Summary
Build AI assistants that handle email, scheduling, CRM updates, and follow-up without you writing a workflow.
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Description
Lindy builds AI employees — persistent assistants that watch a trigger, decide what to do, and act across your tools. You describe the job in plain language and Lindy assembles the workflow rather than making you draw it.
What people build
- Inbox management. Triage email, draft replies in your voice, and escalate what genuinely needs you.
- Meeting scheduling. Negotiate times over email, book the slot, and send the brief beforehand.
- Meeting follow-up. Join calls, take notes, update the CRM, and send the recap.
- Lead handling. Qualify inbound leads, research the company, and route or reply within minutes.
- Support triage. Read tickets, answer the routine ones, and tag the rest.
How it works
Lindies are triggered by email, calendar events, webhooks, forms, or a schedule, and they use integrations across hundreds of applications. They can ask you for confirmation before consequential actions, which is the right default for anything that sends a message on your behalf.
Access
A free tier with monthly task credits covers evaluation; paid plans scale by credits and seats. Best for small teams who want an assistant's output without an assistant's headcount.
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