Agents that do the work inside your apps.
Foreman goes past chat. Its agents take real action in the tools you run on. Connect an app once, and the right agent reads from it and works in it: raise an invoice, update a contact, book a meeting. Foreman is in open beta — use it today, and it gets sharper every week.
Hundreds of apps, in every category.
Your agents operate in the tools your business already runs on, not a short list behind a wall.
Foreman ships its own built-in CRM, and can also sync records in from HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive. Agents move deals, edit contacts, and bring your pipeline into the work.
Check who's free, set up meetings, and rework the week when plans shift.
Write, revise, and file documents right where your team keeps them.
Find the right file, sort it, and attach it — no digging required.
Add tasks, move cards, and keep every board current.
Bill customers, collect payments, and square the books.
File issues, recap pull requests, and clear routine repo work.
Ship campaigns, keep lists current, and read the results.
Sort incoming tickets and write replies that sound like you.
Link each app once in Settings. Every connection stays scoped to what you approve, and your credentials are encrypted. Prefer to keep sales data in one place? Foreman has a built-in CRM that syncs records in from HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive.
Every message people send you, in one place.
The Hub is the part of Foreman built for communication. Link your email, chat, social DMs, and support channels, and Foreman pulls the inbound together into a single view — surfacing what needs you and handing the rest to your Chief of Staff.
The models you trust, your call.
Add your own provider keys and pay that provider straight, or hand the models to Foreman and let it fit the right one to each job.
Web research comes standard — nothing to set up, no keys to track.
Put Foreman to work in your stack.
Start free, no card required. Link your first app in a couple of minutes and let your AI team act where you already work. Foreman is in open beta and improving fast.