Digital assistants, built and owned by you
Build an agent with a role, a goal and real tools. It remembers your context, runs workflows on a schedule, and can take a whole shift on its own, then reports back. For yourself, or your whole team.
Chat
Talk to it like a specialist who already knows the context.
Tasks
Describe a job once. It plans the steps and runs them on a schedule.
Shifts
Give it a goal and a window. It takes the whole shift.
Inside Parasync
Your agents live in one list. Open one and talk to it, or hand it work that carries on without you.
Store Operations
Watches stock across the stores and keeps procurement moving
Beyond the chat
Planned by AI, run by the platform, and shown step by step in the Runsheet.
Describe a job in a sentence. A planner turns it into a chain of steps, tests what it can, and saves it.
One-off or recurring · Every step recorded · Failed steps retried and repaired
Check the current inventory for Surat and Pune, and email a summary of what needs reordering to the store managers.
A shift isn't a script. Give the agent a goal and a time window and it decides what to check, when to look again and when to act.
Runs inside your window · Wakes itself when needed · Ends with a report
10:00–12:00 · Mon–Fri · 4 scheduled wakes · Asia/Kolkata
What it actually does
An agent never sleeps: it remembers every detail, handles the work you'd rather not repeat, and gets sharper every time you use it.
Give an agent a role, a goal and a toolbelt. It is yours the moment you save it: your organization, your data, your rules.
Recurring tasks fire on their schedule and shifts run inside a window you choose. Results land on a notification feed, not in your conversation.
Facts, preferences and context carry forward instead of starting from zero each time you talk to it.
When it notices it keeps doing the same work, it saves it as a reusable tool and gets faster the more you rely on it.
Share one agent with your team. Everyone connects with their own credentials, and nobody's key is ever anyone else's to see.
Runs code in a sandbox, browses the web, sends email and reaches your databases and APIs. A real workspace behind it, not just a chat window.
Getting started
Create an organization for your team, agency or your own projects. Every agent lives inside one, with scoped ownership.
Give it a role, a goal and instructions in plain English, then connect the tools and keys it should be able to use.
Chat with it, hand it a recurring task, or send it on a shift. Watch every step, and read the report.
A chatbot answers. An agent acts: it runs code, queries your data, sends email and browses the web with tools you grant it, keeps memory between conversations, and can work in the background on a schedule or for a whole shift without you in the chat.
No. You describe the role, the goal and the instructions in plain English, and connect the tools you want it to use. If you want a custom tool of your own there is a builder for that, but it is optional.
A task is a workflow planned once and run the same way each time. A shift is open-ended: you give the agent a goal and a time window, and it decides what to look at, when to look again and when to act, then files a report when the window closes.
Keys are encrypted at rest and agents use them without the model ever being shown the value. Access is scoped to your organization at the database layer, and every connected person supplies their own credentials.
Yes. Invite people to a private agent and one subscription covers everyone connected to it. Each person brings their own keys and keeps their own conversations and workspace.
The agent pauses instead of spending, and you are told. Chat stops responding, scheduled tasks skip their runs and shifts skip their wakes, and everything picks up again once you add funds.
