pricing