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Sprawl

Many moving parts. One point of contact.

Sprawl runs your company’s recurring work as operations, each with its own agents, schedule and apps. You direct all of it from one conversation.

Prepaid. Pay only for the work your agents do.

For example · Sales pipeline

  1. 9:14A lead emails about 12 seats
  2. 9:16Scored 86 of 100, reply drafted
  3. 9:21You approve it in the thread
  4. 9:22Sent. Deal moved to Qualified

Every operation. One thread.

Your briefing, your lead triage and your support desk run as separate operations with their own agents. What they did, and what they need from you, arrives in one conversation, in order.

Illustration: the operations, people and numbers are invented. Every screen is drawn from Sprawl’s own interface, and the film shows only what ships today.
Every operation’s work, in orderEach line carries its operation’s name and mark.
Questions wait in the threadApprove or reject in place. The write holds until you do.
Open any lineSee what the run did, step by step, beside the thread.

What it runs. Pretty much any recurring work.

110+apps ready to connect
2,200+actions across them
Any modelper agent · Claude, GPT and more

Describe the outcome; Sprawl sets up the agents, the schedule and the apps. A few operations people start with:

  • Weekdays, 7:00

    Morning briefing

    Your inbox, calendar and channels, read and summarised before you start.

    GmailCalendarSlack
  • When a lead writes in

    Lead triage

    New leads read, scored and routed, with a draft reply waiting for you.

    GmailHubSpot
  • When a thread goes quiet

    Follow-up chaser

    Nothing slips: stalled conversations get a drafted nudge for your OK.

    GmailOutlook
  • Before every meeting

    Calendar sentinel

    Who you’re meeting, what was said last time, and what’s open.

    Google CalendarNotion
  • On demand

    Research brief

    A question in, a sourced brief out. No accounts to connect.

    Web search
  • Mondays

    Weekly numbers

    Revenue, traffic and pipeline pulled into one note, with what changed.

    StripeAnalyticsSheets

Connects to

GmailSlackGoogle CalendarNotionHubSpotSalesforceGitHubLinearStripeShopifyOutlookMicrosoft TeamsJiraAirtableZendeskIntercomQuickBooksCalendlyGoogle DriveGoogle SheetsAsana+ 90 more

How work starts

On a schedule
Any time, any cadence, or once
When a job ends
One operation’s result starts the next
When something happens
In Gmail, Slack, Linear or GitHub
When you ask
In the thread, or from your coding agent

From a sentence to a running operation.

  1. 1

    Describe the outcome

    In the browser, or from Claude Code or Codex. Sprawl proposes the operation: agents, schedule, apps.

  2. 2

    Review and connect

    Approve the plan. Sign in to what it needs; each app uses its own sign-in screen.

  3. 3

    It runs, and asks when it matters

    It stops and asks. Then it picks up where it stopped.

Agents do the work. You keep the calls.

  • Writes wait for you. Emails, texts, public posts and payments are held until you approve, by a gate the agent cannot talk its way around. Other changes are held too, unless you turn on Auto mode for that agent or always allow that action.
  • A model per agent. Each Sprawl agent runs on the model that fits its work: Claude, GPT, or any model in the AI Gateway.
  • Tools scoped per agent. An agent reaches only the apps and actions you grant it.
  • Spend you set. A prepaid balance, and runs pause when it runs out.

Already in Claude Code or Codex? Add Sprawl in one line.

Add Sprawl to your agent

claude mcp add --transport http sprawl https://sprawl.to/api/mcp

One command to install. Minutes to a provisioned operation. Operations run on their own schedule after you close it.

What would you like off your plate?

Start with $3.00 included. Top up from $5. Pay for what you use.