Claritty
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Claritty launched on July 9, 2026 with 5 votes, #4,557 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Build AI apps with their own dashboards, or brief an AI team in chat and let it work in the background. Real AI teammates automate workflows across your tools using schedules, triggers, and integrations, then deliver results for your approval in about 10 minutes a day. You stay in control. No code required. Your credentials never touch app code, so nothing leaks. Works across 32+ integrations from your desktop or phone.
AI workflow automation without building it. Describe the work you repeat by hand and Claritty runs it across your existing tools. Nothing acts without your approval.
Describe a job once. Claritty runs it across the tools you already use, on a schedule, and stops for you before it acts. You keep the decisions and lose the busywork. One job, from the morning it ran. The times and counts are an example. Describe what you keep doing by hand, or pick one of the jobs Claritty already knows. A carrier portal. A council system. The insurance back-office you log into every Monday. One company needs each of them, so nobody is ever going to build an integration for it. Record the job once and review what Claritty read back. From then on it runs on your schedule, in a browser Claritty controls, never yours. Claritty runs the repetitive work across your tools and…from claritty.ai
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