The work just runs.

Tell Coalescent what needs doing, in plain English. It connects to your apps, runs every step from start to finish, and saves the automation so the work happens on schedule — with proof every time.

See it in practice

1,030+

apps it can run across, plus custom connections built when something is missing

First session

from describing a task in plain English to a saved, scheduled automation

Every run

logged step by step, with a receipt you can hand to a client or an auditor

Repetitive work costs more than the hours it takes.

  • Every tool that could automate your recurring work asks for a scoping session, a setup fee, or someone technical you don't have on staff.
  • The few automations you do manage to build are fragile. When they stop working, nobody knows why, and the task falls back to whoever has time.
  • Your team spends hours each week doing the same work manually, because automating it has always cost more than just doing it.

Platform

Built to finish work, not just talk about it.

Most AI tools can start the conversation. Coalescent is built around the four things that make sure the work actually gets done.

01 · Runs

One run, start to finish, across every app it touches.

Describe the outcome in plain language. Coalescent carries the work from the first step through completion, in the right order, without losing track of where it is.

02 · Apps

When an app needs access, you approve it once — inside the conversation.

There's no setup phase before you can run anything. When Coalescent needs permission to use an app, it asks in the moment. And if an app changes how it works, you're not the one who finds out when something breaks.

03 · Proof

A record of what ran, not what you remember.

Every run logs which apps were touched, what was produced, and what completed. Reviewers, clients, and auditors get evidence tied to outcomes — not a story assembled afterwards.

04 · Automations

Work that compounds instead of disappearing.

Runs that finish cleanly are saved as automations you can reuse, refine, and schedule across your firm. The next run starts from what worked — not from a blank prompt or a copied email thread.

From a sentence to an automation that runs itself

Most teams save and schedule their first automation in their first session.

Step 1

Describe

Describe the recurring task in plain terms — the monthly client report, the candidate update cycle, the invoice follow-up. That sentence is the whole setup.

Step 2

Watch it run

Coalescent connects to the apps involved and runs each step in order, pausing only when a decision genuinely needs you.

Step 3

Save & schedule

Save it as an automation and schedule it — daily, weekly, monthly. Anyone on your team can run it without knowing how it was built.

What changes for your team

  • You always know what ran

    Every step updates live as it happens. If something needs your attention you see it immediately — no wondering whether the report went out, no calling someone to check.

  • Describe it once, keep the result

    Automations that work get refined, scheduled, and reused across clients and periods. The hour you spend describing the work pays back every week after.

  • A receipt for every run

    Each run leaves a record of the steps taken, the apps used, and what was produced. When a client asks what happened — or an audit does — it's already written.

What it looks like in practice

The kind of work people hand over on day one

You type something like this. Coalescent works out the steps, connects the apps, and runs it — then saves it as an automation you can schedule, or run again next week without any input.

Accounting practice

Pull our top 20 clients from Xero, check which invoices are overdue, and send each one a personalised reminder with the amount owed.

What runs

Coalescent checks Xero, writes an individual email per client, sends them, and logs who received what. Described once. Runs every week.

Recruitment agency

Every Friday, check the ATS for candidates placed this week and send each client a status update with the candidate name and confirmed start date.

What runs

Coalescent reads the ATS, writes a personalised email per client, sends it, and keeps a full record of the run. Saves the same two hours every Friday.

Marketing agency

At the end of each month, pull performance data from each client's Google Analytics and create a Google Doc summary ready for our review call.

What runs

Coalescent pulls the data, writes the summary, creates the doc, and shares it. Before the call. No one has to touch a spreadsheet.

Common questions

Straight answers

Who is this for?

Accounting practices, recruitment agencies, marketing firms, and any operations-heavy business with recurring work worth automating. If your team does the same tasks every week or every month and has no time or budget for a setup project, Coalescent is built for you.

We don't have a technical person on staff. Can we still use this?

Yes. Coalescent is designed for teams without developers. You describe what needs to happen in plain language and Coalescent figures out the connections and steps. There's nothing to configure before your first run, and no technical knowledge needed to save, schedule, or reuse an automation.

How is our data handled?

Each run happens in a secure, private environment. Your login details for any connected app are stored encrypted and are never written into logs or visible to anyone else. Coalescent only asks for the access a specific run actually needs, and a full history of every run is kept and tied to your account.

We already use a mix of tools across the business. Will it connect to them?

Coalescent works across 1,030+ apps — accounting software, CRMs, communication platforms, spreadsheets, project management tools, and browser-accessible portals. If something isn't in the catalog, Coalescent can build the connection itself.

Ready to hand over the recurring work?

Tell us about one task your team repeats every day, week, or month. We’ll show you Coalescent running it from start to finish.

30 minutes · no preparation needed