Floot

We recently replaced our support tool with a custom solution built on Floot. Cost us about what we were paying Crisp per month, and honestly it's a better product: sharper AI agent, nicer UI. The part I find more interesting is how we got here. Over the last few weeks we shipped a bunch of primitives: built-in AI, background queues, realtime communication, email handling. None of them were the kind of launch that gets people excited. Put together, they're the reason we could build a full support tool instead of shopping for one. Background queues meant every ticket gets its own dedicated agent instead of one bot juggling everything. Realtime pulled double duty. It powers the chat experience, and it gives agents a clean way to escalate to a human the second they hit a wall. Email was table stakes and it dropped right in. The built-in AI layer is what made spinning up all those agents straightforward and cost tracking easy. The support tool was never really the point, though. Those same primitives are sitting in your stack too — we just happened to build support with them first. Whatever you actually need, you can build it here.

Last week, Daniel Jung and I were talking about how startups seem to be shifting from content to events & community. Instead of spending every dollar on content, more founders are investing in bringing people together. Yesterday, I got to see that in action. Not because I wanted to network. But because I wanted to study how these events actually work. The event, organised by Vivian C. and hosted with Floot , wasn’t just about trying another AI tool. It was about creating an environment where people naturally shared ideas, challenged each other, and started conversations that probably wouldn’t have happened otherwise. That was the part I found most interesting. One thing I noticed: People rarely remembered what someone was building. They remembered the story behind it. And that’s probably the benefit of having an event. They don’t force connections. They create the right environment for them to happen naturally. Shoutout to Daniel and Vivian, who’ve been thinking about this space long before I started paying attention to it. Looking forward to seeing what you both build next—and hopefully collaborating on an event somewhere down the road 👀👀 Which event should I go to next?!

Your company just lost a candidate to a competitor. Not because they were better, but because when that candidate asked ChatGPT about you, AI had no answer. 60% of searches are now zero-click. People take the AI answer and move on without further context. Just whatever third-party sites AI decided to pull from. Louis Carter saw this happening across the employer brand space and built Visipage.ai on Floot to fix it. It's an AI agent that writes authority articles, syndicates them across the web, and tracks your presence across every major AI platform automatically. Parkview Health went from no AI presence to being cited by 5 out of 6 major AI engines. DFIN went from scattered to fully tracked across 1,238 AI mention checks. No dev team. No middleware. No engineering resources. Just a founder with a clear problem; built with Floot. Search your company on ChatGPT right now. If the answer isn't the story you'd want told- that's exactly what this fixes. #buildwithfloot

Still sharing your referral link for 100 credits? We updated the program. The rewards are bigger now, and they go to the people whose referrals actually build something. 2,000 credits when your referral ships their first project. 5,000 credits when they upgrade. No sign-up fluff. Just real rewards for real engagement.

Every app needs email. But setting it up has always meant a third-party service, API keys, DNS headaches, and a weekend you didn't want to spend on infrastructure. That changes today. Floot apps can now send and receive email. Built in, no external service required. Send transactional emails, welcome messages, and notifications from your own domain. Receive incoming email and actually do something with it: build a support inbox, an email-to-ticket system, auto-responders, or full email parsing workflows. Threading is included, so replies group into real conversations automatically. Here's how it works: verify your domain in the Email tab, tell Floot what email features you need. That's it. No setup rabbit hole. No third-party accounts. Just email, working inside your app. What's the first thing you'd build with it? #buildwithfloot

Your apps can now connect to Microsoft. Sign in with Microsoft. Read and send Outlook email. Manage calendar events. Access OneDrive files. Or build an AI agent that does all of it on your users' behalf. Use one. Use all of them. Just tell Floot what you want and it handles the setup. Microsoft integration is live. #buildwithfloot

Your app can now run work in the background , so your users never have to wait. Queue Task is live on Floot. Send a welcome email after someone signs up. Resize an image after it uploads. Run a cleanup job tonight. Send a digest every Monday morning. No delays for your users. No blocking. No complicated setup. Here's how it works: Run now. Kick off background work the moment something happens Run later. Schedule a one-off task up to 7 days out Run on repeat. Set a recurring job on any schedule you need For longer workflows, tasks can chain themselves automatically. Processing hundreds of records or running a multi-step AI pipeline just works. Just describe the background work you need. Floot sets it up. Queue Task is available on Pro. Try it today.

Drivehrs.com is a teen driving logging app designed to help teens track their permit hours. Ditch that unreliable app and log your hours easily, then download a PDF. Bonus: print a custom sign to display in the back window of your car. Built with Floot. An easy-to-start building vibe coding app. Check it out here! https://drivehrs.com 

A little while back, we hired our first full-time team member and it felt like a big step for Floot. Today we’re taking another one. Excited to welcome Allen as our first Founding Full-Stack Engineer. Allen has worked across AI agents, LLM workflows, GPU cloud infrastructure, backend, and frontend. That combination is rare, and it’s exactly the kind of range we need for what we’re building. Floot isn’t just a chat wrapper. We’re building the full system around AI that helps people ship real apps. The hard part is not just making the AI respond. It’s knowing what the AI should do, what the product should handle, what infra needs to exist underneath it, and how all of it comes together into something reliable and user-friendly. Allen has spent years working across those layers. When we talked, it was clear he was excited about the same thing we are: building real AI capability that can create real products. He’s also a huge foodie, which has already been a very practical team benefit. He’s quickly become our go-to for lunch spots, and this selfie is from one of his approved picks. Welcome to Floot, Allen. Excited to build with you.

You can now import your existing projects directly into Floot. Zip up what you've already built, drop it in, and Floot extracts and analyzes the entire thing. Your code, your structure, your context, all carried over. You pick up exactly where you left off. No rebuilding. No starting from scratch. Just your work, ready to move forward. Import a project today and keep building. https://floot.com/