Crewdle AI - Use every business AI tool without every subscription
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Crewdle gives small businesses access to the AI tools they need without keeping a dozen subscriptions alive. Use chat, agents, automation, content, websites, and business tools from one platform, with usage-based billing instead of paying every month for products you barely touch. It is built for owners who want AI to help run the business without subscription sprawl, technical setup, or enterprise complexity.
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Consolidating AI tool access into a single billing and auth layer is genuinely hard. The context isolation problem alone gets messy when users switch tools. We've dealt with similar multiplexing challenges routing between different model providers. How do you handle session state when a user's workflow spans multiple tools with different context windows?
@anand_thakkar1 Every component is independent and has its own context and memory but it can share knowledge with other components. At the beginning, we were building a communication and video conferencing tool at Crewdle. It's a bit the same but now we're focusing on getting different AIs to talk to each other instead of humans.
@reda_roqai_chaoui Thanks for the support! They mostly replace all their tools to only use Crewdle for AI.
@reda_roqai_chaoui Thanks for your support! We made this solution so it isn't just another tool but rather the only one you need.
The "stop juggling five AI subscriptions" framing is relatable. most small teams are paying for separate chat, agent, content, and automation tools that barely talk to each other. honest question though, when you bundle everything into one platform, how do you keep each piece from being a watered down version of the standalone tools? that's usually where all-in-one platforms struggle. the breadth is nice but depth is what keeps people from churning back to point solutions.
@shubham4real Agreed and that's why we listen to our users and reflect on our own needs. We're only allowed to use our own tools internally other than for experimenting what others are doing. That pushes us to build everything our users, and ourselves, need.
Hey - Congrats on what looks like a strong launch. The subscription sprawl angle really resonates. This is something that has annoyed me for a while too, especially when you end up with a bunch of AI tools that are useful in theory, but not used enough to justify another monthly subscription.
So I can definitely see the value potential here for small businesses. One quick question: when someone signs up, do they usually know what they want to delegate first, or do you need to guide them toward the right first use case? With AI tools I often feel the harder part isn’t access, it’s knowing what work should actually be handed off first.
@tobiasfleischer Thanks! Most businesses know they need AI and most have a use case in mind. Now, the though part is more that it's really different from one business to another, even in the same industry. Which is why we ended up building a unified platform. Then, the next challenge becomes that AI requires a bit of knowledge from people which most small businesses don't have.
I love the idea. This sounds similar to invideo Agent One for video production, correct?
@richatsealedvault Thanks, yes it's similar but not focused on video. We have tools to also create apps, websites, workflows, autonomous agents, and more coming ;)
Congrats! I wonder how does Crewdle orchestrate the handoff between Connect, Forge, and Create?
@crystalmei Forge is an orchestrator. It was our first product and it is the corner stone of all other products.
Very interesting for a new product, some onboarding and UI work could help make this a gem.
@paul_rowland2 Thanks for the feedback, any ideas you would like to share with us?
the usage-based angle is the right call for small businesses. the subscription fatigue is real — most teams pay for 4-5 AI tools and use maybe 20% of each. curious how you handle quality routing though, does the user pick which model runs each task or does Crewdle decide automatically?
@ozandag It's a mix of both. We do have systems that automatically picks, but in the end the user always had full control.
For a bakery owner with zero tech background what does the on-boarding actually look like? Is there a guided setup or do they figure out which crew member to use on their own?