Adapt

Freemium

Adapt is an AI Agents platform that lets you build and run AI agents on shared infrastructure. You connect your Slack, Google Workspace, CRM, and other SaaS tools. Then you ask questions or run workflows without switching apps.

It pulls live data from your tools, writes code to merge what it finds, and sends answers back where you work. The goal is one place to ask instead of hunting across ten tabs.

It works best for teams already living in Slack who need to stop exporting CSVs and waiting on engineers for simple reports.

Open it if your team drowns in tool sprawl and needs a single AI layer. Skip it if you want deep document reasoning or have no patience for setup work.

It fits when your setup looks like this.

• Mid-size companies with 10+ SaaS tools: You get one search across everything. No more checking Slack, then Drive, then Notion.
• Slack-first organizations: Your team never leaves where they talk. The answers show up in the thread.
• Teams without internal tools engineers: You build simple apps yourself. Expense forms and onboarding checklists go live in hours.
• Teams drowning in tool sprawl: You add agents without adding chaos. One runtime keeps it all together.
• Teams with fragmented data: Your Salesforce and Stripe data live in one place now. You ask, it joins, you get the number.
• Users with minimal coding experience: You analyze business data without writing SQL. The agent writes it for you.
• Companies reducing engineering on routine data tasks: Your engineers stop pulling the same reports every week.

These are the parts you notice after day three.

• Knowledge Q&A with citations: Answers come back in 2-4 seconds with links to the source. You trust it because you can check it.
• Slack-native interface: Nobody learns a new app. The work happens where the conversations already are.
• No-code app builder: You ship internal tools without tickets. Simple forms and workflows go live fast.
• Cross-tool search that beats native search: You get complete answers 72% more often than searching each tool alone.
• Write data back, not just read: You update Salesforce or Stripe from the same question. It acts, not just reports.

You start with connections, then ask.

1. Choose your SaaS tools and connect via API, MCP, or CLI.
2. Set identity and permissions from your existing provider.
3. Ask a question in Slack or pick a pre-built workflow.

Skip it when these limits matter to you.

• No public pricing: You cannot budget without talking to sales. The conversation takes time you may not have.
• Significant setup work upfront: You connect dozens of tools before you see value. This is not a five-minute test.
• No-code builder hits walls: Complex apps with custom logic need engineering. You outgrow it fast if the workflow is tricky.
• Not built for deep document reasoning: You need a different tool if the job is reading hundred-page contracts.