Lindy

Lindy is a no-code AI agent platform that lets non-engineers build and deploy autonomous assistants ("Lindies") for the administrative work that eats a knowledge worker's day: inbox triage, meeting scheduling, meeting prep, note-taking, CRM updates, lead qualification, customer support ticketing, and multi-step follow-ups. Each Lindy is defined by a trigger (new email, calendar event, form submission, webhook, schedule, text message, phone call), a set of tools it can use (Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Airtable, Zoom, Google Meet, plus a long tail of 3,000+ integrations via native connectors and web actions), and natural-language instructions that describe its judgement. A visual flow editor lets you branch, loop, and hand off to other Lindies, and a shared memory store lets agents remember prior interactions with a contact.

The product started as an AI executive assistant — the marketed use cases are still email drafting in your voice, scheduling negotiation over email, pre-meeting briefs, and post-meeting recaps — but has expanded into a general-purpose agent builder used by sales teams (SDR outreach, meeting booking, CRM enrichment), recruiters (inbound triage, screening, interview scheduling), and support teams (Zendesk/Intercom autoresponders). Higher tiers include a computer-use agent that can drive a browser to fill out forms, extract data, and interact with sites that lack an API. Everything runs in the cloud with a task-credit meter; the Enterprise tier adds SSO/SCIM, HIPAA, and shared usage pools. Lindy is closed-source, model-agnostic under the hood (drawing on frontier LLMs including Anthropic Claude and OpenAI GPT models depending on the task), and aimed squarely at operators who want working agents in an afternoon rather than an engineering project.