Automations
Daily recap posted9:02 am
Follow-up drafteddone
CRM updatewaiting
Tasks
Rebuild Acme homepage brief
Prep Thursday proposal
Design review · 3:00 pm
Notes draftedauto
Inbox
Sarah approved the plan2m
3 tickets resolved7m
Completed
Weekly recap
Invoices chased
Automations
Daily recap posted9:02 am
Follow-up drafteddone
CRM updatewaiting
Tasks
Rebuild Acme homepage brief
Prep Thursday proposal
Design review · 3:00 pm
Notes draftedauto
Inbox
Sarah approved the plan2m
3 tickets resolved7m
Completed
Weekly recap
Invoices chased
The AI coworker that never sleeps

Most AI tells you what to do.Frosty actually does it.

Ask once in Slack, or put it on a schedule. Frosty does the work inside the tools you already use, posts the finished result back, and proposes the next automation, with anything risky held for your approval.

Start with $100 in free credits · no card · hard caps, never a surprise bill
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Scripted demo. The product runs the same loop on your real tools.
The problem

You bought the AI.
You’re still doing the work.

×It gave you a plan. You executed the plan.
×It summarized the call. You wrote the follow-ups, updated the CRM, booked the next one.
×Every answer ends the same way: with your to-do list a little longer.

Frosty is what happens after the advice. It does the work.

How it works

Four moves, one coworker.

In Slack or in the Frosty app, same coworker either way.

01 / ASK

Ask in plain language

Message Frosty in Slack or the app, the way you’d ask a teammate.

02 / PLAN

It makes a real plan

The work breaks into steps you can see and steer before anything runs.

03 / WORK

It uses your tools

Frosty acts through the tools you already pay for, with your permission.

04 / DELIVER

You approve, it ships

Finished work comes back, and anything risky waits for your tap.

Automations

Tell it once. It runs without you.

One-off tasks are just the start. Schedule the recap, the brief, the follow-ups, and Frosty runs them on cadence, checks in weekly, and proposes the next automation when it sees what your team uses.

Your automations3 running
Daily meeting recapRan 9:02 am · recap posted to #team
Every weekday · 9:00 am
Weekly client updateDraft ready · waiting for your tap
Fridays · 4:00 pm
Frosty proposes: automate the CRM follow-upIt looked at your connected tools and drafted the cadence. Nothing runs until you say so.
Activate ›
01

Runs on a schedule

Daily, weekly, monthly, or a plain-language cadence like “every weekday at 9”. Set it in chat, change it in chat.

02

Checks in on its own

A weekly note on what ran, what it noticed, and what needs you. Ease it off or pause it with one reply.

03

Proposes what to automate next

Frosty analyzes the tools you connect and proposes specific automations with a suggested cadence. You activate with a tap, and it can never approve itself.

Integrations

150+ direct integrations. Thousands more through the connector layer.

Frosty works inside the tools you already use, pulling what it needs and posting the finished work back.

Frosty
FROSTY
Slack
Gmail
Sheets
Calendar
Figma
Jira
Docs
Notion
Airtable
Drive
One coworker, every hat

Ask in Slack. Get finished work back.

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Multiplayer

One coworker. Your whole team’s.

An executive assistant for every person in the business, with one shared brain behind them. Frosty lives in your channels, everyone can ask, everyone sees the work land. Permissions and approvals stay per member.

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Weekly client update Sent · asked by Dana
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Morning brief posted Completed · scheduled by Marco
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Call recapped, follow-up drafted Waiting for Priya’s tap
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Overnight tickets triaged Completed · asked by Jon
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Why you can trust it with real work

Autonomy you grant and audit.

The approval wedge

It can never approve itself.

Anything risky, send, delete, pay, waits for a human tap.

Send follow-up to Sarahwaiting for your tap
Approve
Recap posted to #teamno approval needed, read-only
Capped credits

See the cost before it runs.

Workspace-shared credits with hard caps. No per-seat fees, no surprise bills.

Weekly client updateestimated 12 credits
Run
168 of 500 this week · hard cap on
Connected means tested

No fake green lights.

An integration only shows connected after a real, working read.

Slacktested 9:02 am · real read verified
connected
HubSpottesting the connection now
checking
Memory

It learns your business. Like a real coworker.

Brand voice, house rules, your docs, and what happened last month. Every task adds context, so you stop re-explaining.

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Brand voicememory item
📄
Team handbook18 pages, guidelines
House rulesask before sending
📅
Calendar3 meetings today
💬
Thread with Sarahfollow-up scheduled
📈
Last month’s recapbaselines remembered
How it compares

Advice is everywhere. Work is rare.

Chat assistantFrostyNew hire
Does the work, not just advice×
Runs on a schedule, without you×sometimes
Proposes what to automate next××
Works inside your tools×
Asks before anything riskyn/ahopefully
Cost you can hard-capseats$100 free, then capped creditssalary
Frosty, your AI coworkerFROSTY · online
Meet your coworker

One coworker. Every hat.

01

Trustworthy. Does what it says, shows the receipts.

02

Relentless. Closes the loop on everything.

03

Accountable. Keeps the whole team on track.

Start free. Pay for work, not seats.

  • $100 in free credits to start, no card required.
  • Credits are shared by the whole workspace. No per-seat fees.
  • You see the cost before a run, and budgets are hard caps.
  • Unused credits roll over for about a month.
Start free ›
Is this just another chatbot?

No. A chatbot ends its turn with advice, and you still do the work. Frosty ends its turn with the work: a call recapped, an inbox triaged, the follow-ups drafted. If it can only tell you how, it does not ship.

What if it does something wrong?

Anything risky waits in an approval queue for a human tap, and Frosty can never approve itself. You grant autonomy a step at a time and can audit everything it touched. It is an AI, so review its work before relying on it.

What do credits actually cost me?

A credit is a unit of finished work, a call recapped, an inbox triaged. You see the estimated cost before every run, budgets are hard caps, and the workspace shares one pool, so there is never a per-seat fee or a surprise bill.

Do I have to change how my team works?

No. Talk to Frosty in the app or right in Slack. Mention it or let it run on a schedule, there is no new tool to adopt.

Most AI tells you what to do.
Frosty actually does it.

Send it one real task today. Judge it on the work.

$100 in free credits · no card · cancel anytime
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