Gigacatalyst - Give your Sales and CS teams engineering superpowers

Gigacatalyst.com's AI builder learns your APIs and embeds in your product, so your sales and CS teams can build missing features that customers need to your platform. When your software adapts to every customer's workflow, they utilize your software more, retain for longer, and expand quicker, because they get most custom implementation for their exact usecase.

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Congrats on the launch!

 thank you for the great support always, David.

Really good product that gives tons of flexibility to the team! Congrats on the launch

 glad to be learning and building alongside you. Thank you.

This is so cool! What are the type of guardrails you are adding to protect from misuse?

 thank you! We've got LLM as a judge, we create proxies and read-only replicas, and have our own sandboxing code for the best security

can i plug custom MCPs here?

 100% yes! Bring your APIs, MCPs, and databases and we'll link them up

the customer retention angle makes sense but the risk is that custom implementations per customer make your product harder to maintain over time not easier. every bespoke workflow is technical debt someone has to own eventually. curious whether the customizations are sandboxed per customer or if they can affect the core product

 everything is indeed sandboxed, Ansari! we are live at 2,500 active users for multiple companies

Congrats on the launch Namanyay!

 thank you!

Giving non-technical users technical powers is super powerful... especially in a world where customization is cheaper than ever. My only concern is that sales/CS often don't have a good "radar" for what should be built (even if it can be built).

 exactly, that's why we've got 2,500 apps built already! And what we're seeing is that the customer success team talks to the customer much more often, and thus knows the real needs of their users better than product or engineers do.

Let's go guys !!

 Thanks! Gojiberry is an inspiration

The real problem in B2B SaaS isn't that sales teams lack tools — it's that they can't surface customer workflow gaps fast enough for engineering to care. At Tuple, clients would churn because a specific integration didn't exist, and by the time we escalated it, they'd already decided to move on. An AI builder that lets CS teams close that gap in real time, without waiting on a sprint, changes the retention math entirely. Worth watching how this plays out at scale.

"The API-change problem is the elephant in the room for tools like this — someone in the comments already raised it. When a non-engineer builds a workflow against your API and then your API changes, does Gigacatalyst flag the broken connection proactively, or does it silently degrade until a customer notices their custom form stopped working?"