Cicada - The AI teammate you can text, call and put to work

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Hi PH, I'm Saif, founder of Cicada Labs. Running a real AI agent (memory, autonomy, a way to reach you) used to mean being very technical. With Cicada you describe the job in a sentence, connect your apps in one click (1,000+), and it deploys. It hands you the finished work as sheets, docs and decks, replies on iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack or email, makes real phone calls, drives a live browser, and every write waits for your yes. Free to start, no card. What would you hand off first?

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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Saif, founder of Cicada Labs. I built Cicada because running a real AI agent, one with memory, knowledge, autonomy and a way to reach you, meant being very technical. Most people who would benefit are not. With Cicada you describe the job in a sentence, connect the apps it needs in one click (1,000 plus, from Gmail and HubSpot to your own MCP servers), and it deploys. From then on it works on its own schedule or on events in your apps. A few things I'm proud of: It gives you the work. Sheets, docs, decks and one-pagers arrive as links in the chat, not buried in a folder. It lives where you already are. Text it on iMessage or WhatsApp, mention it in Slack, email it, or talk to it in the app. Voice notes work both ways. It makes real phone calls in its own voice, from your own number if you want, and tells you what happened. It uses a live browser you can watch and take control of, so it can log into anything without ever holding your passwords. You stay in charge. Every action is logged, and writes wait for your yes at the autonomy level you set. Two things I learned from early users. First, people often don't know what to hand off, so onboarding now interviews you and proposes the first jobs. Second, one agent gets crowded fast, so a coordinator can spin up specialists and run them as a team, and teammates' agents share memory and context in one workspace. It's free to start, no card. I'll be here all day. Tell me what you'd hand off first.