Crux

Most people own a mountain of paperwork they cannot actually put their hands on: the policy number a call handler is waiting for, the receipt for something that broke, the warranty buried in a 2022 email. Crux starts where that paperwork already lives — your inbox — and does the filing nobody has a spare Sunday for.

You connect your email with read-only access; Crux never sends anything or replies to anyone. It reads policies, bills, contracts, IDs and receipts, pulls out dates and amounts, and files each one as it goes. From then on it keeps working in the background, producing a single ordered list of everything upcoming: trials about to convert, contracts rolling onto standard rates, premiums rising, notice periods closing, duplicate subscriptions, and renewals approaching.

Crucially, Crux does not just flag problems — it offers the next step. Cancellation letters are drafted, claims put together, reminders set and switches teed up. And when you ask a question, it answers with the exact document that supports the answer, so you always know where a figure came from. Crux is currently offered through early access, and the domain cruxlegacy.com now redirects to hellocrux.com.