Connect · Automate · Operate

Run every operation you've got — each with its own fleet.

Describe what you need and Sprawl stands up a fleet of AI agents that work across your tools — email, calendar, Slack, your CRM. Run as many operations as you juggle: every project its own, on its own accounts. It works while you don't.

Free to start · No card · Nothing risky without your OK

Live · across your fleets
ITInbox TriageDrafting reply to Dana ReyesRunningnow
DSDaily StandupSummarizing updates from #engDone2m ago
DWDeal WatcherScanning 34 open dealsDone11m ago
MPMeeting PrepBriefing your 2:30 with NorthwindWaiting18m ago
WRWeekly ReportCompiling Q3 metricsDone24m ago
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The thing nobody else does

A separate operation for everything you run.

Every other tool assumes one you — one inbox, one login. But you run a business and a side project. Or five clients, each with their own accounts. Sprawl gives every operation its own project: its own connected accounts (yes — different Gmails, different X handles, different Slacks), its own fleet of agents, cleanly walled off. Switch between them like tabs. Nothing bleeds across.

Running clients? See how agencies use Sprawl
Acme Co.Client
ops@acmeSlack Logoacme-hqAcme CRM
3 agents
Inbox TriageRunning
Deal WatcherDone
Weekly ReportDone
Your startupOwned
you@startupTwitter Logo@startupLinear LogoEng
2 agents
StandupDone
Support TriageWaiting
The newsletterSide project
hello@newsTwitter Logo@thenewsNotion LogoDrafts
2 agents
Draft DigestDone
Reply SorterDone
How it works

You describe it. Sprawl builds it. It runs.

Built for you — not another canvas to build on, not another chat to babysit.

Describe

Say it in plain words

“Triage my client inbox and draft replies every morning.” No flowcharts, no wiring nodes together.

Sprawl builds it

It sets the operation up

It provisions the agents, connects the right accounts, and wires the schedules and triggers — for you. You don’t assemble anything.

It runs

On its own, on your tools

Around the clock, on your real tools, on the best model for each job — running what you’ve trusted it with, checking in on the rest.

Already shipped something?

You shipped the product. Now let it run itself.

Connect GitHub and Vercel and Sprawl surveys what you've actually built — then proposes the operation to run it as a business: the agents, their schedules, the goals they work toward, and the accounts each one needs. You approve once. Sprawl provisions the whole thing and hands you a connect checklist — each account you link brings its agents online.

Connect your stack → pick what to run → approve once → it runs

Blueprint · ready for your approval
Nightjar — Ops
from github.com/you/nightjar · nightjar.app on Vercel
SISupport InboxAnswers users from support@nightjar.appGmail
RNRelease NotesTurns merged PRs into shipped-it notesGitHub InvertocatGitHub
SPSocial PresencePosts launches and replies as @nightjarTwitter LogoX
WPWeekly PulseRevenue + signups, every Monday 9amStripe LogoStripe
Goals · first response < 4h · 3 posts / week
Approve & buildTweak first

One approval provisions all of it — nothing exists until you say so.

Connects to

Your agents work inside the tools you already have.

One-click accounts. If it has an API, your fleet can probably use it.

gmail
Slack Logoslack
calendar
jira
Notion Logonotion
GitHub Invertocatgithub
Linear Logolinear
Airtableairtable
hubspot
sheets
drive
outlook
100+ integrations · 500+ tools
Under the hood

The right model for every job.

Each agent runs on the model best suited to its task — fast ones for triage, deep ones for research. The catalog tracks the Vercel AI Gateway live: 200+ models across ~25 providers, new ones the day they land. Pin any model per agent — or per conversation — and never get locked to a single lab.

AnthropicOpenAIGooglexAIMistralMetaDeepSeekQwen+ 17 more
Trust

It runs what you trust — and checks on the rest.

When Sprawl sets up an operation, it asks how much autonomy you want — what it can just do, and what it should always run past you. After that it only interrupts you for the things you flagged. And a few things — sending money, deleting data, reaching someone new — are always your call, no matter what.

Inbox Triage · send email · 2m ago

Reply to Dana Reyes, re: “Q3 renewal” — “Thanks Dana — attaching the updated SOW…”

Held for your OK — you asked to review emails to people outside your team.

Approve & sendEdit firstDismiss

Your next operation is one sentence away.

Describe the first thing you want off your plate. Free to start, no card, cancel anytime.

You describe it. Sprawl runs it.