works with the claude, chatgpt, grok, or cursor you already use

a client disputes the invoice. you send the receipt.

you already have the teammate — the claude, chatgpt, or grok you pay for. kipuly is the system of record it works in: your tables, house rules it can't rewrite, a tap on your phone it can't fake, and a receipt for every action — for the day a client says "we never approved that."

connect it to your ai → ~10 min to your first real answer · from $29/mo — agents are free
minute 0connect the ai you already pay for. we timed it: 1 minute, 29 seconds.
minute 5drag in the spreadsheet you've been living out of. a real 1,904-row import took one session.
minute 10the first approval lands on your phone. tap yes. it's working. you're supervising.

yes, we actually timed it

maya's invoice agent
her record · one owner, her agents
her agent ⇄ kipuly · a "should i?" in the chat is not the tap

the problem, honestly

your ai agents already do the work — send the invoice, chase the payment, calm the client. then a client disputes a number. the total lives in an old thread. the rule that allowed the discount was last tuesday's prompt. the "yes" that approved it is a chat message that proves nothing. you eat the difference. that's not a receipt. that's a very smart stranger with your inbox.

so now it leaves receipts

same ai, new job description ↓
the important one
01 / receipts

it asks, then it shows receipts

when a client says "we never approved that," you have the chain — what was agreed, when it was filed, who tapped yes, and proof none of it was edited after the fact. the scary stuff — house rules, access, the shape of your tables — pauses for your tap first. trust, but verify. mostly verify.

audit.log
#EP-0871 · evidence pack · nova dental · ✓ you
#SE-0872 · schema change · held for your tap
#SE-0871 · chase logged ×3 · ✓ you
#SE-0869 · held 5 min · undone
02 / rules

it follows house rules

you write the rules in plain english. your ai reads them before it lifts a finger — no vibes-based decision making with your money or your customers.

rules.md
· the reyes account bills monthly, not per job
· anything over $500 → ask me
· never touch payroll. ever.
03 / memory

it remembers you

a permanent memory of your business — customers, prices, quirks, that thing with the reyes account — read at the start of every single session. explain once, never again. nothing to set up first — tell it what you track, and the tables exist.

memory.md
· hollis pays net-30, always late
· we never discount below 15%
· updated 2h ago by your ai

no consultant. no implementation phase. no six-week onboarding.

your business isn't a template. neither is this.

the sentence is the schema ↓

describe your business once — a system shaped to exactly how you work: tables, rules, receipts. nothing to configure, nothing to migrate, on the ai you already pay for.

the design agency
track change orders per client — amount, date, who said yes
change_orders
· homepage variants · +$1,850 · ✓
· weekend shoot · +$1,430 · ✓
· rush fee · waiting for a yes
the property manager
track units and leases — rent, deposit, lease end
leases
· unit 4b · $2,400 deposit · ends oct 31
· unit 7a · rent 6 days late
· rule: flag leases ending in 60 days
the hvac contractor
track jobs and parts — quoted, installed, owed
jobs
· ramirez · compressor · quoted $3,900
· installed mar 12 · photo attached
· invoice sent · net-30

same product. nobody configured anything.

the part that lets you sleep

every action leaves a paper trail

a tamper-evident log of everything your ai did, saw, and sent — with who approved it and a 5-minute undo window on the scary stuff. audit your ai like you'd audit a bookkeeper.

see what it costs →
KIPULY · AUDIT LOG
maya's workspace · today
09:14 read memory.mdauto
09:15 queried invoices tableread-only
09:16 drafted 3 remindersheld
09:18 sent · reyes, hollis, ferro✓ you
11:02 tried to reorder inventory✗ blocked by rule
11:03 asked you first insteadwaiting…
— nothing hidden, nothing deleted —

the three ways you can't get burned

it can't quietly give itself more.

your ai reads only the tables you allow — not "we ask it nicely," the database itself refuses. and it can't widen that access, rewrite your house rules, or drop a column of history without an approval that lands on your phone, out of band, where no clever prompt can fake your yes.

the bill can't surprise you.

flat price. no token meter, no usage tier, no "your ai was chatty this month." the sticker price is the ceiling. we never charge for ai usage — you already pay claude or chatgpt for that.

the door is unlocked from the inside.

your data lives in standard postgres, and your ai can read every table, document, and receipt back out whenever you ask. leave any day — no exit fee, no "talk to sales to cancel." we'd rather earn month 13 than lock you into it.

none of this is a promise. it's how the thing is built.

mayaowner · approvals land on her phone holds the keys
invoice agenther grok agent · does the work acts as maya · $0 · not a seat
rosabookkeeper · the second seat her own pass · payroll: never

your agents are free. a seat is a human.

your claude, grok, and cursor agents all act as you — one audit trail, no per-agent fee, nothing extra to buy. invite a human only when someone who isn't you must see or approve — a bookkeeper, a contractor behind a wall.

when an agent needs a yes, the yes happens on your phone — never inside the chat.

change it any time, from the console

MEASURED · NOT MARKETED

connect the ai you already pay for1m 29s · timed
first spreadsheet import1,904 rows · one session
undo window on the scary stuff5 minutes

customers go here when we've earned them

pricing without a spreadsheet

one flat price. unlimited agents. a seat is a human.

you already pay for the teammate. $29 is the desk: the record, the house rules it can't rewrite, the tap on your phone it can't fake, the receipt for anyone who asks. unlimited agents, no per-agent fee, no token meter.

we sell the desk, not the employee. the employee is yours.

TEAM
$79/mo
  • a second human in the room (bookkeeper, contractor) · up to 8 people
  • per-person policies & read scopes
  • shared handbook
  • 100,000 records · 10 gb of files
connect your ai →
PRO
$199/mo
  • up to 20 people · same desk, firm scale
  • everything in team, at working-business scale
  • 1,000,000 records · 100 gb of files
connect your ai →

every plan: one flat monthly price · no token fees · agents and machines are free — a seat is a human · cancel any month — nothing held hostage, your ai reads it all back out
hit a cap? nothing breaks, nothing is deleted — new records are simply refused until you clear room or upgrade.

the questions you should ask

the fine print, out loud

how long does setup actually take?

we timed it: 1 minute 29 seconds to connect. then drag in the spreadsheet you already have — a real import of 1,904 rows took one session. there is no implementation phase; that's the point.

i already use claude or chatgpt. why isn't that enough?

it is enough for the thinking — claude, chatgpt, grok, or cursor already give you the brain. kipuly is the part your subscription is missing: permanent tables and a company handbook your ai reads every session, totals computed on the server (never guessed) — and the part that matters most: changes to your rules, your people's access, or your tables wait for the tap on your phone, and every action lands in a tamper-evident ledger. memory is table stakes. authority is the product.

i run several ai agents. do i pay per agent?

no. one plan, one human, unlimited agents — they all act as you, with no per-agent fee. one caution: attach the connector to the one agent you actually run the business from, and don't leave a credential on a machine every agent can read. a second person (bookkeeper, contractor) is team — $79.

what if the ai screws up?

it can't act alone where it counts. everyday record-keeping lands instantly and leaves a receipt — what changed, who asked, who approved. changing your house rules, your people's access, or the shape of your tables waits for the tap on your phone — and a "yes" inside any chat window is not approval; the signed link is.

will the receipt actually settle a dispute?

what settles a dispute is a contemporaneous record. kipuly doesn't prove your client approved — their own confirmation email does that. it proves your side was filed when it happened and hasn't been touched since: the change order, dated; the client's email, attached the same day; the tap that approved it; and a hash chain that breaks if any entry is edited later. the pack verifies offline. we're evidence, not an e-signature service.

can it spend money without me?

no. this version of kipuly has no payment rails at all — and every registered action is deny-by-default: unregistered ones are refused outright, and registered ones follow your rules — which start at ask-first, no matter how the ai asks.

is this just another crm?

no. a crm decides what a "contact" is and you spend a month bending your business to fit it. here there's nothing to configure — tell your ai what you track and the tables exist. the reyes account has a quirk no software has a field for? it's a line in your handbook, read every session.

what happens if i disconnect it?

your data and handbook stay in kipuly, in standard postgres. reconnect anytime — and your ai can read every table, document, and audit event back out whenever you ask.

which ai do i need?

any plan that can add a custom mcp connector: claude, chatgpt, grok, or cursor. kipuly connects over mcp to the subscription you already have — we never charge for ai usage; there is no token meter here.

stop handing your ai the keys.
start keeping the receipts.

the ai you already pay for, finally on the record — house rules, a memory, a tap it cannot fake

connect your ai →

~10 minutes · from $29/mo · every action leaves a receipt