Route inbound faster
Turn forms, CRM drops, and CSVs into scored work.
The go-to-market operating system.
Palantir for your go-to-market.
Built for founders and CROs who are done stitching together CRM glue, point tools, approvals, and spreadsheet cleanup.
GTM system builder team workflow + agent runtime
Team workflow short product clip
psi* agent runtime same system - agent attached
Agents and your team operate on the same runtime, sharing apps and flows.
Human and agent work stays inside one operating system instead of fragmenting across side tools, brittle handoffs, and disconnected automations.
shared app contextfewer handoffsreview stays visibleautomations stay attachedapprovals stay in path
Sample apps built in psi*
Examples of what your team can edit, build, run and publish on psi*
These are live samples your company can use with psi*. They illustrate the kinds of GTM apps, workflows, and revenue systems psi* supports once the platform is setup with your company.
Platform
Platform notes
What teams shape
- Lead intake and routing screens
- Approval lanes and review views
- Seller workspaces tied to the same app
How it ships
- Start in the builder and keep edits local
- Preview changes before publishing them live
- Publish one surface teams and agents can both use
Platform notes
What the runtime can do
- Use the app directly from one thread
- Research accounts and operate browser sessions
- Spawn subagents for scoped build work
How it stays governed
- Approvals stay attached to high-risk actions
- Tools and writes stay scoped by your organization
- Everything runs inside one psi* cluster
Platform notes
What agents can change
- Tables, fields, and relationships for the motion
- Data models that apps and flows both depend on
- The schema closest to the team using the app
How teams keep control
- Changes stay reviewable before they go live
- Apps and flows read from the same Postgres model
- Query paths stay stable as the system evolves
Platform notes
What it connects
- Production databases, CRM systems, and marketing data
- Scratch queries and shared canonical assets
- The systems you already run your GTM stack on
How access stays safe
- Start in a controlled scratch environment
- Promote only the queries worth operationalizing
- Keep connector access server-owned and scoped
Platform notes
How work starts
- Run from cron jobs, webhooks, or app events
- Launch recurring GTM work without leaving psi*
- Keep app actions attached to the same workflow
What stays visible
- Pause, retry, and replay remain first-class
- Approvals show up where judgment actually matters
- Recovery and checkpoints stay inside the same system
Platform notes
What it gives GTM
- Clean customer, product, and revenue data
- Attribution, analytics, and compensation on one model
- A stable operating layer for finance and GTM
How it is deployed
- Replicated production data enters a separate store
- Tenant-isolated bare-metal Postgres per customer
- Access control and anonymization built into the pipeline
Enterprise ready
Data store
Tenant-isolated Postgres
Each customer runs on an account-locked Postgres data plane for replicated operational data.
Access control
Restricted access rules
Users, groups, app access, and write paths stay governed from one system.
Replication
Anonymization at ingest
Sensitive data can be anonymized before replicated records become business-facing surfaces.
Approvals
Writes stay reviewable
Higher-risk actions can pause for approval instead of bypassing governance in side tools.
Enterprise controls without enterprise software sprawl.
Provision users, groups, approvals, and app access from one system instead of layering policy across disconnected vendors.
Each customer gets an account-locked ontology data plane for replicated operational data, with isolated boundaries and reviewable write paths.
AI-First Go-to-Market Platform
Replace point solutions with one managed revenue system.
psi* gives smaller teams one place for apps, flows, approvals, and data instead of a cloud of tools with conflicting workflows and models.
psi* templates
Template apps recreate most of your go-to-market stack.
Apps and flows
Agent-first apps and flows operate on one runtime.
Point solutions vs psi*
Comparable GTM scope for a sub-50-person team.
Point solutions psi*
Systems
Change time
Relative cost
Illustrative comparison only: fewer vendors, fewer handoffs, and less wasted time.
Cron jobs 600 concurrent
Lead enrichment 1k+ / day
Seller analytics 100s reps
Revenue rules 100s models
Runtime model single cluster
psi* is not an OpenClaw VPS clone. It is a managed production runtime that keeps the app, flow, data, and approval model in one enterprise-first system.
GTM apps
- Published apps, forms, inboxes, and operator views
- One runtime for teams and agents using the same surfaces
- No customer VPS fleet to manage or patch
Flows
- Cron jobs, recurring work, and routed automations
- Query, transform, and write steps attached to the same runtime
- Operational work runs from one psi* cluster instead of tool sprawl
Data and approvals
- Approval-gated actions and reviewable writes
- Provision users and groups per app and workflow
- Data model, policies, and execution stay in one managed system
Start with psi*
Book a working session or drop into the docs, depending on whether you are still framing the problem or ready to replace part of the stack.