RevampKey is a desktop app with two kinds of AI teams. One builds your software. The others take over work that repeats.
An AI product team for your code
Describe what you want in plain words. A researcher, product manager, designer, engineer and QA hand the work to each other, the way a good team does.
Research you can explore. Findings come back as an interactive report you can sort and filter, with a source for every claim.
Every path mapped first. The happy path, the edge cases and the failures are drawn as a flow before any code is written.
Screens you approve before any code. Point at any part of a screen and say what to change.
Built in steps, each one checked. Every module has its own criteria and tests. QA clicks through it in a real browser, and each step is saved as its own reviewable commit.
Works on code you already have. Open a repository and it maps the code before planning a change. It’s built on Code - OSS, so your VS Code habits carry over.
Hire an AI team for the work that repeats
Pick from 35 ready-made teams for SEO, legal, support, sales and finance, or create your own. Setup takes about five minutes.
A real team structure. Each team has a lead and teammates with clear jobs, a schedule and a queue of work. You brief the lead, the lead plans the jobs, and the teammates do them until the work is done.
Work at scale. Teammates can work through the rows of a table in parallel. For example, they can write and check one SEO page per keyword.
Check-ins, not surprises. A team stops to ask before it continues, shows where the work has drifted from the plan, and never sends, posts or spends without your approval.
Correct it once. Your edits become notes and skills that every teammate follows on every run. Skills are versioned, so you can see what changed.
Teams in the gallery today: SEO pages, Support desk, Job applications, and 16 legal teams covering contract review, privacy compliance, legal pages, brand protection, open-source licences, company admin and breach readiness.
Your tools, already wired in
888 connectors, including GitHub, Gmail, Slack, Stripe, Linear, Notion, Google Drive and BigQuery. You sign in once, and the agent can ask you to connect a tool when it needs one.
A built-in browser for everything else. If a tool has a website, RevampKey can use it: it clicks, types and reads pages. When a step needs you, like signing in, it pauses and asks.
Skills in the common SKILL.md format, with thousands of ready-made skills for connected tools.
Schedules in plain English or cron. They stay correct across daylight-saving changes.
A searchable model picker with models from many AI companies, plus a setting for how much each chat thinks before it answers.
Private by default
Plans, specs and reports are saved in your own project folder. Nothing you do is used to train models. Tokens for connected tools stay in your operating system’s keychain.
