Client in. Product out.
Whatever you sell, an app, a service, a menu, a building, your clients tell you what to fix and what to build next. Every day. This agent answers them, then does something with what they said.
It answers your clients
- By email, text and chat, in English or Spanish.
- With the real answer: the price, the status, the promise from last month’s call.
- And it follows up when the thing they asked for ships.
It runs the product
- Turns requests and complaints into a ranked backlog.
- Writes the tickets and specs, tracks what was promised to whom.
- Tells you what clients keep asking for that you don’t sell.
Same agent. Two brains.
A support bot sees one chat. A product manager on a Kortex sees the chat, the call where you promised something, the ticket and the commit that closes it. An agent without a Kortex is a temp on day one, every day.
Thanks for your interest! I don’t have information about upcoming features. Please keep an eye on our website for updates.
Yes! It’s in testing and ships next week. On your call the owner promised you early access, so you get it first. Want me to switch it on for you?
The first one answers the message. The second one knows the product, the promise and the plan.
How does it know your product?
It reads the Kortex before it types: every conversation, call and commit in one brain. Plug a source in and watch both halves get smarter, what it can tell a client and what it can tell you.
From a complaint to a changelog.
Half its day is clients, half is product. Without a Kortex, what clients said dies in the chat. Flip the switch and watch where it goes.
Your clients already wrote your roadmap. It’s scattered across a thousand chats.
Every “can it do this?”, every “this is broken again”, every “you said it would be ready” is product data.
On a Kortex, each one lands on a ticket with a name attached, so the next release answers real people.
Does it promise things without you? Only where you say so.
Every task gets its own setting. Draft: it writes, you send. Ask: it checks with you first. Automate: it just does it. Tap a row and move the dial.
Every row is its own dial. Start in Draft, promote what it keeps getting right.
Already answering.
The client half runs today: an AI employee I built answers a client’s customers. The product half is what a Kortex adds: the same conversations, read next to the calls and the commits. My own operation already runs on one.
an AI employee answering clients
mine and my clients’
in my Kortex
into my Kortex
Kortex for business is a concept in development. The client-facing agent already runs in production for a client; the backlog half is what the same brain is built to do.
Ask me anything.
What is an AI product manager?
Can an AI agent manage customer requests?
How does it turn client messages into a backlog?
Does it replace my product manager?
Does it promise things to clients without me?
What is a Kortex?
Hire me or not: start saving every client message now. All of them.