Clawnify positions itself as a "delivery platform for AI work" rather than another chatbot. The premise is that most companies already have AI-generated artifacts lying around — a Claude artifact, a spreadsheet, an automation script — and the missing piece is turning those into software the whole team can log into, with permissions, shared data and a durable record of what happened.
The product has three connected layers. Apps replace or extend in-house software: you can start from a working open-source app, connect the vendors you already pay for, and adapt it to your own workflows and data. Agents live where people already talk, mainly Slack and Teams, and can read and write to connected systems such as CRM, accounting and email providers. The company brain stores policies, pricing and playbooks in one place, with a separate memory per client so work for one account never leaks context from another.
Safety-oriented controls are a recurring theme: human approvals before chosen actions, activity logs and audit trails for every agent step, and bring-your-own-keys for model and email providers. Deployment covers custom domains and a white-label option, and the platform ships an MCP connection plus an agent-setup prompt for coding assistants. Clawnify offers a free trial and paid plans, with pricing details on its own pricing page.
