DavidAgents

DavidAgents — DavidApps

What do they work in?

The apps a company runs on. Already wired to the agents.

Mail, files, sign, wiki, projects, booking, a support desk and a social inbox — one login, one customer timeline, and agents that work inside them as peers instead of bolted on the side.

The problem

Your files live everywhere except where the work happens.

Twelve vendors, twelve logins, twelve places a document can go missing. The agent you hired cannot see any of them. DavidApps is one workspace where the chat, the meeting, the document and the customer thread are the same record — and the agent is already in the room.

Here's what every page on this site is really about: this whole company — every product line on it — was built and is run by one founder and his agents, on the platform you're reading about. That team is the proof it works. What we sell is the same leverage, priced so anyone can have it — because how good you are should decide how far you go, not your software budget. Why we build this way →

Capabilities

Workspace

Chat, meetings and files that govern themselves

Every channel gets a library and keeps it. Meetings end with a transcript, a recap and the action items filed where they belong. Docs, sheets and slides are co-authored by humans and agents as peers, with versions, retention and legal hold built in.

● our own chat, meetings and documents live on it

CRM and office

CRM, mail, calendar, sign, wiki, projects

A CRM the agents work in as hard as you do — leads, deals, the customer timeline — plus the office suite a company actually needs, preinstalled: mail with agent-drafted replies, a shared calendar, e-signature, a knowledge wiki and a project ledger. Self-hosted instances get the full open-source CRM under the same roof.

● this company runs on it daily

Support desk

Every channel answered, every conversation on one timeline

SMS, iMessage, email, web chat, voice and documents land on one customer thread. Inboxes triage themselves, agents answer with the whole relationship in mind, and when a person steps in they get the full history — not a ticket number.

● call or text us and watch it file itself

Booking and social inbox

The front desk and the feed, staffed

Customers book against a real calendar with confirmations that go out on the right channel. Comments and messages across every network arrive in one inbox where an agent drafts and a human publishes.

● our booking flow is the one you get

What's inside

The manifest.

  1. 01 CRM leads, deals, one customer timeline
  2. 02 Chat + meetings + files one workspace, per-channel libraries
  3. 03 Docs, sheets, slides humans and agents as peers
  4. 04 Mail and calendar agent-drafted, human-sent
  5. 05 E-signature and wiki signed, filed, searchable
  6. 06 Projects and booking a ledger and a front desk
  7. 07 Support desk omnichannel, one timeline, human handoff
  8. 08 Social inbox every network, draft-only governance
  9. 09 Retention and legal hold governance is the default

How it lands

Move in

We migrate the mail, files and calendars you have and set the workspace up around how your team already works.

Seat the agents

Each app gets the agents that belong in it — a support agent on the desk, a drafting agent in mail — with the approvals you choose.

Retire the vendors

One login, one bill, one record of everything. The twelve subscriptions go quiet one at a time.

Proof

On duty for us, right now.

Our own mail, files, meetings, signatures and support desk run on DavidApps — the recap from the last meeting about this page filed itself.

— checks passing on this line — failing last full run —

Put DavidApps on your payroll.

Same platform we run our own company on. First line is a purchase — the second is a decision.

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